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Welder BEST PRACTICES 2018 Welder Uses Welding steel (Hitches) Welding aluminum (Aluminum Rails) Welding stainless steel (Rear Casing) Best Practice - Tooling Inspection Set-up Operation Storage Inspect Before Use Make sure


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Welder

BEST PRACTICES

2018

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Welder Uses

 Welding steel (Hitches)  Welding aluminum (Aluminum Rails)  Welding stainless steel (Rear Casing)

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Best Practice - Tooling

Inspection Set-up Operation Storage

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Inspect Before Use

Make sure cord, plug, and anything near outlet are dry

 Check cables for wear  Work lead must have good metal to metal contact  Welding mask must be set to the correct shade  Ventilation must be sufficient for removing fumes from welding

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Safety

 Welding mask  Safety glasses  Flame resistant gloves  Flame resistant chaps  Flame resistant Jacket

Mask Gloves Chaps Glasses Welding Jacket

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Set-Up

 Remove all flammables within 35 feet of the welding arc  Clean off metal your welding as much as possible  Check that there is enough of the correct wire in the gun  Set your wire speed and voltage for specific thickness of material  Check that the correct gas tank is connected for the material you

plan to weld

 Make sure work lead is connected to material being welded or the

work table as close to the piece your welding as possible

 The connection must be metal to metal with no insulators between

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Operation

 Position the tip of the gun on a 20º angle  Turn the welder on and press the trigger  Move the gun over the metal slowly to create weld (1-2 seconds

before moving)

 Maintain a ¾” tip  Make tiny circles with your gun as you weld  When finished shut off welder and set gun so the tip isn’t burning

anything

 Wait for work piece to cool and inspect your weld

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Steel

 Some high carbon steel requires pre heating and post heating  The more carbon in the steel the more likely for weld to crack  Wire Type- .035” Solid/hard (ER70s-6)  Gas Type-25% CO2, 75% Argon

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Aluminum

 Use pull technique when welding aluminum  Gas used is 100% Argon  Set voltage and wire speed for thickness of piece  Cleaner aluminum= better welding conditions

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Stainless Steel

 Separate welder in shop than Aluminum/Steel welder  .035” Stainless Wire  Tri mixed gas (90%He/7.5%Ar/2.5%CO2)  Normally use push technique

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Watch Out For…

 Melt through (voltage set too high)  Electronics coming too close to welder (electricity can ruin them)  Fumes/Gases  Electric shock

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Instructional Video

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1GTgDQFE4A

MIG Welding Basics

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Tool Storage

 Shut off power  Unplug from outlet  Shut off gas  Wrap up cords  Wrap up gas hoses  Wait for gun to cool  Store in clean dry place

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Training

 https://www.flexiquiz.com/SC/N/42797ff3-a49e-4d8e-bf45-

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Training Quiz