Energy storage welding gun replacement

How does a weld gun work?

When the release button is pressed on the welding gun, the stud lifts and an auxiliary arc is created. Then the main arc is ignited; the stud and the base material fuse. After the weld time is over, spring pressure presses the stud into the liquid weld pool. The bond is created a few tenths of a second after the release button is pressed.

How to use a welding gun?

• During the welding process, touchable parts of the welding gun, such as studs, stud holder and all electrically connected parts carry current. These components must not be touched during the welding process! 7. Press the gun with both hands as vertically as possible (90° angle) to the workpiece. 8. Hold the gun still and press the start button.

How to connect a welding gun with automatic stud loading?

When connecting a welding gun with automatic stud loading, the pneumatic connections on the sorter and welding gun must be checked. The instructions and information required for this are found in the specific devices’ operating manuals. Make sure that the electrical and, if present, pneumatic line routing poses no danger of people tripping.

How to connect a welding gun to a control device?

The welding cable of the welding gun (10*) is connected to the connector socket X20 (7*). This plug connection is secured by turning the plug rightward to the stop. To increase the work area, an extension cable (9*) can be connected between the control device and the welding gun.

What are the features of a weld machine?

The friendly user interface has 10* preset buttons, bright alphanumeric displays, graphic gun, and weld quality indicator. Its simplicity reduces set-up time, operator training, and error. Precision control at 60,000 Hz frequency ensures the most stable arc, accurate heat input and highest quality welding process.

What is a Magnum Pro welding gun?

Products for MIG, TIG, FCAW, Submerged Arc, and Robotic welding. Built to withstand the toughest work environments. Save money with Magnum PRO welding guns and expendables! Learn about what Lincoln Electric Magnum PRO products can do to help improve your welding process.