Lincoln KP653 LN-25 Drive Rolls for Solid or Cored Wire (KP653-XXX)
Lincoln KP653 LN-25 Drive Rolls for Solid or Cored Wire (KP653-XXX)
Lincoln KP653 LN-25 Drive Rolls for Solid or Cored Wire (KP653-XXX)
Lincoln KP653 LN-25 Drive Rolls for Solid or Cored Wire (KP653-XXX)
Lincoln KP653 LN-25 Drive Rolls for Solid or Cored Wire (KP653-XXX)
Lincoln KP653 LN-25 Drive Rolls for Solid or Cored Wire (KP653-XXX)
Lincoln KP653 LN-25 Drive Rolls for Solid or Cored Wire (KP653-XXX)
Lincoln KP653 LN-25 Drive Rolls for Solid or Cored Wire (KP653-XXX)

Lincoln KP653 LN-25 Drive Rolls for Solid or Cored Wire (KP653-XXX)

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The Lincoln KP653 drive rolls can be used for solid or flux cored wire depending on which rolls you choose. V-groove rolls are used for solid wire and V-knurled rolls are used for flux cored wires. The solid wire drive rolls come with 1 roll, inlet guide, and retainer clip. The flux cored rolls come with 2 rolls and an inlet guide. Please choose your desired style and diameter from the drop-down box.

Compatible Machines
• LN-7 GMA
• LN-23P
• LN-25

These rolls do not work with LN-8 or LN-9 feeders which require the KP502 drive rolls.

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