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SUBMERGED ARC & AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENT


Idealarc DC-600, DC-655, & DC-1000


® Industrial DC Multi-Process Welders


Rugged construction, simple controls and rated 100% duty cycle output make these machines a sound investment for heavy duty shop applications.


Processes • Stick • TIG • MIG


Output


CV CC


DC Key Options


DC-600 K804-1 Multi-Process Switch K1611-1 Paralleling Kit (for codes above 10500) K1897-1 Paralleling Kit (for codes below 10500) K842 Undercarriage


DC-655 K1482-1 Digital Meter Kit K1528-1 Dual Process Switch K1611-1 Paralleling Kit K842 Undercarriage


DC-1000 • K1897-1 Paralleling Kit • K857 Remote Output Control • K843 Amptrol™


Adapter Kit


• K1798 Terminal Strip Adapter Cable • More options at end of section


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: K1609-2


Idealarc® DC-655 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™ —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.


• Panel switches are behind front latched panel, for remote or machine panel output control, and output “on” or remote “on” selection, and CC, CV Subarc or CV MIG mode selection.


• Low profile case allows stacking machines up to three high to conserve floor space.


• Seven-year warranty on power rectifier.


Product Name


Idealarc® Idealarc® DC-600


w/Multi-Process Switch DC-600


Idealarc® DC-655


Idealarc® DC-1000


Product Number


K1288-18


K1288-17 K1288-22


K1609-2 Input Power


Voltage/Phase/Hertz 230/460/3/60


230/460/575/3/60 230/460/575/3/60


Rated Output


Current/Voltage/Duty Cycle 600A/44V/100%


680A/44V/60%


650A/44V/100% (815A/44V/60%)


K1386-3 K1386-4


230/460/3/60 575/3/60


NOTE: 50 Hertz models available for the Idealarc® DC-600, DC-655 and DC-1000. www.lincolnelectric.com/subarc | 63 1000A/44V/100%


108/54/43.2A 122/61/49A


Shown: K1386-3


Idealarc® DC-1000 Idealarc® DC-1000


• 500 amp output connections provide enhanced arc characteristics for low amperage submerged arc and MIG welding procedures.


• Single range control for precise output control and easy operation.


• Terminal strip and output studs for remote connections and cable.


• Low profile case allows installation of a work-bench and for stacking up to 2 machines to conserve floor space.


• Removable side panels for easy access to internal parts.


• Line voltage compensation maintains weld consistency, even with line voltage changes of ±10%.


• Internal components, including windings, rectifiers and circuit boards, are coated to protect against the effects of moisture and corrosion.


• Seven-year warranty on power rectifier.


Input Current @ Rated Output


108/54A H x W x D Output Range inches (mm)


CV: 70-850A, 13-44V 30.7 x 22.2 x 38 CC: 90-850A, 24-42V (781 x 565 x 965)


13-44V 50-815A Max.


OCV: 46V (CV) 68V (CC)


193/96.5A 16-46V 150-1300A


30.7 x 22.5 x 39 (781 x 572 x 991)


821 (372)


27.5 x 22.2 x 38 (699 x 564 x 965)


Net Weight lbs.(kg)


522 (237) 720 (327)


Literature E5.40 (Idealarc® E5.46 (Idealarc® E5.50 (Idealarc®


DC-600) DC-655) DC-1000)


• Flux-Cored


• Submerged Arc • Gouging


Input 3 PHASE 5060 Hz


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