WELD FUME CONTROL Miniflex ®
Portable Welding Fume Extractor Lincoln Electric’s Miniflex®
Processes • Stick (light duty) • TIG • MIG • Flux-Cored (light duty)
welding fumes from light duty welding applications. The Miniflex®
is a high vacuum system designed for the removal and filtration of excels in performance and
ease of handling. It can be completely disassembled in a matter of minutes for cleaning and maintenance. The convenient automatic start/stop function can extend the life of the motor brushes and reduces energy consumption.
• Five-stage Filtration System – Delivers higher filtration efficiency. Final stage includes a HEPA H12 Class filter.
• Generously Sized Main Filter – Large surface area (130 ft2/12 m2) extends filter's useable life.
• Activated Carbon Filter (optional) – Reduces the recirculation of odors into the environment.
• Current Sensor – Allows convenient automatic start/stop capability by sensing welding current.
• Multiple Extraction Settings – Choose 94 CFM (Low) or 135 CFM (High).
• Quiet Operation – Sound level
• Highly Portable – Standard wheels, handle and light weight make the Miniflex®
Shown: easy to roll around the shop. K2376-1 Miniflex® Input 1 PHASE 5060 Hz
Unit Includes • 9 ft. (2.7 m) cord (AWG 14) with 15 amp plug (NEMA 5-15).
• 8 ft. (2.4 m) length x 1-3/4 in. (44.5 mm) O.D. extraction hose.
• LongLife-H main filter. • HEPA filter. • 2 spare sets of carbon brushes and seals for motors.
Key Options • K2389-8 16 ft. (4.9 m) Extraction Hose
• K2389-9 8 ft. (2.4 m) Extraction Hose
• K2389-5 EN 20 Extraction Nozzle • K2389-6 EN 40 Extraction Nozzle • More options at end of section
Literature E13.11
Product Name
Miniflex®
Product Number
K2376-1
Input Power
Voltage/Phase/Hertz 115/1/50/60
Input Current 15A
H x W inches (mm)
28-3/4 x 16-1/2 (730 x 420)
X-Tractor 1GC ®
Portable Welding Fume Extraction and Filtration Lincoln Electric’s X-Tractor®
1GC is a high vacuum extraction system designed for the removal
and filtration of welding fume. The 1GC is a great choice for fume removal on the light duty welding applications typically found in shops or companies with a small number of welding stations. The compact size and light weight of the X-Tractor® move to where it's needed.
1GC make the unit easy to
• Simple to Configure – Uses a single fume extraction welding gun or suction nozzle attachment.
• Filter Cleaning System – Unique rotary air jet system allows the polyester filter to be cleaned using compressed air without removing it from the X-Tractor®
1GC.
• Automatic Start/Stop Sensor – Provides extraction only when needed, extends motor life, and reduces energy consumption.
• Wide Variety of Extraction Nozzles Available – Easily adapt the X-Tractor® welding applications.
• Low noise operation – 74 dBA.
Product Name
X-Tractor® 1GC
Product Number
K652-1 K652-2 92 |
www.lincolnelectric.com/weld-fume-control Input Power
Voltage/Phase/Hertz 120/1/50/60
220/1/50/60
Input Current 15A
9A H x W x D inches (mm)
13.4 x 26.8 x 15.8 (340 x 680 x 400)
Net Weight lbs.(kg)
37 (17) 1GC for many different
Shown with optional K639-5 Suction Nozzle
Processes • Stick • TIG • MIG • Flux-Cored
Input 1 PHASE 5060 Hz
Unit Includes • Adapter for 1-3/4 in. (44.5 mm) hose (S20591-8).
• 8 ft. (2.4 m) long x 1-3/4 in. (44.5 mm) diameter flexible hose.
• 2 spare sets of carbon brushes for motors.
• Filter cartridge. • 12 ft. (3.6 m) power cord.
Key Options • K2389-5 EN 20 Extraction Nozzle • K2389-6 EN 40 Extraction Nozzle • K639-5 SHFA Flat Suction Nozzle • K2389-9 8 ft. (2.4 m) Extraction Hose
• More options at end of section
Literature E13.17
Net Weight lbs.(kg)
38 (17)
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