Because I’m doing some metal-working now (for the 3 1/2″ and 5″ locomotives), I decided it’s time to learn how to weld … I bought a semi-automatic welding machine and an automatic welding shield … Now, I still need to learn how to weld 🙂
Welding machine
Güde welding machine MIG 155/6W
- Suitable switching through 6 levels also problematic for welding
- With infinitely adjustable wire feed
- Thermal overload protection
- 2 fixed rear wheels roll
- 1-uhriger pressure reducer
- Connection / frequency: 230 V / 50 Hz
- Fuse: 16 A
- Max power output: 5.7 kVA
- Open circuit voltage: 48 V
- Control range: 25-120 A
- Maximum wire size: 0.6 to 1 mm
- Recommended material thickness: 0,6 – 6 mm
- Switching stages: 6
- Duty cycle: 120 A 75 A ~ 10% ~ 30%
- Protection: IP 21S
- Insulation: Class H
- Weight: 25 kg
- Dimensions L x W x H: 685 x 295 x 440 mm
Welding shield
- Material: High Impact resistant, durable nylon
- Setting: fit 51/6 levels
- Face-visor-Adjustable distance
- Viewing angle: 3 steps
- FOV: 98 x 44 mm
- Arc sensors: 2
- Solar Power
- Light protection: DIN 9-13
- Light: as DIN 3.5
- Switching time: 1/16.000s
- Delay: (lightens) from 0.25 to 0.3 s / 0.65 to 0.8 s
- Minimum welding current: 10 A
- Optical class: 1
- Scattered light: 2
- homogeneity of 1
- Viewing angle: 2
- Weight: 500 g
