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K14297-1 Lincoln CoolArc 60 Water Cooler
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    Lincoln CoolArc 60 Water Cooler
    K14297-1

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    NEW. STRONGER. COOLER.

    The latest addition to the Lincoln Water Cooler range, the COOLARC 60 is designed specifically for the new Speedtec SP line of MIG welders. The COOLARC 60 boasts LED lights from within the reservoir to highlight the coolant level and give the operator better visibility. An inlet is installed on the front for easy fill-up and a flow sensor is implemented for gun protection. Now with 3 modes of operations and being fully controllable from the power source, the COOLARC 60 is the most advanced Lincoln Water Cooler yet.

    Product Details

    Specifications

    • Cooling power @1l/min: 1,1 kW @+25°C
    • Reservoir capacity (l): 4.5
    • Maximum pressure (MPa): 0.47
    • Temperature range (Operating): -10°C to +40°C
    • Temperature range (Storage): -25°C to +55°C
    • EMC class: A
    • Protection class: IP23
    • Dimensions: 663mm x 291mm x 224mm
    • Weight: 22Kg

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       Lincoln Coolarc 60 Manual

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    Many compact machines run from a single phase supply, and some can also run from a lower voltage supply, which is useful on site. Check the data plate for the voltage range, the current the machine draws and the fuse or breaker rating required.

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