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we are having a problem at work with one of our millers melting nozzles we have several of the same feeders we are melting the nozzles just after a couple passes can someone please help with with trying to figure this out
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10-04-2013, 12:51 PM #1Junior Member
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nozzle melting
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Gonna need more information.
Wire type and size
Gas being used
Power source
Weld parameters
Weld application
Going to say, that your tips are NOT recessesed in the nozzle at least 1/8". This makes for some unwanted heat, and a few other things
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What brand and model of MIG gun???
is it maybe a different brand or model than the other ones that are not having this problem??
different settings??
the guns that use a TWECO style contact tips have a tremendous selection of tips....
getting the 1/8 inch recess with all that selection is easy...
Pretty good selection for the Miller "Fastip" style as well
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Isn't that what is called "burnback". If so, it could be caused by wrong voltage and/or wire speed setting. It could also be the wrong gauge wire, perhaps too light for the metal being welded.
I had trouble with burning nozzles and sticking tips to the wire until I learned the proper settings on my MM252.Miller Syncrowave 200
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What are you using for a Welder.
I have had this problem a few times using a xmt 350 with a 8 rc feeder. two or three times it was someone messing with my programs. But one time It was the feeder. board went bad and called for max heat intermittently. One other time I had a short in the 14 pin cable causing wide open voltage. melting the tip half way back in the barrel.
I suggest hooking up the feeder to a different rectifier. and see what happens. if the feeder does the same thing. change the control cable.
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I've been checking and there are longer nozzles available:
169-724 Orifice = 1/2", Length = 2-5/8"
169-725 Orifice = 5/8", Length = 2-5/8
I am wondering what the advantages would be to the 1/8" recessed tip and a 5/8" orifice versus the 1/2" orifice.
My torch works nicely now, but I would like to try these other nozzles if there is any benefit to a change.
Thanks in advance for comments.Miller Syncrowave 200
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Since you say you are running the same feeders on a few machines, then try swapping the whip that is burning nozzles with another whip on a good machine. I've had this problem before when the ceramic core in the whip got damaged and wouldn't pull the heat from the nozzle. By switching whips you will know if that is the culprit.Miller syncrowave 200 runner with coolmate 4
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Neste Jacobs (Porvoo, Finland) and Borealis have signed an agreement for the former to deliver the engineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCM) part of a previously announced upgrade of Borealis's Borstar polyethylene (PE) 2 plant at Porvoo, Neste Jacobs announced today. "Our vision is to be the preferred solution provider also for international petrochemical companies," says Jarmo Suominen, managing director of Neste Jacobs. The Porvoo PE 2 plant's technology will be upgraded to Borealis's third-generation Borstar process, and the usage...
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"A Thousand Traps to Escape" is a Temporary Pavilion Made of Stacked Lobster Cages in Canada
Located on the Magdalen Islands of Quebec, and completed in 2011, "A Thousand Traps to Escape" was an experimental project that was overseen by Krystina Tremblay and Olivier Lord. The long fluid site called for a complementary design, which is why the students chose to stack the simple traps on top of one another in a long line that ends in a circle. Its color and form blends in with the sand and sea, but stands in stark contrast to the red rocks scattered on the beach.
Conceived as something efficient, temporary, and spontaneous, this unique pavilion took just five days to transport, dismantle and then erect. Likewise, when its life comes to an end, it will be very easy to disassemble and move elsewhere, and it has such a tiny footprint, it will be like the lobster traps were never there to begin with. In the meantime, the circular space at the end is a great place for community bonfires and musical extravaganzas!
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