Magmate Tig 200 Spezifikationen

TIG 150/200OPERATING MANUAL

104.1 Control Panel6 7 8 9541 2 31Power switch2Power indicator3Overtemperature indicator4Post flow gas adjustment5Welding current adjustment6Negati

11-+-+GTAW with DCEN produces deep penetration because it concentrates the heat in the joint area. No cleaning action occurs with this. The heat ge

124.4 Package ContentsTIG 150 •TIG150Powersource•TIG-17torch,4m•Regulator•Gashose•Workclampwithcable(dinseconnector)•Primar

13Model No. TIG 150 TIG 200Part No. MAGTIG150 MAGTIG200Power voltage (V) Single phase AC 240V ±15%Single phase AC 240V ±15%Frequency (Hz) 50/60 5

14In maintenance of the unit, take into consideration the rate of use and the environment it is used in. When the unit is used properly and service

15Warranty for MagMate™ TIG 150 or 2007.1 Terms of WarrantyBOC provides a warranty for the MagMate TIG 150 & 200 sold by it against defects i

MagMate™ is distributed by: BOC Limited ABN 95 000 029 72910 Julius AvenueNorth Ryde, NSW 2113AUSTRALIABOC is a trading name of BOC Limited, a member

2Welcome to a better way of weldingCongratulations on purchasing a MagMate™ TIG 150 or 200 welding machine.The products in BOC’s TIG range perform

3ContentsWelcome to a better way of welding 21.0 Recommended Safety Guidelines 42.0 Recommended Safety Precautions 52.1 Health Hazard Inform

4•Repairorreplacedefectivecablesimmediately.•Neverwatchthearcexceptthrough lenses of the correct shade.•Inconnedspaces,adequat

52.1 Health Hazard InformationThe actual process of welding is one that can cause a variety of hazards. All appropriate safety equipment should be

6Cylinder Safety1Cylinder valve hand-wheel2Back-plug3Bursting discBack view of typical cylinder valve123Operator wearing personal protective equip

7the valve. Approved leak detection fluid, can be obtained from a BOC Gas & Gear centre. •Whennishedwiththecylinder,closethecylinder

83.0 Basic TIG Welding Techniques3.1 GTAW (TIG) WeldingThe Gas Tungsten Arc Welding – commonly referred to as Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) – proces

91 Shielding gas2 Arc3 TIG filler rod4 Weld pool5 Collet6 Tungsten Electrode7 Workpiece1234567Schematic of the TIG welding processDC Electrode Negat