This air-cooled ready-to-weld package includes the Lincoln Aspect 300 AC/DC TIG Welder Power Source, Lincoln WTT2 26 Air-Cooled 4m TIG Torch, 5m Workpiece Cable and Clamp, Lincoln 0-15 LPM Argon Regulator and Lincoln Hose Tail & Nut Set.
The TIG AC/DC new aspect!
Aspect 300 is an industrial AC/DC TIG welding range of machines designed and constructed using the latest inverter digital technology. This machine has been meticulously designed and built to perform in the most hazardous environments at high outputs: 300A at 35% duty cycle in TIG AC and TIG DC applications. The Aspect 300 provides all the features you would expect from industrial AC/DC TIG inverter welding machines combined with a user-friendly front panel layout; setting advanced TIG parameters has never been so simple. The top-class features like the 2A minimum current, the multiple AC mode selection (includes four different wave shapes), and the optimised TIG start with adjustable electrode type and HF polarity make this unit a suitable and reliable choice to suit any application. The Aspect 300 can be easily changed to water-cooled by adding the CoolArc 46 Water Cooler. A robust, stable, and well-equipped cart is available for easy movement of the unit.
Features
- Advanced inverter technology for superior TIG performance
- Superb welding characteristics with TIG AC, TIG DC and MMA processes
- Adjustable cleaning and penetration for perfect aluminium welding
- Variable AC frequency (40-400Hz) for control of travel speed and penetration
- Full function user-friendly control panel layout with graph and a numeric display make it easy to set all welding parameters
- Rugged construction electrical safety (IP23), potted PC boards and optimum airflow reduce contamination to extend the equipment’s life in the harshest environmental conditions
- PFC (Power Factor Correction) advantages 30% more output current with the same input current, suitable for 115-230V (+15%-10%) single phase, low current consumption, energy saving, low current harmonics and reduction of the total CO² produced by the welding process