New Engine-Driven Welders Bring Big Power To Service Trucks
Aug 20, 2014
Updated Dec 11, 2014
Lincoln Electric’s Vantage 600-Series Welder/Generator Ideal For Jobsite Work
Designed for heavy industrial applications such as mining, general construction and pipe welding, Lincoln Electric’s new Vantage 600-series engine-driven welders are engineered to handle a variety of processes:
Stick welding
TIG welding
MIG welding
Flux-cored wire welding
Arc gouging
The Vantage and Air Vantage series have been re-engineered using a new digital platform called Waveform Control Technology® that delivers smoother arc characteristics, faster arc response and improved pipe welding capabilities, including reduced spatter.
New pulsing capabilities provide improved arc control for out-of-position work and can be used to reduce heat input, resulting in less distortion of the base material.
With access to advanced wire feeders such as the Power Feed 25M, welding teams can take advantage of user memory presets for common repeated application welding procedures, as well as operator limits and lockouts. Both features help to eliminate operator error on critical welds.
The Vantage 600 SD and Air Vantage 600 SD models feature a Deutz turbo-charged, 64-horsepower TD2.9L4 engine to produce 600 amps/40 volts at 60 percent duty cycle and 575 amps/43 volts at 100 percent duty cycle.
In addition, each is capable of delivering to 12,000 watts single phase or 20,000 watts three-phase, 120/240 volt AC generator power.
The Air Vantage 600 SD also includes a premium VMAC® belt-drive rotary screw compressor capable of producing 150 psi system pressure with on/off capabilities and separate gauges for monitoring compressor hours and pressure.
