Leister WELDPLAST S2 Manuel utilisateur

WELDPLAST

S2-PVC

S2-TPO

Leister Process Technologies

Galileo-Strasse 10

CH-6056 Kaegiswil/Switzerland

Tel. +41-41662 74 74

Fax +41-41662 74 16

www.leister.com

sales@leister.com

Leister WELDPLAST S2 / S2-PVC / S2-TPO

Hand extruder

Extrusion welding of the following materials:

WELDPLAST S2 PP / PE-HD / PE-LD

WELDPLAST S2-PVC PP / PE-HD / PE-LD / PVC-U

WELDPLAST S2-TPO PP / PE-HD / PE-LD / TPO

Other materials on enquiry

The welding seam shape of the hand extruder does correspond to norm DVS 2207–4.

DVS: Deutscher Verband für Schweisstechnik

Application

Please read operating instructions carefully before

use and keep for further reference.

Operating instructions

Danger to life!

Danger to life when opening up the tool, as live components and

connections are exposed. Before opening the tool, unplug from the

mains supply. Electrically conducting material (e.g. PE-EL) must not

be welded.

Fire and explosion hazard with incorrect use of the hand extruder

(e.g. overheating of the material), especially near combustible

materials and explosive gases.

The tool must be operated under supervision.

Heat can ignite flammable materials which are not in view.

The machine may only be used by qualified specialists or under

their supervision. Children are not authorized to use this machine.

For personal protection on building sites we strongly recommend

the tool to be connected to a RCCB (Residual Current Circuit

Breaker).

The voltage rating stated on the name plate of the tool must

correspond to the mains voltage.

In case of a power outage, the main switch and the drive must be

switched off (loosen lock).

Danger of getting burned! Do not touch exposed metal parts

and escaping plastizised material. Do not point the hot air flow

and escaping plastizised material in the direction of people or

animals.

Protect tool from dampness and wet.

120

230

Warning

Caution

Connect the tool to a mains socket with protective earth.

Every interruption of the protective earth inside or outside of the

tool is dangerous!

Only use extension cables with protective earth!

Technical data

Voltage V~ 230

power consumption W 3000

Frequency Hz 50/60

Air flow (20°C) l/min ca. 270

Air temperature °C max. 350

Plastifizer temperature °C max. 260

Welding output (Ø 3 mm) kg/h

PE 0.6 –1.3 PP 0.5 –1.2 *PVC-U 0.9 – 1.7 (Average values at 50 Hz)

Welding output (Ø 4 mm) kg/h

PE 1.0 – 2.3 PP 0.9 – 2.0 *PVC-U 1.5 – 2.7 (Average values at 50 Hz)

Welding rod mm Ø 3 / Ø 4

Size L ×B ×Hmm450 ×98 ×260 (without welding shoe)

Weight kg 5.8 (without cable to mains)

Marking of conformity 2

Approval mark

Certification scheme CCA

Protection class I 1

* WELDPLAST S2-PVC

Leister Process Technologies, Galileo-Strasse 10, CH-6056 Kaegiswi/Switzerland confirms

that this

product, in the version as brought into circulation through us, fulfils the requirements

of the following EC directives. Directives:

2004/108, 2006/95.

Harmonized Standards:

EN 55014-1, EN 55014-2, EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-3-3, EN 61000-6-2,

EN 50366, EN 60335-2-45

Kaegiswil, 06.02.2009

Bruno von Wyl Christiane Leister

Technical Director Owner

Power tools, accessories and packaging should be sorted for environmental-friendly

recycling. Only for EC countries: Do not dispose of power tools into household

waste! According to the European Directive 2002/96 on waste electrical and

electronic equipment and its incorporation into national law, power tools

that

are no longer suitable for use must be separately collected and sent for

recovery in an environmental-friendly manner.

Disposal

Conformity

Description of tool

1 Main switch

2 On/off switch drive

3 Potentiometer

4 Drive locking device

5 Display

6 Handle

7 Jacket heating

8 Welding shoe

17 Welding program

18 Actual value plast

19 Set value plast

20 Actual value air

21 Set value air

22 Bar display for drive

23 Welding output display

24 Menu key

25 Back key

26 Stand-by/Enter key

27 Down key

28 Select key

29 Up key

30 Status display for drive

31 Cursor

9 Pre-heating nozzle

10 Tube clamp

11 Protective tube

12 Welding rod opening

13 Tool handle

14 Mains cable

15 Heating element

16 Hot air blower (brush-free)

44 External hot air duct

27 28 29

25 26

Multifunctional display

With integrated air ductWith external air duct

11 9

Operating

Working environment / safety

When interrupting the welding, the drive is to be

switched off with the drive on/off switch (2).

With the handle properly adjusted and firmly tightened,

place down the manual extruder on a stable and

fire-proof surface as shown in the figure.

The hand extruder must not be used in inflammable environments or where

explosion hazards exist. Ensure stable positioning during operation. The

connection cable and the welding rod must remain unimpeded and must not

hinder the user or others during operation.

Rest the hand extruder on a fireproof surface! Hot metal parts and the hot-air jet

must have sufficient clearance from the surface and walls.

Handle Adjustment

1. Loosen the clamping by turning the handle (6) in

counterclockwise direction.

2. Adjust handle (6) to the requested working position.

3. Tighten handle clamping again by turning handle (6)

in clockwise direction.

Workplace

For starting operation of and placing down the hand

extruder, Leister offers a universal device stand.

Operating

Power supply

When using an extension cable, take care to ensure the minimal cable cross-section:

Extension cables must be approved for the working environment (e.g. outdoors) and labelled

accordingly.

If a generator is used to supply electricity, the rated power of the generator must be 2x the

rated power of the hand extruder.

Length

[m]

Minimum cross-section (at ~230V) [mm2]

Up to 19

2.5

20 – 50 4.0

After switching on the main switch (1), the device directly heats up to the last adjusted set

values. When the set values are reached, a counter in the status indication counts back from

220 seconds to zero. Once this starting procedure has elapsed, the device is ready for welding

(status: Ready*). The operating temperature of the manual extruder is reached after approx.

5 minutes.

After a short-term mains break, the starting procedure is not repeated.

motor disabled

WARM-UP LOCK TIME: 220 SEK.

Heat FREE M READY *

Display

Status display

for drive (30)

Heating until target

value is reached

motor release ready to weld

Starting procedure

Temperature monitoring prevents the hand extruder starting up in a cold state.

Operating window functions

Menu selection

Set contrast

Heating on/off

Change cursor position

Selected parameter [+]

Selected parameter [–]

Operating

• Operating window

• Menu selection Menu selection functions

Menu selection / return to operating window

ack to multifunctional display (Changed entry is not stored!)

Select and return to operating window

Select

Cursor up / selected parameter +

Cursor down / selected parameter –

Software and menu navigation

The Weldplast S2 manual extruder comes with comfortable and convenient operator software,

allowing for easy operation.

Key functions

The keys respond with gentle keystrokes.

Preparation for welding

Start window

After switching on the extruder, the name

of the tool and the current software version

are displayed for 3 sec.

Operating window

The operating window shows the parame-

ters currently set.

27 28 29

25 26

Adjusting the Output Capacity

Due to the seam form, the output capacity and the pre-heating period can be matched to

each other.

• Pre-adjustment at the display

– By pressing the select key (28), set the cursor to the «SPEED» position.

– Specify the maximum output value (30 to 100) via the up key (29) or down key (27)

(indication via the bar display for drive (22).

• Fine-adjustment during the welding procedure

– By turning the potentiometer (3), the output capacity of the maximal set output value

(e.g. 85) can be reduced to the minimum.

The output capacity depends on the thickness of the welding wire. If the welding output is too

high with the output display “30” and the potentiometer is set to “minimum”, the next smallest

welding rod thickness must be selected.

Operating

Setting parameters in the operating window

The cursor (31) shows which parameters can be set. After switching on, the cursor is on

the «SPEED» position.

In the operating window, the following parameters can be selected with the Select key (28)

and changed in their values with the Up key (29) and Down key (27).

Example

Set value Set value Set value

Setting the PLAST and AIR temperatures

• Set the cursor to the «PLAST» or «AIR» position by pressing the Select key (28).

• Set the temperature value with the Up (29) or Down (27) keys.

Monitoring the welding parameters

The set and actual values of the AIR and PLAST tempe-

ratures are continuously monitored. If the actual value

deviates from the respective set value (value outside the

tolerance band), this is indicated on the status display

(30) with a status change. If necessary, the drive motor is

temporarily disabled until the welding parameters are

once again within the prescribed tolerance band. The

possible status displays and the tolerance bands may be

seen in the following graph and table.

Operating

No. Status display Status properties

1Ready* Ready to weld

2M enabled Deviation of the welding parameters > 10°C

3Heat

Deviation of the welding parameters > -30°C, drive motor disabled

4220s Warm-up lock time of 220 sec., drive motor disabled

5Too hot

Deviation of the welding parameters > +30°C, drive motor disabled

Temperature display

Reference value

Actual value

Displayed state

Time

Motor enabled

Motor enab.

Motor enabled

Starting the welding process

• Fit the appropriate welding shoe (8) as required.

• Set the potentiometer (3) to max.

• Once the operating temperature is reached («READY*» status), welding can begin.

• Actuate the drive on/off switch (2).

• Insert a 3 or 4 mm welding rod into the welding-rod intake (12).

• The welding rod is automatically drawn in through the welding-rod intake (12). The welding

rod feed must take place without resistance.

• Interrupt drive by releasing the drive on/off switch (2).

• Direct the pre-heating nozzle (9) towards the welding zone.

• Pre-heat the welding zone with a fanning motion.

• Apply the device to the prepared welding location and actuate the drive on/off switch (2)

again.

• Perform test welding by following the welding instructions from the material manufacturers

and national standards or directives.

• Inspect test welding.

• Adjust the temperature setting and welding output as required.

• For long welding jobs, the drive on/off switch (2) can be locked-on with the drive locking

device (4).

WELDPLAST S2 PVC

• PVC-U may only be processed in the PVC-U menu.

• WARNING: Use only PVC-U, not PVC-C.

• To prevent corrosion, if the machine is not going to be used for a longer period of time

(more than 2 days) it is recommended to fill it with HD-PE.

Switching off the tool

• Disengage the drive locking device (4) and release the drive on/off switch (2). Remove

the welding material in the welding shoe so that the welding shoe will not be damaged

when starting the next welding run.

• Switch off the heating systems with the Stand-by/Enter button (26).

• Allow the device to cool down for approx 5 minutes.

• Switch off the main switch (1).

Operating

CAUTION!

Never insert welding rods into both welding-rod intakes at the same time.

Always operate the device with welding rod.

Autres manuels pour WELDPLAST S2

Ce manuel convient aux modèles suivants

Table des matières

Autres manuels Leister Système de soudage

Leister

Leister TWINMAT Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister Uniplan E Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister BITUMAT B2 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister Uniroof E Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister Twinny T Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister WELDPLAST S6 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister EXAMO 100 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister UNIFLOOR 500 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister BITUMAT B2 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister Hot-Jet S Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister Unifloor E Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister WELDPLAST S2 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister GEOSTAR G5 LQS Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister FUSION 2 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister WELDPLAST 600 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister TAPEMAT Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister FUSION 3 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister Uniplan E Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister UNIDRIVE 500 Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister WELDMAX Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister UNIPLAN S Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister DRIVE Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister LQS Manuel utilisateur

Leister

Leister ALLIED VARIMAT V2 Manuel utilisateur

Manuels Système de soudage populaires d'autres marques

Berner

Berner PLASMACUT 54 Manuel utilisateur

Pro Spot

Pro Spot PR-155 Manuel utilisateur

Forney

Forney 210 Manuel utilisateur

Thermal Arc

Thermal Arc 400S Manuel utilisateur

Lincoln Electric

Lincoln Electric HANDYMIG 170I Manuel utilisateur

GYS

GYS PROTIG 201 AC/DC Manuel utilisateur

TAFA

TAFA 30*8B35 Manuel utilisateur

Lincoln Electric

Lincoln Electric INVERTEC V350-PRO CE Manuel utilisateur

ESAB

ESAB Buddy Arc 145 Manuel utilisateur

CIGWELD

CIGWELD 636804 Guide rapide

Red-D-Arc

Red-D-Arc DC-400 Manuel utilisateur

Hobart Welding Products

Hobart Welding Products Spool Gun DP 3035-10 Manuel utilisateur

Elettro

Elettro HI-MIG 3000 SYNERGIC Manuel utilisateur

WIA

WIA Weldmatic 270 CP132-2 Manuel utilisateur

Sonics

Sonics H520T Manuel utilisateur

Miller

Miller Big Blue 400D Manuel utilisateur

NewArc

NewArc RT2000 Guide de démarrage rapide

Hypertherm

Hypertherm powermax1000 Manuel utilisateur