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Lincoln Single Cylinder Inverter and Wire Feeder Cart (K3059-4)
The Lincoln single cylinder cart is designed to be used with Flextec or Power Wave power sources in conjunction with wire feeders.
Features
• Rear wheeled cart with front casters and dual cylinder platform
• Convenient handles allow for easy cable storage
• Small footprint fits through 30 in doors
• Weight - 144 lbs
Requires inverter cart mounting kit (K4068-1)
Requires the power source to have the locking foot kit installed (K4424-1 for Flextec 350 models) (K3056-2 for Flextec 500/500P models)
Not intended for use with double head wire feeders
Features
• Rear wheeled cart with front casters and dual cylinder platform
• Convenient handles allow for easy cable storage
• Small footprint fits through 30 in doors
• Weight - 144 lbs
Requires inverter cart mounting kit (K4068-1)
Requires the power source to have the locking foot kit installed (K4424-1 for Flextec 350 models) (K3056-2 for Flextec 500/500P models)
Not intended for use with double head wire feeders
| MPN: | LINK3059-4 |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 015082541013 |
MPN: LINK3059-4
UPC: 015082541013
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