Lincoln Power Mig 260 Welder (208-575V) (K3520-1)
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Introducing the Big Brother to the Power MIG 256, the Power MIG 260 is Lincoln’s latest and greatest creation to have you welding like a pro in no time. With a new 7” color graphic display, dial in the controls and weld with confidence. Find mistakes the second they happen with Lincoln’s new “ArcFX Technology." Delivering 300 amps of output, this machine is a must-have in the shop!
Features
• Ergonomic Front Handle
• Coil Claw for an Organized Work Station
• Side-Mounted Tool Holder
• 7-Inch User Interface
• (2) 115V Front Power Outlets
• Angled Gun Connection for Improved Feedability
Quick Specs
• Processes: MIG, Flux-Cored
• Input Voltage: 208-575V | 1-Phase | 60 HZ
• Amperage Draw: 59A @ 208V | 55A @ 230V | 27V @ 460V
• Duty Cycle: 40% @ 250A
• Wire Feed Speed: 50-700 ipm
• Dimensions: 37.3"H x 18"W x 40.4"L
• Weight: 247lbs
Features
• Ergonomic Front Handle
• Coil Claw for an Organized Work Station
• Side-Mounted Tool Holder
• 7-Inch User Interface
• (2) 115V Front Power Outlets
• Angled Gun Connection for Improved Feedability
Quick Specs
• Processes: MIG, Flux-Cored
• Input Voltage: 208-575V | 1-Phase | 60 HZ
• Amperage Draw: 59A @ 208V | 55A @ 230V | 27V @ 460V
• Duty Cycle: 40% @ 250A
• Wire Feed Speed: 50-700 ipm
• Dimensions: 37.3"H x 18"W x 40.4"L
• Weight: 247lbs
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