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SKU: K1288-22

Lincoln Electric Idealarc DC-600 Multiprocess Welder, 100% Duty Cycle, K1288-22

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The Lincoln Electric Idealarc DC-600 multiprocess welder (K1288-22) is a heavy-duty SCR rectifier power source rated for a 100% duty cycle, so it can run continuously in high-volume production shops. A mode switch sets the output characteristics for each process, and full-range output voltage control, analog meters and a 115 V auxiliary receptacle are standard.

Traditional SCR rectifier technology gives the DC-600 its arc characteristics, and the controls stay simple: full-range output voltage adjustment, a standard analog ammeter and voltmeter that show welding conditions at a glance, and the mode switch for matching the output to the process in use. The duplex 115 V, 15 A auxiliary receptacle powers shop tools right at the welding station.

A flat-top case with a compact footprint lets the unit sit under a workbench or stack up to three units high, freeing floor space. Windings and rectifiers are protected against moisture and corrosive environments, which helps the machine hold up in harsh industrial settings.

Highlights

  • Rated for a 100% duty cycle, so it can run continuously

  • Traditional SCR rectifier technology

  • Mode switch for selecting output characteristics by process

  • Full-range output voltage control with analog ammeter and voltmeter

  • 115 V, 15 A duplex auxiliary receptacle for shop tools

  • Flat-top case stacks up to three units high or fits under a workbench

Specifications

Brand

Lincoln Electric

Manufacturer part number

K1288-22

Duty cycle

100%

Rectifier

Traditional SCR

Output control

Full-range output voltage control

Meters

Analog ammeter and voltmeter

Output characteristics

Selected with a mode switch

Auxiliary power

115 V, 15 A duplex receptacle

Case

Flat-top; stackable up to three high; fits under a workbench

Protection

Windings and rectifiers protected against moisture and corrosive environments

Good to know

  • Check the input power (voltage, phase and amperage) against your supply before you order.

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