An automatic argon arc welding machine consists of three parts: a welding power source, an automatic welding body, and an automatic control system. Only a qualified automatic argon arc welding machine can be assembled with a stable welding power source, a precise automatic welding body, and a smooth automatic control system.
The standards for testing welding power sources, automatic machine bodies, and automatic controls are as follows:
1. Welding power source testing:
1. Detect the minimum starting current for welding. The starting current for argon arc welding is generally 3-5 amperes, with no flickering or arc deviation.
2. Test the reaction speed of arc initiation. The normal welding time for an argon arc welding power source is between 0.3-0.5 seconds, with arc interruption or current variation.
3. Test whether the welding current remains stable at any amperage during welding, and whether there is any arc deviation phenomenon.
II. Detection of automatic machine body:
1. Repeat the positioning of the workpiece to check if there is any deformation or positional deviation.
2. Repeat positioning of the welding torch to check if the torch reaches the same position consistently.
3. Repeat the movement of the workpiece to check if the positions of the workpiece and the welding torch remain consistent.
III. Detection action:
1. Check the standardization of the actions of starting, stopping, emergency stopping, and resetting.
2. Reset after startup and check whether the action is standardized.
3. After stopping, start it again and check if the action is reasonable.
4. Whether there are welding process parameters for overall control.
A qualified automatic argon arc welding machine is a prerequisite for welding qualified products. Due to the stringent welding conditions of argon arc welding machines, the small deviation values in the movement and swing of the automatic system are often overlooked. Therefore, even seemingly qualified automatic argon arc welding machines sometimes fail to produce qualified products. Kunshan Limaher Automation Technology Co., Ltd. possesses successful case experiences and relevant data for various automatic argon arc welding machines. For technical information, please call: 0512-57920071.
The standards for testing welding power sources, automatic machine bodies, and automatic controls are as follows:
1. Welding power source testing:
1. Detect the minimum starting current for welding. The starting current for argon arc welding is generally 3-5 amperes, with no flickering or arc deviation.
2. Test the reaction speed of arc initiation. The normal welding time for an argon arc welding power source is between 0.3-0.5 seconds, with arc interruption or current variation.
3. Test whether the welding current remains stable at any amperage during welding, and whether there is any arc deviation phenomenon.
II. Detection of automatic machine body:
1. Repeat the positioning of the workpiece to check if there is any deformation or positional deviation.
2. Repeat positioning of the welding torch to check if the torch reaches the same position consistently.
3. Repeat the movement of the workpiece to check if the positions of the workpiece and the welding torch remain consistent.
III. Detection action:
1. Check the standardization of the actions of starting, stopping, emergency stopping, and resetting.
2. Reset after startup and check whether the action is standardized.
3. After stopping, start it again and check if the action is reasonable.
4. Whether there are welding process parameters for overall control.
A qualified automatic argon arc welding machine is a prerequisite for welding qualified products. Due to the stringent welding conditions of argon arc welding machines, the small deviation values in the movement and swing of the automatic system are often overlooked. Therefore, even seemingly qualified automatic argon arc welding machines sometimes fail to produce qualified products. Kunshan Limaher Automation Technology Co., Ltd. possesses successful case experiences and relevant data for various automatic argon arc welding machines. For technical information, please call: 0512-57920071.
