Kemppi MXF 63 - Manual (Page 14)

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2.14 Shielding gas
NOTE! Handle shielding gas bottle with care. Assess the risks associated with handling and using
compressed gas. Always use a cylinder transport carriage and secure the cylinder safely.
There are many different suppliers of quality shielding gases for welding. Please ensure
that you are selecting the correct gas for your application. FastMig products uses welding
programs for Synergic and Pulsed welding. These curves are created and recommend against
a particular shielding gas.
Shielding gas effects welding performance and is a fundamental component to overall weld
quality.
MM
T 32
l/min
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10
15
20
NOTE! Shielding gas flow rate from the welding gun is set according to the application, weld joint,
gas type and gas nozzle shape and size. The flow rate should be measured at the welding gun
nozzle before welding via a rotameter, and normally measure's between 10 – 20 litres per minute
for many welding applications.
2.14.1 Installing gas bottle
Always fasten the gas bottle properly in the vertical position, in a special holder against the
wall or on a cylinder carriage. Remember to close gas bottle valve after welding.
Parts of gas flow regulator
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2
4
7
1 6
3
1. Gas bottle valve
2. Flow regulation screw
3. Connecting nut
4. Hose tail
5. Hose tail nut
6. Gas bottle pressure gauge
7. Shielding gas flow meter
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