MULTI-PROCESS WELDERS
Idealarc DC-400,DC-600,DC-655 Industrial DC Multi-Process Welders
®
Rugged construction, simple controls and a 100% duty cycle output rating make these machines a sound investment for heavy duty shop applications.
Processes • Stick • TIG • MIG • Flux-Cored • Submerged Arc • Gouging
Output
CV CC
DC Key Options
DC-400 • K804-1 Multi-Process Switch • K841 Undercarriage
DC-600 • K804-1 Multi-Process Switch • K1611-1 Paralleling Kit (for codes above 10500) • K842 Undercarriage
Shown: K1308-25
Idealarc® DC-400
Shown: K1609-2
Idealarc® DC-655 Idealarc® DC-400
• Large, conveniently located controls make it easy to change between CC (Stick/TIG/arc gouging), CV (MIG/flux-cored) and CV Submerged Arc modes.
• Arc force control adjusts short circuit current for a soft arc or a forceful driving arc in the CC (Stick/TIG) mode.
• Arc control adjustment changes pinch effect of the arc to control spatter, fluidity, and bead shape in the MIG/Flux-Cored mode.
• ±10% input line voltage compensation for maintaining weld consistency.
• Low profile case allows stacking machines up to three high to conserve floor space.
• Seven-year warranty on power rectifier.
Idealarc® DC-655
• CC Arc Force Control Knob with built-in “Hot Start”.
• “Idle Shut Down mode” automatically shuts machine off when not in use to minimize power consumption.
• Fan-As-Needed™ (F.A.N.™) – solid
state thermally controlled cooling fan operates only when required. Minimizes power consumption, operating noise and dust intake.
• Separate output studs let you choose low or high inductance.
• Remote and other switches are behind front latched panel, for added protection.
• Low profile case allows stacking machines up to three high to conserve floor space.
• Seven-year warranty on power rectifier.
Shown: K1288-17
Idealarc® DC-600 Idealarc® DC-600
• 115V, 15 amps, duplex auxiliary power receptacle (60Hz models) makes it easy to power lights, grinders and other shop tools at your work station.
• Full range output voltage control for easy operation and precise control.
• Standard analog ammeter and voltmeter.
• Mode switch for selecting desired output characteristics.
• Windings and rectifiers protected against moisture and corrosive environments.
• Flat-top case with a small footprint can be placed under a workbench or stacked up to 3 high on top of each other.
•Seven-year warranty on power rectifier.
Shown: K804-1 Multi-Process Switch
DC-655 • K1482-1 Digital Meter Kit • K1528-1 Dual Process Switch • K1611-1 Paralleling Kit • K842 Undercarriage • More options at end of section
Literature E5.20 (Idealarc® E5.40 (Idealarc® E5.46 (Idealarc®
DC-400) DC-600) DC-655)
Input 3 PHASE
50 Hz
60 Hz
Product Name
Idealarc® Idealarc® Idealarc® DC-400
DC-600 DC-600
w/Meters Idealarc®
DC-600 VRD Idealarc® DC-655 K1609-2 230/460/575/3/60
650A/44V/100% (815A/44V/60%)
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www.lincolnelectric.com/multi-process-welders 122/61/49A
50-815A 13-44V
Max. OCV: 46V (CV) 68V (CC)
27.5 x 22.2 x 38 (699 x 564 x 965)
720 (327)
Product Number
K1308-25 K1308-12
w/Multi-Process Switch K1288-18
w/Multi-Process Switch K1288-17 K1288-22 K1288-28
Input Power
Rated Output
Voltage/Phase/Hertz Current/Voltage/Duty Cycle 230/460/3/60
230/460/3/60 230/460/575/3/60 108/54/43.2A
400A/36V/100% (450A/38V/60%) (500A/40V/50%) 600A/44V/100% 680A/44V/60%
Input Current @ Rated Output
78/39A 108/54A
H x W x D
Output Range 60-500A
12-42V CV:
70-850A, 13-44V CC:
90-850A, 24-42V inches (mm)
27.5 x 22.3 x 33.1 (698 x 566 x 840)
30.7 x 22.2 x 38 (781 x 565 x 965)
Net Weight lbs.(kg)
473
(215) 522
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