I bought an argon arc welding machine on the current, frequency, gas and so on how to adjust? Thanks
The current is according to what you want to use the welding materials, general material is thin, you need a smaller current; the frequency is not the duty ratio is? If it is to have a product object welding flaps only need the extension; gas is you press the torch switch, the gun will the "gas" as one sound, you open more, when you continue to end things after welding gun argon on longer, I personally think it is not recommended to switch too, is a waste, one is not too easy to play. Flint fire easily after the injury is not blowing material. You know there is no arc current machine, gas testing switch
What welding machine did you buy?! Ask the manufacturer to teach you. Welding is based on the individual's welding habits, to practice more
Base current is the basic current of your machine. It is used in pulse welding, and if you don't use it, you drive it to the maximum. (at this point, you just need to adjust the current knob to control the current.)Pulse duty cycle: used during pulse welding, which affects the width of the heat affected zone during solderingPulse frequency: it is used in pulse welding, and it affects the amount of phosphorus on welding scarsPulse current: the actual pulse amplitude, which affects the depth of the bath.Lag off time: it is a setting for argon gas delay. Generally transfer to 4 on it.If you simply solder, you can turn the pulse duty cycle, the pulse frequency, and the pulse current to the minimum,
