STICK WELDERS
Idealarc 250 Basic Industrial Stick Welding
® The Idealarc® 250 delivers up to 300 amps AC (250 amps DC) for
stick welding in vocational education, industrial production, maintenance and repair or farm shop environments.
• Plenty of output—300 amps AC and 250 amps DC is enough for up to 1/4 in. (6.4 mm) diameter of some stick electrode types.
• Run every type of stick electrode, including cellulosic and low hydrogen, and those for stainless steel, hardfacing and cast iron applications.
• Easy to use full range continuous control provides precise command of heat input in the weld.
• Stackable case design can be stacked up to three high to save valuable floor space.
Shown: K1053-9 Idealarc®
Product Name
Idealarc®
Product Number
250 K1053-9 (w/PFC) K1053-8
Input Power
Voltage/Phase/Hertz 208/230/460/1/60
230/460/575/1/60 Rated Output
Current/Voltage/Duty Cycle AC: 250A/30V/30%
DC: 250A/30V/30% 250
Input Current @ Rated Output
75/68/34A 86/43/34A
Output Range 35-300 Amps AC
Max. OCV: 72V
40-250 Amps DC Max. OCV: 70V
Invertec V155- S ®
Portable. Professional. Rugged. Affordable. The Invertec®
in at just under 15 lbs. (6.8 kg) the Invertec®
www.lincolnelectric.com/green Output CC DC
V155-S offers much more than you would expect from a welder this size. Weighing V155-S is no lightweight contender. It packs the full
punch of a heavyweight professional that you can take to the most demanding job sites. It features 120/230V auto reconnect operation and can operate from a portable generator. It can also plug into a 200 ft. (61 m) 230V extension cord so you can weld just about anywhere.
• Two stick modes, SOFT and CRISP, provide the right arc characteristics for different types of electrodes.
• Fan-As-Needed™ inside the machine.
(F.A.N.™) reduces noise and dust
• Auto-Adaptive Arc Force minimizes electrode sticking in the puddle without compromising arc stability or increased spatter.
• Automatic Hot Start boosts the current during starting to make striking an arc easier.
• Touch Start TIG® mode – it’s like getting a TIG welder for free! Shown: K2605-1 Invertec®
Product Name
Invertec® V155-S
Product Number
K2605-1
(machine only) and
K2606-1 Ready-Pak® (1)Input amps on 60 Hz input. 6 |
www.lincolnelectric.com/stick-welders 230V/1/50/60 Input Power
Voltage/Phase/Hertz 120V/1/50/60
Rated Output
Current/Voltage/Duty Cycle 75A/23.0V/100% Stick
100A/24.0V/30% Stick 105A/14.2V/100% TIG 130A/15.2V/30% TIG 100A/24.0V/100% Stick 145A/25.8V/30% Stick 100A/14.0V/100% TIG 155A/16.2V/30% TIG
V155-S Base Unit with Stick Accessories
Input Current @ Rated Output(1)
24.0A 33.8A 21.5A 28.8A 21.0A 31.0A 14.1A 22.8A
H x W x D
Output Range 5-155 Amps DC
Max. OCV: 75V inches (mm)
11.3 x 6.2 x 15.4 (288 x 158 x 392)
Net Weight lbs.(kg)
14.7 (6.7)
Input
Base Unit Includes • Invertec®
1 PHASE 5060 Hz
Processes • Stick • DC TIG
Processes • Stick • Gouging • TIG (optional)
Output CC
AC DC
Input 1 PHASE
60 Hz
Key Options • K704 Accessory Kit, 400 Amp • K930-2 TIG Module • More options at end of section
Literature E2.70
Undercarriage For hand moving. Includes handle, axle, wheels, front bracket and mounting hardware. Order K866 for Idealarc®
250 H x W x D
inches (mm) 27 x 19 x 21.5
(686 x 483 x 546)
Net Weight lbs.(kg)
350 (159)
• Stick electrode holder, cable and Twist Mate™
•Work cable and clamp with Twist Mate™
V155-S (K2605-1). plug. plug.
• Fully adjustable shoulder strap. • 120/230V input cord, 6.6 ft. (2 m) with a 120V 15 Amp plug. • Extra 120V 20 Amp plug.
Key Options • K2275-1 Welding Cart • K852-25 Twist Mate™ Plug Kit
• TIG Ready-Pak®
Literature E2.141
Cable (K2606-1)
(see TIG Welders Section for details). • More options at end of section
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