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This instruction manual is intended to be a guide when operating the Triad Extreme Seam welder. To ensure optimal performance from your welder, please follow the recommendations and specifications precisely.
Material should be laid out as flat as possible, either on the floor or table depending on how you set up your fabrication area. With most material and especially thinner goods, it is prefered to pull out the wrinkles or pull taunt. The use of sheet metal in or next to the machine on the table, allows for the use of magnets to position and hold the material. Taping material taunt is a good practice.
Pull up on Red Power Switch #3 to turn machine on. The Green Power Light #4 will go on with a one second delay. The Green light will remain on as an indicator that you have power to the machine. (Push down on Red Power Switch #3 to turn machine off)
Temperature Controller #7 will come on with a 1-2 second delay after Green Power Light goes on. Units are set in celsius at the factory. Press the Set Button and hold, now press the up or down button until you reach your desired temperature. Heat up time is only one to two minutes. Do not adjust heat over 510 degrees C. For sample welds, set controller to 400 degrees C. This may not be your final setting.
Wedge adjustment should be checked daily before performing any welding. The operator should be familiar with all wedge adjustments to get the best weld quality. Check for any loose hardware. Loose hardware can alter the wedge adjustment with every engagement.
Proper wedge alignment is essential to achieve a proper weld. Units are preset at the factory. Sample welds should be made prior to actual use of the machine. If sample welds are good only on one side or the other, or only partially welded, this means the wedge is not aligned or square to the rollers, and alignment adjustment is needed. Unplug unit from power source and make sure the wedge is cool before you work on the machine.
3. To center wedge between rollers, turn screw #5, this will fine tune wedge up and down. Only a 1/8 or 1/4 turn is necessary. Do not overturn. Move Pressure Roller Handle up and down slowly to check centering adjustment. Swing wedge handle in and out to ensure proper positioning.
4. Adjustment Screw #6 will move wedge on a center axis left and right. Loosen Locking Screw #8 to make adjustment. Loosen Lock Nut #7, turn Adjustment Screw clockwise to bring right side of wedge in and counterclockwise to bring left side in. When adjusted properly, tighten Locking Screw and Lock Nut.
5. Wedge Stop Screw #9 will stop travel of wedge when positioning wedge in weld position. Loosen Locknut #10 , turn Adjustment Screw in or out to proper position. The edge of the wedge should fit snug and square into the rollers on each end.
Make a test weld before proceeding with job. Fine tuning your adjustments can be made while wedge is hot. Do not run Hot Wedge into Silicone Rollers without material in machine for extended periods, as it will distort the silicon.
The wedge should be replaced when honing and adjustment is no longer effective. If heater failure occurs after a period of time, the heaters may not be easily removed. The wedge and heater will most likely have to be replaced together.
Electrically connect hot wedge to receptacle on body of Triad. When connected, make comfortable bend of heater wire and position properly in clip. Swing wedge in and out of welding position to make sure wrap around back of Triad is comfortable. When completed, tighten clip to secure.
Explains installation, maintenance, and operation of a resistance welding machines electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic and cooling systems. Includes a trouble-shooting section. Useful for maintenance personnel and operators. (1996).
Robotic welding is another name for automated welding and involves one of two processes. The first option is fully automated welding where machines guide the metal through the entire process, from start to finish. In semi-automated welding, a person loads the metal and then removes it once the process is complete.
ACEY-8000D (DC machine) Battery Pack Spot Welding Machine is a general platform for cylinder battery pack assembling. It equipped with advanced 8000A DC inverter welding power supply, Suitable battery for pack spot welding and assembly in the factory. This machine can assembling batteries like 18650, 26650, 21700... and Nickel or Nickel-Plated Steel strips. Which support battery pack like E-Bike, Scooter, electromobile,etc.
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Q1:How to order?
A: Please send us your purchase order by email or call us sales, or we can make the proforma invoice under your request.We need to know the following information for your order before sending your Pl. Payment methods? T/T, L/C, D/P and so on.
1)Product information-quantity, specification(size, material, technological if needed and packing requirements etc.)
2)Shipping information-company name, street address, phone number,destination sea port.
Q2: How to control quality?
A,All the raw materials by IQC(Incoming Quality Control) before launch whole process into the process after the screening,
B, Process each ink in the process of IPQC(Input Process Quality Control)patrol inspection.
C, After finished by QC full inspection before packing into the next process packing.
D, OQC before shipment for each slipper to do full inspection.
Q3:How do I install and operate the machine myself?
A: Our system development is based on the integrated development view, when you get the machine, just connect it to the power supply and the machine is ready to work, as the English software is already installed on the machine, all you need to do is to learn how to use the software, a complete English user manual will be sent to you with the machine.
Q4: How do I get technical support after purchase?
A: Our factory provides online technical support in English, you can get to know us easily online through Skype, Wechat, WhatsApp or E-mail. If you need any remote assistant support, we will support you through Team viewer software.
Q5:What's the warranty for the items?
A: We are very confident in our products and we package them very well so you will usually receive your order in perfect condition. The warranty on the equipment is one year (12 months) and if any part of the equipment is damaged within one year due to non-human factors, we will provide a replacement part free of charge.
Q6:Can I customize products?
A: Yes, OEM&ODM is available! we can provide not only standard machines but also customized machines according to your requirements. Don't hesitate to tell us your requirement, we will try our best to meet your needs.
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Regardless of the type of welding process, the concept behind each of these types remains similar. The welder strikes an arc, heats the metal, and guides its deposition into the joint being welded. However, the devil is in the details, and a welder who thinks that extensive experience with SMAW prepares them for GTAW is in for a rude awakening. The properties of the arc, how the metal is deposited, and how contaminants are kept out or removed in each process are very different. These differences help determine the quality and precision of the final weld.
In SMAW and FCAW, the flux not only shields the weld but can also remove some intruding contaminants from the weld, and this makes these welding processes forgiving. They can be used easily in remote locations with little shelter from the environment. Flux-based weld shielding also gives the welder more options for how they approach the weld. The angle of approach and rate of travel matter less when you cannot lose or outrun your shielding gas. The price for this forgiving nature is that the properties of the resulting weld can be inconsistent as the welder changes position or travel speed, or loses stability trying to reach an inaccessible joint. The SAW process can also offer challenges maintaining flux coverage correctly when welding out of position.
The welds produced by gas-shielded weld processes are more consistent than those relying on flux. The welder must stay within tighter parameters just to be able to strike and maintain an arc. The result is a more mechanically consistent weld that can only be produced by a skilled and experienced welder. The biggest advantage of orbital welding vs. manual arc welding is that these skills are transferred to an automated system to make high-quality, consistent welding easy and easily repeatable.
Most manual arc welding processes have been replicated in an automated form in order to offer a consistent weld process that can be relied upon to meet quality standards and project deadlines. Project managers considering orbital welding need to answer two questions: whether a job needs the levels of productivity and consistency that only orbital welding can provide and what type of orbital welding is needed.
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