When using a spot welder, adjusting the core parameters is the key to ensuring welding effect, tension and efficiency. Operators need to master the three basic parameters of current, time and pressure, and follow the principle of adjusting from small to large when adjusting to avoid unnecessary problems caused by excessive parameters.

Due to the different welding requirements of different products, welders need to be familiar with the parameter adjustment method of the spot welder, especially when switching welding modes. Improper mode selection may lead to welding failure or unpredictable quality problems. Therefore, strict specifications must be followed when operating the machine to ensure that every step meets product requirements.

For situations with fewer types of welding, once the machine is debugged, the parameters usually do not need to be adjusted frequently. However, it is still necessary to develop a good habit of checking parameters, especially when multiple operators share the equipment. Avoid affecting the quality of subsequent welding due to the failure of the previous operator to restore the parameters.

When adjusting welding parameters, it is important to understand the specific meaning of each parameter and avoid blind attempts. Incorrect parameter settings may lead to difficult-to-solve problems. If unpredictable results are encountered during the adjustment process, feedback should be provided in a timely manner to avoid expanding the scope of the problem. In short, standardized operation and correct parameter adjustment are the guarantee for efficient and safe operation of spot welders.