Zebbedee
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Anyone know what’s involved in adding a tig unit to an esab 360amp air cooled welding plant it has a 3 way switch for gouging, stick and tig curious to know if it’s viable
Torch and bottle?Anyone know what’s involved in adding a tig unit to an esab 360amp air cooled welding plant it has a 3 way switch for gouging, stick and tig curious to know if it’s viable
And lots of practice...................................................................................................................................Torch and bottle?
and ideally have a argon purge inside the pipetig for ss that thin and not to much amp and it needs to be spotless clean on both sides
It is possible to DC Tig aluminium, but isn't really a good idea unless you are a pro as it requires a lot of skill, a huge tungsten and helium rather than argon. AC gives a balance of cleaning during the EP phase and penetration during the EN phase, better quality welders will allow you to adjust the balance to suit what's being welded.I've already got a bottle of straight argon for aluminium mig and it's only about £45 for a torch for my parweld inverter so I might get one for a hobby. Needs to be a/c for aluminium I think.
Got a spool gun on the mig so not a priority for me tbh. Just interested to learn a new skill. Might be a very short lived ambition with my patienceIt is possible to DC Tig aluminium, but isn't really a good idea unless you are a pro as it requires a lot of skill, a huge tungsten and helium rather than argon. AC gives a balance of cleaning during the EP phase and penetration during the EN phase, better quality welders will allow you to adjust the balance to suit what's being welded.