Lincoln Magnum PRO 250L Welding Gun - Miller Connector (K4873-2)
The Magnum PRO 250L is the most durable gun of the Magnum PRO L-series family. With sufficient amperage for bigger jobs, the Magnum PRO 250L is recommended for medium duty job shop and production applications.
- Premium Tip Performance - The large mass of the Magnum PRO Copper Plus contact tips help disperse heat, keeping tips cooler and expanding their life. The Anti-Seize threads prevent tips from seizing in the diffuser
- Comfortable Grip - The lightweight curved handle with soft rubber over molding enhances comfort and allows for an easier grip of the gun
- 100% Duty Cycle - The 250L runs at 100% duty cycle using mixed gas, helping it withstand tough jobs
- Chrome Plated Gun Tube - The chrome plating prevents spatter from adhering to the gun tube, making it last longer
- Competitive Machine Compatibility - The Magnum PRO 175L Welding Gun with Miller connector allows for direct connection to a number of Miller retail machines
- Contact Tip,Gas Diffuser,Gas Nozzle,Liner,Integrated Gun Connector (Miller)
| MPN: | LINK4873-2 |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 15082954592 |
MPN: LINK4873-2
UPC: 15082954592
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