A shop MIG for farm, trailer and fabrication work on thick steel. It is for buyers who weld for hours and have a 240 V circuit.
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A heavy 300 A MIG for serious fabrication shops with 240 V or industrial power. Home welders get more for the money from a dual voltage multiprocess machine.
- 300 AOutput
- 40% at 300 ADuty cycle
- MIG, flux-coreProcesses
- 240 VInput
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- 300 A of MIG output welds thick steel and long beads
- Runs on 208 to 575 V single phase, so it fits a home shop or a plant
- Takes a spool gun or push pull gun for aluminum
- Three year Lincoln warranty with nationwide service
- At 250 lb it lives on its wheels in one shop
- MIG and flux core only, no stick or TIG
- Costs far more than dual voltage hobby welders
How it scores
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Specifications
| Model number | K5706-1 |
|---|---|
| Output | |
| Input voltage | 240 V |
| Maximum output | 300 A |
| Rated duty cycle | 40% at 300 A |
| Processes and wire | |
| Gas MIG | Yes |
| Stick | No |
| TIG | No |
| Spool gun ready | Yes |
| Wire sizes | 0.023 to 0.045 in |
| Synergic settings | No |
| Build | |
| Weight | 250 lb |
| Warranty | 3 years |
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