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| ==== Process Type ==== | ==== Process Type ==== | ||
| * **TIG** | * **TIG** | ||
| - | * Foot Pedal | + | * //2T// - 2T stands for “2 touch”. This is a two-touch setting that requires the welder to either |
| - | * //2T// - 2T stands for “2 touch”. This is a two-touch setting that requires the welder to press the torch trigger to start and release to stop. This ideal for short welds.♣ | + | |
| * //4T// - 4T stands for “4 touch”. This is a four-touch setting. This requires you to press and release the trigger to activate the welder and start welding without having to hold the trigger. To deactivate 4T, you press and release the trigger to stop the welding process. This is ideal for longer weld runs.♣ \\ | * //4T// - 4T stands for “4 touch”. This is a four-touch setting. This requires you to press and release the trigger to activate the welder and start welding without having to hold the trigger. To deactivate 4T, you press and release the trigger to stop the welding process. This is ideal for longer weld runs.♣ \\ | ||