How to adjust the Secondary Parameters on the HandyTig Range

[matt1978]

Yeah anything in ESAB livery is only for The Americas.

We also make a multi voltage version of the Saprom and the X series for the USA.

 

[wheresmejumper]

Miller dynasty is about all thats there for us with the same flexibility.
Do you do any 110v arc welders Matt?

 

[matt1978]

As we speak no. But there are some in the pipeline, as the Micor platform of inverter spreads out into more of our product range, more of the machines will become multi-voltage.

 

[Brad93]

Thanks for putting them graphics up they will be useful to print and laminate rather than putting dirty mitts on the manual.

 

[matt1978]

No prbs

 

[Richard.]

2000 hz pulse frequency !!!
That's impressive. The only other I've known to go that high was a magicwave. You'll have the dogs going loopy lol.
My little Rehm maxes out at 500 either side.

 

[Brad93]

Tbf beyond 300hz I'm not entirely sure if there are many practical uses of such high frequency capability?
It's amazing it's almost got as many features as the T220. Very capable machine.

 

[Richard.]

Tbf beyond 300hz I'm not entirely sure if there are many practical uses of such high frequency capability?
It's amazing it's almost got as many features as the T220. Very capable machine.

Arc focus mate. My old magicwave had a remote that took it up to 2k hz and it was unreal how tight that arc could be pulled in. Get a 0.5 mm stainless outside corner set up and over lap one side a fraction to melt as reinforcement. Then zap down it at 1000hz plus no filler and you'll see just how useful it is. Distortion will be reduced a lot too.

 

[Brad93]

I've got some 0.6mm I will give that a go. Also got 0.7mm titanium I could have a play with.

 

[Richard.]

It's got everything you need on it.
The pulse settings are a little basic (freq/background only ) but then that's enough without complicating things. It's got all the essentials without the daft stuff that's thrown on a lot of them.
Mine has a few more bells and whistles that I'd never use and are there to purely give the rep something to talk about on a demo. Auto frequency, mma booster and mixed acdc. To name a few. Huh! give me a rock solid AC arc and you've sold it.

 

[Richard.]

I've got some 0.6mm I will give that a go. Also got 0.7mm titanium I could have a play with.

It's not my strongest suit but if your rushing down thin ti with a fast pulse won't you need a trail

 

[Brad93]

I've done a butt in it before, with a Furick #12 gas lens. Outside corner will be really interesting.

 

[NickyEng]

2000 hz pulse frequency !!!
That's impressive. The only other I've known to go that high was a magicwave. You'll have the dogs going loopy lol.
My little Rehm maxes out at 500 either side.

My Gys 220 AC/DC tig can crank up to 2500hz rich, not that I use that lol...generally prefer low speed pulse avoiding that annoying window up to about 30hz where it just flashes at you

 

[6 milli billi]

Above around 5000Hz the high pitch sound begins to be less audible to the human ear, if I am correct? Constricting the arc is an advantage as the frequency increases. At EWM some time ago we introduced 15000Hz as standard in Tetrix series, from 200 amps upwards. You cannot hear the pulse at all at this level, (can't speak for the dogs though! ) Have a customer who builds Ti bicycle frames, (he built mine and its great!) and he finds the constricted arc a big advantage as the bespoke frame builders want to have the weld bead as narrow as possible.