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WeldTech - MaxiPlast Instruction Manual

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5.2. Welding Process

In principle, the valid welding regulations (ISO / CEN / DVS ...) are to be observed.

• Put on safety gloves to protect you from being burned.

• A stop-watch should be available in order to be able to register the actual times for Heating up

and cooling down.

• A table should be available from which you can read the parameters that are prescribed by the

welding regulation for the pipe diemesion to be welded.

• The heating elements are to be clean and, above all, free from grease. Therefore they are to be

cleaned with non-fraying paper and detergent (e.g. technically pure alcohol or pipe-cleansing

cloths which can be bought at the WIDOS company) before every welding or if they are dirty.

The anti-adhesive coating of the heating element has to remain undamaged in the working

area.

• Switch on heating element and set the required welding temperature on the adjustment screw

on the handle.

• If the control light ashes, the nominal temperature has been reached and is held at a constant

level through a given impulse-break relationship.

• Screw in reduction inserts according to the outer diameter of the pipes to be welded, if

necessary set the angle.

• Clamp the basic frame to the table holder, if required mount the table holder to the support

surface or insert machine without table holder directly into the pipe system.

• Put the workpieces into the clamping tool, fasten clamping nuts tightly and align the

workpieces with respect to one another.

• Insert the planer between the workpieces, arrest them on the guide bar by turning the star

Grip. Switch on the planer and plane with little pressing force.

Planing should be carried out until a revolving cutting has been formed on both sides.

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