Power MIG 140C Welders

Power MIG 140C Welders Review

Power MIG 140C Welders Feature

• Free Shipping to 48 Continental States!
• Three Year Lincoln Warranty.
• Wide 30-140 amp welding output range
• MIG weld 24 gauge up to 10 gauge (.135") sheet metal in a single pass.
• Weld up to 5/16" steel using self-shielded Lincoln® Innershield® wires (FCAW-S).

LINK2471-1 Features: -Power MIG 140C welder. -Great ARC starts make getting started easy. -Wide voltage 'sweet spot' gives you a very forgiving ARC, so setting controls is a snap. -Extremely low spatter reduces clean-up. -Outstanding aluminum and stainless performance, not just mild steel. -Highest output in 120 volt input power welder class. -MIG weld 24 gauge up to 10 gauge (.135'') sheet metal in a single pass. -Weld up to 5/16'' steel using self-shielded Innershield wires (FCAW-S). -Dual gear-driven drive rolls for positive traction. -Patented split wire guides for optimal wire alignment. -Brass-to-brass gun connections for enhanced connectivity. -Large industrial closed-design drive motor for improved torque and trouble-free performance. -Add the optional Magnum100SG spool gun for reliable operation at the high wire feed speeds aluminum welding demands. -No expensive outboard modules required. -For wire spool mounting, wire drive service and polarity changes. -Start out with more contact tips, nozzles, drive rolls and wire electrode for MIG or flux-cored welding. -Keeps all your consumables close at hand. -Provides an added measure of operator safety. -Channels airflow to cool power systems, structurally secures key components and traps wires and cables to avoid unnecessary abrasion. -'Potted' to seal sensitive components from the environment, 'trayed' in a tough plastic tray to add rigidity and shock resistance. -Three year warranty. Specifications: -Input power: 120/1/60. -Rated output: 90A/19.5V/20pct. -Input current: 20A. -Output range: 30-140A DC. -Cored wire size range: 0.025'' - 0.030''. -Dimensions: 14'' H x 10.15'' W x 18.6'' D. Product Info Competitive Comparison