Welding is an extremely noble craft, however the level of heat and subsequent danger that comes with it can be quite daunting. Do you know the proper safety protocols when it comes to welding? Let’s find out.
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Increase amperage to accomplish more welding in a shorter time.
Pay careful attention to the actual time you spend welding.
Stop every ten minutes to let the machine cool down.
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Operate the machine for 6 minutes, then let it cool for 6 minutes.
The duty cycle will cover the entire time span so just complete the weld and be done with it.
Operate the machine no more than 2 minutes out of each 10 minute period.
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