ASEA- 200S

Features

• · Compact size by lightweight design
• ·  Installation of electric shock protection circuit
• ·  Stable arc by IGBT inverter control
• ·  The welding rod is 2.6~3.2dia. It can be used until now.
• ·  Easy operation using one-touch connection
• ·  Energy saving with low input power
• ·  Alloy, non-alloyed, stainless steel and cast iron weld most metals

Rated Specification

Precautions for safety when welding ARC

• ·  Wear glasses and protective gear to properly protect your eyes and body from welding sparks, which can damage your eyes and cause burns to your skin
• ·  Protect your auditory nerves from noise
• ·  Keep your face away from smoke
• ·  Make sure the welding area is airy, and if there is a lack of ventilation, use an inhaler that blows welding smoke out.
• ·  Keep lighters, matches, and other flammable materials away from the welding site.

How ARC Digital, ARC Analog Welders Work

• ·  Put the welder on a flat surface
• ·  Plug in for electricity supply
• ·  Turn the power switch “ON” on the faceplate
• ·  Adjust the amperage level with the welding rod to be used
• ·  Hold the earth line tongs onto the base material and hold the welding rod to be used
• ·  Make sure you follow the required safety procedures before you start welding
• ·  Start the next welding

How to use ARC

• ·  Use the input reel line at least 4 sq and bold enough
• ·  Use input blockers as low as 50A or higher, depending on the capacity
• ·  The output welding line should be more than 16mm thick enough to use the line
• ·  When the above lamp is lit, check the thickness of the input reel line and request A/S
• ·  If welding is not possible even if the power supply is turned on and the fan is working, check the output part and request A/S
• ·  Wait 1 minute for the overheating lamp to turn on before reusing