Installation of neckliners in slip-on and threaded nozzle swannecks If replacing an existing neckliner: Unscrew the swanneck, remove the old neckliner and measure its length. Carefully cut the new neckliner to the same length as the old liner with a pair of sharp cutters.
NECKLINERS: CUT MEASUREMENTS Please note: Swanneck machining tolerances result in small variances in length; consequently the measurements given below are intended for reference only (for example, to help identify loose cut neckliners). ALPHA SWANNECKS ALPHA SWANNECKS ALPHA 1: 180 Amp ALPHA 3: 350 Amp A1-22 5-29/32”...
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Installation of plastic liners for aluminum/ stainless steel in direct mount guns Lay the torch out straight and remove the liner retaining nut at the wire feed end of the torch cable. Remove the existing gun liner if fitted. If switching from a steel liner, remove the swanneck and fit the appropriate brass neckliner for aluminum –...
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Installation of Teflon liners for aluminum/ ® stainless steel in Euro quick-connect guns Lay the torch out straight and remove the liner retaining nut at the wire feed end of the torch cable. Remove the existing gun liner if fitted. If switching from a steel liner, remove the swanneck and fit the appropriate brass neckliner for aluminum –...
Assembly instructions for direct plug connector kits: internal gas Trigger lead jumper Direct Plug Torch Rear End Connector Kit Internal Gas Connector plug Allen key Set screw Thread the connector plug into the rear of the torch (the connector plug may differ from the one shown).
Assembly instructions for direct plug connector kits: external gas (Lincoln std. shown) Gas hose Direct Plug Torch Rear End Allen key Connector Kit nipple Gas seal Lincoln Insulating Standard Connector plug sleeve Set screw Trigger lead jumper Slide the insulating sleeve over the connector plug (wide end facing the torch) and screw the plug into the torch rear end.
TROUBLESHOOTING: POROSITY (SUMMARY) Causes of Porosity Possible Solutions BASE METAL CONTAMINATION Impurities on base metal. a. Remove contamination; clean surfaces b. Use of specific wire/gas mix for specific types of impurities. FILLER METAL CONTAMINATION Impurities on filler metal (wire). a. Replace wire. b.
The efficient feeding of the welding wire is depen- dent on the liners fitting correctly. Consult the liner installation instruc- tions on pages 2-4 or contact your local authorized ABICOR Binzel distributor for additional help. Spatter on wire.
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TROUBLESHOOTING: GENERAL GUIDE Problems/Causes Possible Solutions SPATTER Too fast or too slow wire Set the wire feed rate and voltage in accordance with good welding feed for the arc voltage. practices as recommended by a qualified welding engineer. Too long an arc. Adjust the wire feed and voltage so that the arc is in accordance with good welding practice for the joint to be welded.
Note complete weld parameters, including welding current (Amps), exceeded. welding voltage, wire feed speed, type and size of wire, type of gas and fIow rate of gas and consult your local Authorized ABICOR Binzel a distributor. Dirty connection Remove swanneck and inspect interface for dirt build-up. Periodic cleaning is necessary.
SWANNECK DIMENSIONS: ALPHA 2 THREADED A2T-22 A2T-60 A2T-45 SWANNECK DIMENSIONS: ALPHA 3 THREADED A3T-22 A3T-60 A3T-45 Approximate x and y measurements are in millimeters and are taken from the end of the contact tip with spray arc set-up.
SWANNECK DIMENSIONS: ALPHA 4 THREADED A4T-22 A4T-60 A4T-45 Approximate x and y measurements are in millimeters and are taken from the end of the contact tip with spray arc set-up.
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