Rapid Ref : K14177-1

Lincoln Powertec Rubber Bumpers
K14177-1

Name: Lincoln Powertec Rubber Bumpers
SKU: K14177-1
Price: 28.87 GBP

£28.87 EX VAT

SSP Suggested Selling Price = £32.08 YOU SAVE £3.21

Suitable for PTi250C / i320C STD / ADV versions. Comes included with a set of fitting screws (pack of 4).

Lincoln Powertec Separates FAQs

Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing and using a separate-feeder three phase MIG welder package.

Why choose a separate machine rather than a compact one?

Choose separates if you weld large workpieces, work at a distance from the power source, use heavy-duty settings or weld all day in a production setting. They generally have a higher current rating and a stronger duty cycle than compact machines.

Compact machines are simpler and more portable, so they suit smaller shops and lighter work. Think about the size of the work, how far you need to reach and how much welding you do.

Should I choose air-cooled or water-cooled?

An air-cooled torch is lighter and needs nothing extra, and it suits moderate current and intermittent welding. A water-cooled torch needs a cooling unit with a pump and coolant, but it carries higher current for longer and stays more comfortable.

Choose water-cooled for heavy, continuous or high-current work. Keep the coolant topped up with the recommended type and never run the torch without flow.

How long can the interconnecting cable be?

Longer cables give more reach but can affect performance if they exceed what the system is designed for. The maker will state the lengths that are permitted, so use only what the manual allows.

Avoid coiling spare cable tightly. Keep connectors clean and fully tightened, and route the cable so it is not crushed, kinked or pulled over sharp edges.

What electrical supply does it need?

These machines are normally three phase and need a supply of the voltage on the data plate, usually 400 volts in the UK, with a correctly rated plug, cable and protective devices.

Have a competent electrician install or check the supply. If you want to use a generator, check the manufacturer's advice first, because an undersized or poor quality supply can cause faults.

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