D Betriebsanleitung
Schutzgas-Schweißgeräte MIG/MAG 170 - 230
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Operating Instruction
MIG Welding Machines 170 - 230 Amp Models
Notice d´utilisation postes de soudure
semiautomatiques MIG/MAG 170 - 230
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Gebruiksaanwijzing
Lasapparaat MIG/MAG 170/230
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Achtung!
Lesen Sie diese Anleitung vor der Installation und Inbetriebnahme aufmerksam durch.
Attention! Carefully read through these instructions prior to installation and commissioning.
Attention! Prière de lire attentivement la présente notice avant l'installation et la mise en service.
NL
Attentie!
Lees deze instructies voor de installatie en ingebruikname aandachtig door.
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MIG/MAG
180/35 ET
Combi
MIG/MAG
200/35 ET
MIG/MAG
230/40 ET
Welding range
Open-circuit voltage
No-load voltage
Input capacity
Mains 50/60 Hz AC
Frequency
Welding steps
Wire diameter
Weldable material
Duty cycle (25°c/ 40°C )
100% (25°c/ 40°C )
Mains fuse
25 - 180 A
15.3 - 23 V
17.5 - 33 V
3.6/4.6 kVA
1 ~ 230 V/2 ~ 400 V
50-60 Hz
6
0.6 - 0.8 mm
0.5 - 6 mm
180 A 35%/25%
100 A/70A
T 16 A
25 - 200 A
15.3 - 24 V
21 - 34 V
6 kVA
3 ~ 400 V
50-60 Hz
6
1,0 mm
0.5 - 7 mm
200 A 35%725%
110 A/75A
T 16 A
25 - 230 A
15.3 - 25,5 V
19 - 34 V
6.5 kVA
3 ~ 400 V
50-60 Hz
6
0.6 - 1.0 mm
0.6 - 9 mm
230 A 40%/30%
140 A/100A
T 16 A
Cooling
F
F
F
Protection class
Isulation class
IP 21
F
IP 21
F
IP 21
F
Welding gun assembly
Dimensions l x w x h
Weight
SB 15/2
840x410x580
68 kg
SB 15/2
840x410x580
75 kg
SB 25/2
840x410x580
81HAM kg
StandardScope of delivery: WeldingmachinewithMIG/MAGtorchc/wcontacttipandgasshroud,pressure
regulator for shielding gas, earth clamp, wire brush and nozzle anti-clogging spray.
delivery:
2
Regulations for the Prevention of Accidents
Know the applicable regulations for electric arc welding and strictly adhere to.
Safety Instructions
● Protection against electrical accidents
- Welding cables are to be firmly connected to ensure proper conducting capacity
- Mains cord and welding cables are to be protected against damages.
- Replace damaged mains cords with genuine Elektra Beckum parts only.
- Place welding gun onto insulating backing during short work break.
- For longer breaks switch off machine.
- When welding, wear dry and insulating gloves and shoes.
- For maintenance and repair work disconnect from power mains.
● Protection against UV rays, burns and fumes
- Wear protective clothing to prevent burns (sleeved gloves, welding apron etc.)
- Always use a welding visor.
- Screen off work place to protect other persons working nearby against UV rays.
- Welding material having a polluted or contaminated surface may generate toxic fumes. Clean surface before
welding.
- Zinc-plated or galvanized material should not be welded as zinc fumes are highly toxic.
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2.1 Welding Output
Box 9
Box 10
ations
U0... V
Rated no-load voltage
a) Arithmetic mean value in case of direct current
b) RMS value in case of alternating current
c) Ur... V Reduced rated no-load voltage in case of a voltage reducing device
d) Us... V Switched rated no-load voltage in case of an a.c. to d.c. switching device
... A/... V to... A/... V Range of output, rated minimum and maximum welding current and their
corresponding conventional load voltage.
Box 11
Box 12
Box 13
Boxes
X
Duty cycle (duty factor) symbol.
I2 Rated welding current symbol.
U2 Conventional load voltage symbol.
11a, 11b, 11c ...% Values of the duty cycle (duty factor).
12a, 12b, 12c ... A Values of the rated welding current.
13a, 13b, 13c ... V Values of the conventional load voltage.
These boxes form a table with corresponding values of the three settings:
a)
b)
... %
60 %
and
duty cycle (duty factor) at the rated maximum welding current;
duty cycle (duty factor);
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b) Welding Output
Box 6
Welding process Symbol e.g.:
Manual metal arc welding with covered electrodes
Tungsten inert-gas welding
Metal inert and active gas welding including the use of flux cored wire
Selfshielded flux cored arc welding
Submerged arc welding
Symbol for plasma cutting
Symbol for plasma gouging
Box 7
Box 8
Symbol for welding power sources which are suitable for supplying power to welding operations
carried out in an environment with increased hazard of electric shock (if applicable).
Welding current symbol e.g.:
Direct current
Alternating current, and additionally the rated frequency in
hertz e.g.: ~50 Hz
Box 9
U0... V
Rated no-load voltage
a) Arithmetic mean value in case of direct current
b) RMS value in case of alternating current
c) Ur... V Reduced rated no-load voltage in case of a voltage reducing device
d) Us... V Switched rated no-load voltage in case of an a.c. to d.c. switching device
Box 10
... A/... V to... A/... V Range of output, rated minimum and maximum welding current and their
corresponding conventional load voltage.
Box 11
Box 12
Box 13
Boxes
X
Duty cycle (duty factor) symbol.
I2 Rated welding current symbol.
U2 Conventional load voltage symbol.
11a, 11b, 11c ...% Values of the duty cycle (duty factor).
12a, 12b, 12c ... A Values of the rated welding current.
13a, 13b, 13c ... V Values of the conventional load voltage.
These boxes form a table with corresponding values of the three settings:
a)
b)
... %
60 %
and
duty cycle (duty factor) at the rated maximum welding current;
duty cycle (duty factor);
c)
100 % duty cycle (duty factor) as far as relevant.
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Column a)
need not be used if the duty cycle (duty factor) for the rated maximum welding
current is 60 % or 100 %.
Column b)
need not be used if the duty cycle (duty factor) at the rated maximum welding current is 100 %.
c) Energy input
Box 14
Energy input symbol e.g.:
Input supply, number of phases (e.g. l or 3), symbol for
alternating current
and the rated frequency (e.g. 50 Hz or 60 Hz)
Engine
Motor
Belt drive
Box 22 IP..
Box 23
Degree of protection, e.g. IP21 or IP23.
Symbol for protection class II, if applicable.
3
Operation
Initiation
Connectcableassemblytocentralcoupling(1).Besurethatcollarnutisfullytightened.Plugearthcableintosocket
(7) and lock in position.
Place gas sylinder onto rack at rear of machine and secure with chain. Attach gas hose to pressure regulator and
secure with hose clamp provided.
Open gas cylinder valve briefly to clear any foreign matter from it, than attach pressure regulator.
Set regulator to required gas flow rate (approx. 10 - 13 ltr./min. - 2.5 - 3 GPM).
Caution:Donotdismantlethepressureregulatorforanyreason. Itmayexplodewhenassembledincorrectly!
1-Phase Machines
These machines come fitted with a Schuko 2-prong
plug with earth contact as standard. For the U. K. and
certain other markets machines are supplied without
a plug on the power cord. Connect to power mains
onlybyearthedplugandearthedreceptaclematchine
your local standard. Mains furse 16 amp time-lag
required.
Wiring diagram for Elektra Beckum
3 phase MIG welding machines
3-Phase Machines
Three-phase machines are supplied with a CEE 5-pin
plug on the power cord. If a plug matching your local
standard has to be installed, connect only as shown at
right. The yellow/green earth lead must be connected
earth lead
yellow/green
to the terminal marked
.
L1
L2
L3
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230 V/ 400 V
Combi Machines
Combi models come with a CEE 3-phase 5 prong plug
fitted to power cord as standard, and an adaptor with
1-phase plug.
For 380/415 V operation
connect to 2 phases + zero
and earth lead
L1 black
L2 brown
If a 3-phase plug matching your local standard outlet
has to be installed, connection has to be made to 2
phases, neutral and earth.
zero/neutal lead blue
earth lead yellow/green
Caution: Have machine connected to power mains by a qualified electrician only!
Central coupling KZ 2
for welding gun
Neon Control Light
Welding step selector
Mainson/offswitch
Wire feed regulator
Weld time pot
Dwell time pot
Welding mode selector
(E-models only)
Earth cable socket
4
Installing the Wire Spool
4.1 Disconnect from power mains
Place wire spool onto spool carrier so that wire runs off clockwise.
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Lever
4.2 Wire Feed Set-up
Tension roller
The feed roller is fitted with four pilot grooves for
wire diameters 0.6/0.8/1.0/1.2 mm.
Central coupling
To adapt the feed roller to the wire size used,
firstreleasethetensionrollerfromthefeedroller
by pushing the lever back.
For 1.0 or 1.2 mm wire the corresponding outer
groove is required. Place spacer washer onto
drive shaft, then feed roller so that the required
groove size is in line with the wire intake of the
central goupling. For 0.6 or 0.8 mm wire the
inner grooves are required. Place feed roller
first onto shaft, followed by the spacer washer.
After spacer and feed roller have been mounted
as required secure in place with the washer,
serated lock washer and screw. If required, the
two nuts on the central coupling's wire intake
can be loosened and its position centered to the
groove.
Spiral guide
tube
Spacer
Wire Ø 1,0/1,2
Feed roller
Spacer
Wire Ø 0,6/0,8
Washer
Serrated lock washer
Screw
Return the tension roller onto the feed roller an
set to required tension by means of the setting
screw.
4.3 Feeding the Wire into the Torch
Place the wire through the spiral guide tube across the feed roller into the central coupling's wire intake. Bring
tension roller in position and set tension.
Unscrew the gas shroud from the swan neck by turning clockwise, contact tip by turning counter-clockwise. Switch
the machine on, set wire feed speed to lowest speed and press the torch's trigger switch until the wire protrudes
approx. 2.5 cm/1 in. from the swan neck. Replace contact tip and gas shroud.
Please note that all machines as standard fitted for 0.6; 0.8 and 1.0 mm electrode wire. If a wire of a different
diameter is to be used, the contact tip must be exchanged against on of matching size and the feed roller installed
with the corresponding groove size opposite the wire intake.
5
Welding Stainless Steel and Aluminium
This MIG welding machine is factory set for welding low-carbon steel. Use a mixed gas (e.g. Ar 99.988 %).
Setting of Wire Feed Speed
Fine tuning of setting during welding is actually carried out.The feed speed is correct when the arc burns with a steady hum.
170/30 TL
Welding Step Ø 0.6
SG 2
Ø 0.8
4.5
5.5
6
7
8
SG 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
5
6
8
10
15
18
9
170/30 TL Combi
Welding Step Ø 0.6
230 V
180/35 ET Combi
Welding Step Ø 0.6
230 V
SG 2
Ø 0.8
SG 2
SG 2
Ø 0.8
SG 2
400 V 230 V 400 V
400 V 230 V 400 V
1
2
3
4
5
6
5
6
8
10
13
16
6
8
10
12
15
18
4.5
5
6
7
8
5.5
6
6.5
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
3
5
6.5
8
11
17
20
3
3.5
4
5
6
4
4.5
6
7
8.5
4.5
5.5
6.5
9
9
13
7
11
200/35 ET
230/40 ET
Welding Step Ø 0.6
SG 2
Ø 0.8
1.5
2,5
3.5
5.5
SG 2
Welding Step Ø 0.6
SG 2
Ø 0.8
2.5
3.5
4.5
6.5
SG 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
2
3
5
7
15.5
-
1
2
3
4
5
6
3
4
6
8
16.5
-
10.0
13.0
11.0
14.0
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Welding Aluminium
To weld aluminium the following components have to be installed on welding gun and torch lead assembly:
- polyamid liner c/w copper spiral liner
- cylindrical gas shroud
- contact tip "A"
- support tube
It is important to have the feed roller set to the correct electrode wire diameter, otherwise the wire will be deformed
resulting in feed problems.
Select electrode wire to match the work piece material (pure aluminium or alloys). Welding aluminium requires a pure
inert gas, such as argon or helium. Set gas flow rate to 10 - 13 ltr/min.
1. Disconnect torch lead assembly from machine and remove electrode wire.
2. Place aluminium wire spool onto spool carrier.
3. Remove liner collet from the torch lead's central coupling and pull steel liner from torch lead assembly.
4. Remove gas shroud and contact tip from torch and replace with cylindrical gas shroud an contact tip "A".
5. Fit polyamid liner into central coupling and push through lead assembly until copper spiral rests firmly against
contact tip. The copper spiral keeps the polyamid liner from becoming too hot and possibly melting.
6. Push liner collet with o-ring into central coupling and secure with collet nut.
7. For polyamid liners of 4.0 mm outer diameter the wire feed unit's steel capillary tube has to be replaced with
a brass support tube. This brass support tube is not required for polyamid liners with 4.7 mm outer diameter.
8. Attach torch lead to central coupling and cut off liner just short of the feed roller. Use a finepitch saw, not pliers.
9. Place remaining polyamid liner between wire spool and feed unit to keep wire from bending and kinking.
10. To thread the aluminium wire into the lead assembly temporarily remove the contact tip.
Threadwireintoliner.Setguideroller(s)tomatchwirediameterandpressureroller(s)toonlyminimalpressure,
so the wire will not be flattened excessive pressure. Let wire run through lead assembly until it portrudes 2 -
3 cm from the contact tip.
11. Replace contact tip and gas shroud
Welding aluminium requires a pure inert gas, such as Argon. The gas flow rate should be set to 10 - 13 ltr/min for
up to 200 A. A minium electrode wire diameter of 0.8 - 1.0 mm is recommended.
Stainless Steel Welding
As with aluminium, as pure inert shielding gas is required. Setting of the welding current as with carbon steel.
Prepare torch lead assembly for aluminium welding, but use standard contact tip and conical gas shroud.
Recommended gas flow rate 8 - 12 ltr/min.To prevent a porous weld seam forehand welding is recommended.
For shielding gas both a mixed gas or pure Argon can be used.
Comprising:PAliner3m, cylindricalgasshroudSB15/15, contacttipSB14-15, 0,8/1,0/1,2, guidetubeforPAliner
und assembly instructions.
Aluminium Welding Kit:
Wire Ø
Stock-No.
0.8 - 1,2 mm
090 202 7939 with polyamid liner
For shielding gas a mixed gas with a low percentage of CO2 (< 5%) can be used (observe supplier information).
Welding Mode Selector (no. 6)
Function
Symbol
First operation of trigger switch engages continuous welding mode,
second operation disengages
Machinesoperatesaslongastriggerswitch
is held
Stitch-weld mode
Spot-weld mode
Setting of stitch and spot weld periods by potentiometers (nos. 8 + 9)
t1 = setting of weld time
t2 = setting of dwell time
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6
Practical Hints for MIG Welding
This distance required between the torch and the workpiece is directly related to the welding current:
●
●
small current
high current
=
=
small distance
greater distance
Too little distance causes excessive wear of the contact tip and gas shroud. Too much distance will not provide
enough gas protection of the welding seam, it becomes porous.
Move the welding gun along the seam in a steady motion, always keeping the same distance between the torch
and workpiece.
Welding may be done either forehand or backhand, in a straight line or, with larger gaps, in a pendulum motion.
MIG welding is suitable for thin plate welding, as well as for welding thicker materials of up to 12 mm.
For thin plate welding we recommend the use of electrode wire of 0.6 mm diameter and a mixed shielding gas.
Welding Preparations
Attach earth clamp to work piece as close as possible to the welding seam (remove rust, paint etc. to ensure good
conducting). Set welding current and wire feed speed with welding step selector and wire feed speed regulator as
required. Make trial runs on scrap material to find correct setting.
6.1 Earth Cable
Connect earth cable plug to Earth Cable Socket on the machine's front panel. Use only genuine Elektra Beckum
partswithrecommendedcrosssections. Structuralcomponents, beams, pipesorrailsshouldnotbeusedforearth
conducting, if they are not the actual workpiece. When using welding tables or jigs ensure proper conducting.
6.2 Gas Flow Setting
The correct amount of shielding gas and a steady gas flow at the welding seam are essential to provide sufficient
shielding of the weld pool. Insufficient shielding causes porous welding seams.
Rule of thumb to calculate the shielding gas flow rate required:
Amount of gas in ltr/min = 10 x the electrode wire diameter in mm
Example: Wire diameter 1.0 mm requires a gas flow rate of 10 ltr/min.
Diagram showing the exact gas flow rate required, accounting for different welding current settings
Gas flow rate
in ltr/min
Steel
Gas shroud
Welding current in A
diameter in mm
7
Maintenance
The contact tip and gas shroud are the parts most exposed to the radiant heat of the arc and thus are normal
wearing parts. They have to be cleaned regularly of spatters and sprayed with anti-clogging spray.
Execessive built-up of spatters can short-circuit contact tip and gas shroud, ruining both. Spatter built-up inside
the gas shroud also affects the gas flow to the welding seam.
The machine has to be checked in regular intervals for visible damages.
Dustbuilt-upinsidethemachinecanreducethedutycycleconsiderablyandmayevencauseashortcircuit. Check
regularly and clean if necessary.
Before removing side panel be sure that machine is disconnected from power supply to prevent injury from electric
shock.
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Trouble Shooting
Cause
Remedy
Fault
Irregular wire feed
Incorrect tension of tension roller
Pilot groove of feed roller and intake nozzle not
aligned
Adjust tension
Align
Liner clogged or not correct size for wire
Wirespooledirregularly,rustyorofinferiorquality
Wire spool carrier to tight
Check and/or change
Clean or change liner
Change spool
Feed rollers dirty of worn, groove not matching
wire size
Loosen
Clean or replace
Brittle or porous welding
seam
Gas line fittings not tight
Gas cylinder empty
Check fittings
Replace cylinder
Gas cylinder valve closed
Pressure regulator not working
Solenoid valve not working
Gas shroud or line in lead ass'y clooged
Air draft at weld seam
Open valve
Check
Check power at solenoid
Clean shroud and spray, blow out gas line
Protect from draft or increase gas flow
Remove rust, grease, paint
Change wire, use suitable gas
Workpiece not clean
Wire of inferior quality or unsuitable gas
Constant gas flow
No wire feed
Solenoid valve defective or dirty
Check, clean or replace
Trigger switch or leads in lead ass'y defective
PCB defective
Check, replace if necessary
Replace
Fine wire fuse on PCB defective
Replace (2 amp time-lag)
Wire feed speed not
adjustable
PCB defective
Replace
Not welding current with
normal working wire feed
Contactor faulty
Step with faulty
Earth cable not conducting
Replace
Replace
Correct
Arcing when gas shroud
touches workpiece
Short-circuit between contact tip and gas shroud
Contact tip loose or too large for wire diameter
Clean shroud, treat with anti-clogging spray or
nozzle dip (see footnote below).
Torch becomes exces-
sively hot
Tighten tip; replace with correct size tip
No function of machine
Reset or replace
Mains fuse/circuit breaker tripped
Contactor sticky or contacts burned
Check and replace
Torch under current when
machine is switched OFF
3-phase
excessive spattering with
all welding step setting
machine:
One phase missing
Check contactor for proper function
Check mains fuses, check power at contactor
terminals (all 3 phases)
3-phase
excessive spattering at a
particular welding step
machine:
Step switch defective
Cables between step switch and transformer
loose or broken
Check and replace
Check and replace
The capacitors of the 1-phase machines need 40 seconds to discharge completely after the machine
is switched off. If the electrode wire makes contact with the workpiece during this period, a short
discharge spark is generated.
Important!
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170/30
TL
170/30
TL
Combi
180/35
ET
Combi
200/35
ET
230/40
ET
9
Spare Parts List and Accessories
Description
Stock-no.
Rectifier bank
Rectifier bank
Rectifier bank
Rectifier bank
Rotary fan
Central coupling
805 307 5313
805 307 0850
805 307 1717
805 307 1725
804 106 5703
132 703 3430
811 507 1336
811 507 2901
811 105 9692
860 112 1000
860 112 1019
811 208 5620
100 200 2252
100 200 4808
810 407 3825
810 403 8140
810 660 0695
810 600 7390
810 662 8506
826 010 6814
821 507 1309
821 507 1317
821 503 7895
821 503 7887
090 200 1220
090 200 1239
840 209 4428
840 212 7911
840 212 7938
100 200 4956
805 205 2433
132 107 3880
801 113 0047
132 515 4795
710 001 0180
705 108 6532
132 508 5840
132 707 1129
723 607 0870
090 200 5285
090 200 1255
100 201 4080
845 007 2231
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
6-step selector switch
6-step selector switch
Switch on/off with pilot light
Neon pilot Light 380 V yellow
Neon pilot Light 380 V white
Selector switch
Capacitor bank 44.000 µF
Capacitor bank 66.000 µF
Contactor B 6-30-10
Contactor B 9-40-00
PCB standard 16 A relay
PCB electronic 16 A
Board "making current limiter"
Fine-wire fuse 2 A
DINSE socket 25 mm
DINSE socket 50 mm
DINSE plug 50 mm
DINSE plug 25 mm
Earth clamp 200 A
Earth clamp 300 A
Power cord
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Power cord
x
Power cord Combi
Adaptor Combi 1-ph/2-ph
Magnetic valve
Spool carrier
Wire feed motor 24 V
Feed roller Ø 30
Grooved ball bearning
Pressure spring
Spring guide
Steel liner 140 mm
Knotted link chain
Pressure regulator dual clock
Welding visor
Panel connector 9-pin
Wire Harness with 9-pin plug
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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x
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x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Accessories
Anti-clogging spray
2-row wire brush
Nozzle pliers
Adaptor for basket reel K 300, 2-tlg.
Dual gauge pressure regulator
Stock-no.
Electrode Wire
132 703 8296
090 202 7823
090 202 7483
090 201 2630
090 203 1472
SG-2-Ø 0.6 mm (1 roll = 5.0 kg)
SG-2-Ø 0.8 mm (1 roll = 5.0 kg)
SG-2-Ø 0.6 mm (1 roll = 15.0 kg)
SG-2-Ø 0.8 mm (1 roll = 15.0 kg)
SG-2-Ø 1.0 mm (1 roll = 15.0 kg)
SG-2-Ø 1.2 mm (1 roll = 15.0 kg)
SG-2-Ø 0.6 mm (1 basket = 15.0 kg)
SG-2-Ø 0.8 mm (1 basket = 15.0 kg)
SG-2-Ø 1.0 mm (1 basket = 15.0 kg)
SG-2-Ø 1.2 mm (1 basket = 15.0 kg)
Alu Ø 0.8 mm (1 roll = 2.0 kg)
441 106 0905
441 106 0921
441 106 0913
441 106 0930
441 106 0948
441 106 0956
441 115 4721
441 114 1549
441 114 1557
441 115 4730
441 101 4555
441 100 3600
Alu Ø 1.0 mm (1 roll = 6.0 kg)
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MIG Welding Torch SB 14/3
For models:
MIG/MAG 170/30 TL
MIG/MAG 170/30 TL Combi
Pos. Description
Order No.
Pos. Description
Order No.
Welding torch SB 14/2 cpl.
with torch leads 3 m
63
64
65
66
KZ2 adaptor block
Liner positioner nut M10x1
O-ring
132 707 5515
132 706 4106
132 706 4092
132 706 4084
090 202 7645
090 202 7653
090 202 7742
090 202 7750
132 704 5365
132 704 5373
090 202 7769
132 704 5381
132 704 5195
090 200 9914
10
12
13
15
20
21
30
41
60
61
Swan neck cpl.
090 202 7378
090 202 7670
132 704 5241
132 706 1093
132 704 5101
132 707 4772
132 704 5209
132 704 5110
132 706 4068
132 706 4076
Trigger wire connector, fermale
Nozzle spring (5x)
Head insulator
Swan neck boot
Handle red cpl.
Trigger red 2-pol.
Cable support
Lock nut M10x1
Cable support
Adaptor nut
100 Contact tip ECU M6 - 0.6 mm (5x)
100 Contact tip ECU M6 - 0.8 mm (5x)
130 Gas nozzle, con. (3x)
131 Gas nozzle, cyl. (3x)
132 Gas nozzle, con. small
133 Gas nozzle, tapered
134 Gas nozzle Nagelanschw. (1x/1x)
134 Gas nozzle
150 PE-liner with liner positioner
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MIG Welding Torch SB 15/3; SB 15/4; SB 15/5
For models:
MIG/MAG 180/35 ET Combi
MIG/MAG 200/35 ET
Pos. Description
Order No.
Pos. Description
Order No.
Welding torch SB 15/2 3
Welding torch SB 15/2 4
Welding torch SB 15/2 5
090 200 9949
090 200 9957
090 200 9965
100 Contact tip ECU M6 - 0.6 mm (5x)
100 Contact tip ECU M6 - 0.8 mm (5x)
100 Contact tip ECU M6 - 1.0 mm (5x)
100 Contact tip ECU M6 - 1.2 mm
130 Gas nozzle, conical (3x)
131 Gas nozzle, cylindrical (3x)
132 Gas nozzle, conical small
133 Gas nozzle, tapered
090 202 7645
090 202 7653
090 202 7669
132 705 6693
090 202 7742
090 202 7750
132 704 5365
132 704 5373
090 200 1433
132 704 5381
132 706 4203
132 706 4211
132 706 4220
132 706 4238
132 706 4246
132 706 4254
132 714 4550
132 714 4541
132 714 4533
132 704 5578
132 707 5531
10
12
13
14
15
16
16
20
30
41
60
61
63
64
65
66
Swan neck
090 202 7386
090 202 7670
132 704 5241
132 704 5276
132 704 5233
132 707 4527
132 707 4519
132 706 4319
132 704 5209
132 704 5268
132 706 4068
132 706 4076
132 707 5515
132 706 4106
132 706 4092
132 706 4084
Nozzle spring (5x)
Head insulator
Swan neck spacer
Swan neck boot
Torch body, plastic
Torch body, brass
Handle, red cpl.
Cable support
Lock nut
Cable support
Adaptor nut
KZ2 adaptor block
Liner positioner nut
O-ring
134 Gas nozzle, studweld 8 (1x/1x)
134 Gas nozzle
140 Insulated liner 0.6 - 0.9 3 m
140 Insulated liner 0.6 - 0.9 4 m
140 Insulated liner 0.6 - 0.9 5 m
140 Insulated liner 1.0 - 1.2 3 m
140 Insulated liner 1.0 - 1.2 4 m
140 Insulated liner 1.0 - 1.2 5 m
150 Polyamid liner 0.8 - 1.2 3 m
150 Polyamid liner 0.8 - 1.2 4 m
150 Polyamid liner 0.8 - 1.2 5 m
152 Guide tube for polyamid liner
153 O-ring
Trigger wire connector, fermale
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MIG Welding Torch SB 25/2
For models:
MIG/MAG 230/40 ET
Pos. Description
Stock-No.
Pos. Description
Stock-No.
Welding Torch SB 25/2
100 Contact tip M6 - 1.0 mm Aluminium
100 Contact tip M6 - 1.2 mm Aluminium
110 Contact tip holder
130 Gas shroud, conical
131 Gas shroud, cylindrical
132 Gas shroud, conical small
133 Gas shroud, bottle neck
134 Spot weld shroud
140 Insulated liner, blue, 0.6-0.9 3 mtr
140 Insulated liner, blue, 0.6-0.9 4 mtr
140 Insulated liner, blue, 0.6-0.9 5 mtr
140 Insulated liner, red, 1.0-1.2 3 mtr
140 Insulated liner, red, 1.0-1.2 4 mtr
140 Insulated liner, red, 1.0-1.2 5 mtr
150 Polyamid liner, 0.8 - 1.2 3 mtr
150 Polyamid liner, 0.8 - 1.2 4 mtr
150 Polyamid liner, 0.8 - 1.2 5 mtr
152 Guide tube polyamid liner 4.0 OD
153 O-ring 3.5x1.5 for guide tube
Contact tip wrench (not shown)
132 700 9709
132 700 9717
132 707 5574
132 704 5519
132 704 5500
132 704 5527
132 704 5535
132 704 5543
132 706 4203
132 706 4211
132 706 4220
132 706 4238
132 706 4246
132 706 4254
132 714 4550
132 714 4541
132 714 4533
132 704 5578
132 707 5531
132 704 5411
with torch leads 3 mtr
with torch leads 4 mtr
with torch leads 5 mtr
090 200 8330
090 200 8349
090 200 8357
10
12
16
20
30
60
61
63
64
65
66
Swan neck, complete
Gas shroud spring
Torch body, plastic
Handle ass'y, red SB 25-SB 501
Lead support
Lead support
Adaptor nut
Central adaptor block KZ2
Collte nut M 10x1
O-ring 4x1
090 202 7416
132 704 5454
132 707 4527
132 706 4319
132 704 5209
132 706 4068
132 706 4076
132 707 5515
132 706 4106
132 706 4092
132 706 4084
132 704 5462
132 704 5489
132 704 5497
132 700 9695
Trigger lead connector
100 Contact tip M6 - 0.8 mm
100 Contact tip M6 - 1.0 mm
100 Contact tip M6 - 1.2 mm
100 Contact tip M6 - 0.8 mm Aluminium
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D DEUTSCH
ENG ENGLISH
KONFORMITÄTSERKLÄRUNG
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Wir erklären in alleiniger Verantwortlichkeit, daß dieses Produkt mit den
folgenden Normen übereinstimmt* gemäß den Bestimmungen der
Richtlinien**.
We herewith declare in our sole responsibility that this product complies with
the following standards*
in accordance with the regulations of the undermentioned Directives**
F FRANÇAIS
NL NEDERLANDS
DECLARATION DE CONFORMITE
CONFORMITEITSVERKLARING
Nous déclarons, sous notre seule responsabilité, que ce produit est en
conformité avec les normes ou documents normatifs suivants* en vertu des
dispositions des directives **
Wij verklaren als enige verantwoordelijke, dat dit product in overeenstemming
is met de volgende normen*
conform de bepalingen van de richtlijnen**
IT ITALIANO
ES ESPAÑOL
DICHIARAZIONE DI CONFORMITÀ
DECLARACION DE CONFORMIDAD
Noi dichiariamo sotto la nostra esclusiva responsabilità che il presente
prodotto è conforme alle seguenti norme*. in conformità con le disposizioni
delle normative **
Declaramos bajo nuestra exclusiva responsabilidad, que el presente producto
cumple con las siguientes normas*.de acuerdo a lo dispuesto en las
directrices**
PT PORTUGUÊS
SV SVENSKA
FÖRSÄKRAN OM ÖVERENSSTÄMMELSE
DECLARAÇÃO DE CONFORMIDADE
Declaramos sob nossa responsabilidade que este produto está de acordo
com as seguintes normas*.de acordo com as directrizes dos regulamentos
**
Vi försäkrar på eget ansvar att denna produkt överensstämmer med följande
standarder*. Enligt bestämmelserna i direktiven**
FIN SUOMI
NO NORGE
VAATIMUKSENMUKAISUUSVAKUUTUS
SAMSVARSERKLÆRING
Vakuutamme, että tämä tuote vastaa seuraavia normeja*.on direktiivien
määräysten mukainen**
Vi erklærer under eget ansvar at dette produkt samsvarer med følgende
normer*. henhold til bestemmelsene i direktiv**
DA DANSK
POL POLSKI
OVERENSSTEMMELSESATTEST
OŚWIADCZENIE O ZGODNOŚCI
Hermed erklærer vi på eget ansvar, at dette produkt stemmer overens ed
følgende standarder*. iht. bestemmelserne i direktiverne**
Oświadczamy z pełną odpowiedzialnością, że niniejszy produkt odpowiada
wymogom następujących norm*.według ustaleń wytycznych **
EL ΕΛΛHNIKA
HU MAGYAR
∆ΗΛΩΣΗ ΑΝΤΙΣΤΟΙΧΕΙΑΣ
MEGEGYEZŐSÉGI NYILATKOZAT
∆ηλώνουµε µε ιδία ευθύνη ότι το προϊόν αυτό αντιστοιχεί στις ακόλουθες
προδιαγραφές* σύµφωνα µε τις διατάξεις των οδηγιών**
Kizárólagos felelősségünk tudatában ezennel igazoljuk, hogy ez a termék
kielégíti az alábbi szabványokban lefektetett követelményeket*.megfelel az
alábbi irányelvek előírásainak**
MIG/MAG 170/30 TL - MIG/MAG 170/30 TLC
MIG/MAG 180/35 ETC - MIG/MAG 200/35 ET - MIG MAG 230/40 ET
*EN 60974-1, EN 50199, DIN EN 55104: 12.1995
** 98/37/EG - 89/336/EWG - 73/23/EWG
Ing. grad. Hans-Joachim Schaller
Leiter Entwicklung und Konstruktion
Metabowerke GmbH
Business Unit Elektra Beckum
Daimlerstr. 1
D - 49716 Meppen
D - 49716 Meppen, 10.02.2003
1001106
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