Services on the bracelet
When working on bracelets like this, the PUK has a whole range of advantages over conventional soldering technology.
1. shortening: preparation
The eyelets are sawn open with the thinnest possible saw blade so that they can be closed again later without much effort.
2. shortening: welding
The eyelet must be properly bent closed before pressing.
There should be no gap between the ends.
To be on the safe side, you can hold the eyelet with pliers or tweezers so that it is slightly pressed shut during welding.
3. shortening: the settings
A few spot welds with the right power are sufficient.
In this case it was
585/- with a thickness of 0.55 mm:
Pulse duration: 6ms, power: 18%
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4. replace the eyelet: Preparation
One of the connections was stiff-soldered and needs to be replaced.
The wire remnants are carefully drilled out so that a new eyelet can be inserted.
5. replace eyelet: new wire eyelet
To do this, a suitable wire is bent into a long U-shape and hooked in.
6. replace eyelet: additional welding points
The long arms can now be comfortably pucked up one after the other.
The settings are the same as before:
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7. fuse: one more little thing
As an additional service, a small bar is inserted into the safety clip of the catch. as this is always twisted.
Again with the same settings.
8. fuse: a clean thing
A suitable wire is first bent on one side, then shortened and bent on the other side.
9. ready
Neatening is kept to a minimum.
