Lincoln Power Wave 300C Standard Multi Process Welder (K4487-1)
Lincoln Power Wave 300C Standard Multi Process Welder (K4487-1)
Lincoln Power Wave 300C Standard Multi Process Welder (K4487-1)
Lincoln Power Wave 300C Standard Multi Process Welder (K4487-1)
Lincoln Power Wave 300C Standard Multi Process Welder (K4487-1)

Lincoln Power Wave 300C Standard Multi Process Welder (K4487-1)

Sale price$13,417.00

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The Lincoln Power Wave 300C delivers the ultimate 300 Amp "do everything" welder. Packed with all the arc performance and technology you expect from a Power Wave system, this compact machine takes the industrial all-in-one class of welders to the next level. This is an ideal welder for aluminum (with Spoolgun), stainless, and nickel materials where arc performance is critical. This welder can be used on single or three phase power and carries a 100 percent duty cycle at 300 amp output.

Processes
Stick, DC Tig (No Aluminum), MIG, Flux-Cored

Features
PowerConnect Technology
Automatically adjusts to input power from 200-600V, 50 or 60 Hz, single phase or three phase. Welding output remains constant throughout the entire input voltage range.

Integrated TIG torch and Spool Gun Solenoid
Makes for fast changeovers to TIG welding or spool gun operation.

Quick Specs
• Input Voltage: 3Ph - 50/60 HZ - 208-575V | 1Ph - 50/60 HZ - 208-230
• Output Range: 5-350 Amps
• Wire Feed Speed: 50-700 ipm
• Duty Cycle: 40% @ 350A | 100% @ 300A
• Weight: 193 lbs
• Dimensions: 40"H x 21"W x 40"L

Includes
• Power Source
• 15 Ft Magnum Pro Curve 300 Ready-Pak MIG Gun
• 10 Ft Work Lead and Clamp
• Harris Flowmeter/Regulator and Hose Kit
• .035-.045 V-Groove Drive Roll Kit
• 10 Ft Input Cord (No Plug)

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