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General| Output Range | 10-405 A |
|---|---|
| Protection Class | IP23 |
| Output Current Range | 10-405 A |
| Input Current | 32 A |
| Wire Feed Speed Range | 1-25 m/min |
| Wire Diameter Range | 0.6-1.2 mm |
| Duty Cycle | 60% |
| Processes | MIG, TIG, Stick |
| Standards | EN 60974-1 |
Lists model names and their corresponding index numbers for the SPEEDTEC series.
Details input voltage, EMC class, frequency, and power consumption characteristics.
Outlines output voltage, current, and operational current range for welding processes.
Provides guidance on input cable sizing and appropriate fuse types for the machine.
Details the physical size, including height, width, and length, and weight of the welding machine.
Specifies the IP rating, operating humidity, and temperature limits for operation and storage.
Details the efficiency and idle power consumption of the equipment as per regulations.
Specifies the conditions under which the machine enters idle state.
Explains how to read the manufacturer's name, product name, and serial number from the rating plate.
Provides typical gas usage for MIG/MAG welding based on material type and wire diameter.
Details gas consumption rates for TIG welding processes.
Information on proper disposal and recycling of the product at the end of its life.
Advises on proper installation and operation to mitigate electromagnetic disturbances.
Offers guidelines to minimize electromagnetic emissions from the machine.
Warns that the equipment is Class A and intended for industrial use only.
Provides overarching warnings about potential injury, death, and equipment damage.
Details hazards related to electric shock and proper electrical equipment handling.
Warns about EMF interference with medical devices like pacemakers.
Addresses risks from optical radiation and hazardous fumes during welding.
Covers risks of fire, explosion from sparks, burns from hot materials, and cylinder safety.
Warns about dangers from moving parts and specific electrical shock risks.
Explains the meaning of the safety mark indicating suitability for environments with increased electrical shock hazard.
Introduces the SPEEDTEC series, compatible wire feeders, and water cooler.
Lists the items included in the complete packaging of the welding machine.
Specifies suitable locations and environmental conditions for machine operation.
Explains duty cycle, its impact, and thermal protection activation.
Details how to safely connect the welding machine to the power supply.
Describes the power switch operation and the status light indicators for system errors.
Explains the thermal overload indicator and its meaning.
Details the replaceable panel and the optional user interface for parameter adjustment.
Describes the negative and positive output sockets and the control receptacle for wire feeders.
Lists the required fuse types and ratings for various circuits.
Details the cooler power supply socket and the gas heater socket.
Provides instructions for installing the user interface onto the machine.
Guides on connecting welding cables and the water cooler.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the User Interface to the power source.
Advises on safe procedures for transporting and lifting the machine.
Explains the machine's protection against overheating, overload, and short-circuits.
Outlines routine and periodic maintenance procedures for the welding machine.
Details Lincoln Electric's policy on customer assistance, advice, and liability.
Provides information on the disposal of electrical equipment according to WEEE directive.
Instructions on how to use the part list and refer to the spare part manual.
Details substances in the product that are subject to REACH regulations and safe use instructions.
Guidance on finding an authorized Lincoln Service Facility for warranty claims.
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