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SUBMERGED ARC & AUTOMATIC EQUIPMENT


LN-8 and LN-9 Semiautomatic Wire Feeders


The LN-8 and LN-9 are semiautomatic wire feeders deliver dependable performance and reliable operation, making them ideal for shop or field operations. Heavy-Duty, recommended for larger size wires.


• Completely enclosed case protects the heavy duty wire drive mechanism from damage, yet allows easy access to drive rolls.


• Rugged and durable design recognized throughout the industry for its long life and years of trouble-free wire feeding.


• Standard digital meter can be set to read volts, inches or meters/minute on the LN-9.


• Control of wire feed speed and voltage at the wire feeder eliminates the need to return to the power source to adjust procedures.


Product Name


LN-8 LN-9


Product Number


K297 K357-1 Input Power


115 VAC 50/60 Hz


Shown: K357-1 LN-9


Processes • Flux-Cored • Submerged Arc


Output Input


115 VAC


Required Options • Drive Roll Kit • Control Cable • Terminal Strip Adapter Cable • Control Extension Cable •Weld Power Cable


Key Options • K1524-3 Heavy Duty Wire Reel Stand


• K1555-1 Insulated Lift Bail • K1556-1 Light Duty Caster Kit • K1557-1 Swivel Platform • More options at end of section


Literature E8.30


Shown: K297 LN-8


( K357-1 LN-9 and K297 LN-8 shown with options.)


Output Capacity


Current/Duty Cycle 600A/60%


Wire Feed Speed Range ipm (m/min)


50-600 (1.3-15.2)


Wire Size Range in. (mm)


Solid: .040-3/32 (1.0-2.4) Cored: .045-.120 (1.2-3.0) Hardfacing: 7/64 (2.8)


H x W x D in. (mm)


10.9 x 9.8 x 9.6 (277 x 248 x 244)


11.5 x 11.3 x 11.5 (292 x 287 x 292)


LT-7 Tractor Submerged Arc DC Wire Feeder


The LT-7 Tractor is a self-propelled mechanized wire feeder, designed for the submerged arc process with track system capabilities. It is self-guiding and easy to operate—only one operator is usually required.


• Feeds 3/32-3/16 in. (2.4-4.8 mm) solid wires, from 100-400 inches per minute (2.5-10.2 m/min) wire feed speed.


• Calibrated tractor drive adjusts travel speeds from 6 in.-70 in. per minute (0.12-1.8 m/min).


• Vertical head lift adjuster for adjusting electrical stick-out from 1/2-5 in. (12.7-127.0 mm).


• Weld angle is up to 50° from vertical on either side; drag angle is up to 30° from vertical.


• Control box can be mounted either left or right, eliminating the need to return to the power source for routine procedure changes.


• Welds butts, horizontal fillet and lap joints to the left or right side of the tractor frame for convenience.


Product Name


LT-7


Standard LT-7


Track Model 66 | www.lincolnelectric.com/subarc


Product Number


K227-1 K395-1 Input Power


115 VAC 50/60 Hz


Output Capacity


Current/Duty Cycle 600A/100%


1100A/100% (with water cooling)


Shown: K395-1 LT-7 Track Model


Wire Feed Speed Range ipm (m/min)


100 - 400 (2.5 - 10.2)


Wire Size Range


Solid – inches (mm) 3/32 - 3/16


(2.4 - 4.8) H x W x D


inches (mm) 27.5 x 33 x 14


(698 x 838 x 356)


Net Weight lbs. (kg)


120 (54)


130 (59)


Processes • Submerged Arc


Output Input


115 VAC


Unit Includes • Control Cable, 25 ft. (7.6 m)


Required Options • Nozzle Assembly • Control Cable •Weld Power Cable


Key Options • More options at end of section


Literature E9.70


Net Weight lbs.(kg)


36 (16.2) 42 (19)


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