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All my regs are 100% ArgonI have a large bottle of 50% Argon 50% Helium if I use an Argon Reg am i getting the correct CFM ?Thanks Brett
Reply:No, but it will likely be close enough.With the cost of that mix, keep turning it down until you know you don't have enough and then turn it back a bit.Gas flow doesn't need to be rocket science accurate -- just make sure you have enough and don't waste the helium $$$.What are you welding? I'm assuming DC TIG welding thick aluminum?Favorite right now is a Miller Syncro 200.Tons of tools and I blame at least one of them when things don't go right.
Reply:[QUOTE=phila.renewal ..... keep turning it down until you know you don't have enough and then turn it back a bit.Gas flow doesn't need to be rocket science accurate -- just make sure you have enough [/QUOTE]Good advice. With all the variables of cup size, gas lens or not, stickout, torch angle, arc length, current level, material type, travel speed, etc., you could experiment a little to find out how much flow is needed. Too much flow is a wa$te, and excessive flow can cause turbulence and entrainment of air in the arc (particularly if not using a gas lens).
Reply:Thanks, its thick ally on ACMy tungsten's were melting probably should go up a size |
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