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Lincoln ELEVATE SLi Battery Powered Stick/TIG Welder (K4706-1)
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The ELEVATE SLi battery powered welder is perfect for remote work as it doesn’t require any input power to weld. This cordless design utilizes internal rechargeable battery technology, specifically lithium iron phosphate (LFP), that ensures a longer lifespan.
This battery powered welder offers a robust 145A output, ensuring highly efficient welding performance. It accommodates a wide variety of welding rods, including 6010 and 7018 up to 5/32 in. (4.0 mm), and also includes Touch Start TIG functionality for added versatility.
The Lithium Iron Phosphate internal battery system uses a 120V charging cord to recharge the batteries, however you can not run this machine strictly off 120V power.
Electrode Consumption on Full Battery Charge (6010 Electrodes)
• 3/32" - 21 Electrodes
• 1/8" - 9 Electrodes
• 5/32" - 6 Electrodes
Features
• Hot Start - improves arc start
• Arc Force - change from soft to crisp arc
• Extremely portable - only 33 lbs
Quick Specs
• Output Range: Stick - 20-145A | DC TIG - 4-145A
• Weight - 33 lbs
• Dimensions - 14" H x 11" W x 20" D
Includes
• ELEVATE SLi Welder
• 13 Ft Electrode Holder
• 13 Ft Ground Clamp
• 7.5 Ft 120V Charging Cable
• Adjustable Shoulder Strap
| MPN: | LINK4706-1 |
|---|---|
| Processes | Stick DC Lift TIG |
| Amperage | 145A |
| Weldable Metals | Mild Steel Stainless Steel |
| Input Voltage | Battery Powered |
| Input Phase | 1-Phase |
| Input Hz | 60 Hz |
| Weld Output | 145 Amps |
| Weight | 33 lbs |
| Warranty | 3 Years |
MPN: LINK4706-1
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