Just bought a reallink argon arc welding WS200S, there is a gas delay switch, I do not know how to use, who can answer! Thank you
Reallink argon arc welding has a 3-5 button which is a delay switch 5 is longer
2.5S and 5S conversion, how long will it take to use?
Reallink argon arc welding has a 3-5 of a button, this is the time delay switch 5 is longer.Argon arc welding machineArgon arc welding, that is, tungsten inert gas arc welding, refers to the use of industrial tungsten or activated tungsten as non melting electrode, inert gas (argon) as the protection of welding methods, referred to as TIG.Argon arc welding machine is divided into two kinds of argon arc welding machine and non melting argon arc welding machine according to the different electrodes.Non melting argon arc weldingNon MIG welding arc is non consumable (usually tungsten) between the workpiece and the inert gas from combustion, chemical reactions in the welding arc flows around a metal (usually with argon), forming a protective hood, the electrode, arc and weld pool and at high temperature the metal is not in contact with the air to prevent the oxidation and absorption of harmful gases. A compact welded joint is formed, and the mechanical properties of the welded joint are very good.MigThe welding wire is fed by the wire wheel, the conductive nozzle is electrically conductive, and the arc is generated between the base metal and the welding wire, so that the welding wire and the base metal are melted, and the arc is welded by the inert gas argon, and the molten metal is welded. The difference between it and TIG welding: a welding wire as electrode, and is constantly melting in molten pool, the condensation of the weld; another is a protective gas, with the application of MIG welding, gas protection has been widely used in variety of mixed gas of argon to develop a single, such as rich argon gas Ar 80%+CO220%. Usually the former is called MIG, and the latter is called MAG. According to its operation mode, the most widely used are argon arc welding and argon rich gas mixture welding, followed by automatic argon arc welding.
