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Lincoln Aspect 200 AC/DC TIG Welder Ready To Weld Water Cooled Package - 115v / 230v, 1ph
K14189-1 K14189-1WP

Name: Lincoln Aspect 200 AC/DC TIG Welder Ready To Weld Water Cooled Package - 115v / 230v, 1ph
SKU: K14189-1WP
Price: 6031.00 GBP

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This water-cooled ready-to-weld package includes the Lincoln Aspect 200 AC/DC TIG Welder Power Source, Lincoln CoolArc 24 Water Cooler, Lincoln WTT2 18 Water-Cooled 4m TIG Torch, 9.6L Freezecool Coolant, Lincoln Cart 24, 5m Workpiece Cable and Clamp, Lincoln 0-15 LPM Argon Regulator and Lincoln Hose Tail & Nut Set.

Leading technology in TIG AC/DC welding with a user-friendly interface and innovative remote-control system from the torch.

The Aspect 200 AC/DC TIG welder power source has advanced TIG AC & DC Functions (Four Wave Shapes, Pulse, Adjustable Balance & Offset), making this machine ideal and reliable for critical AC or DC TIG welding applications. The Aspect 200 offers a simple control panel, a bright digital display, and an innovative control system straight from the torch. This line of the machine can easily be changed to a water-cooled unit by adding the CoolArc 24 Water Cooler.

Features

Excellent HF ignition, stable & fast arc, minimum current 2A
Four Wave Shapes, Pulse, Adjustable Balance & Offset, innovative and simple control panel, AC auto setting
Generator compatible, ideal for site use
Bright digital display with easy set-up buttons, nine memories, and new control from the TIG torch
1 phase buck-boost circuit
Rugged construction with potted PCBs, True HD design
Cellulosic capability
Best aluminium welding performance

Product Details

Technical Specification

Input power: 115/230/1/50/60
Rated output: 200A@35% / 130A@100%
Input current: 16A
Output range: 2 – 200A
Cylinders: 3
Machine dimensions: 419mm x 246mm x 506mm
Machine weight: 23Kg

Brochures & Manuals

BROCHURES & MANUALS

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Lincoln Aspect 200 Operator's Manual

Lincoln Aspect 200 Spare Parts List

What's Included

	Lincoln Electric Argon Regulator 0-15 Lpm
	Lincoln Workpiece Cable (5m) & Clamp - 200A
	Lincoln Hose Tail & Nut Set
	Lincoln Aspect 200 AC/DC TIG Welder Power Source - 115v / 230v, 1ph
	Lincoln CoolArc 24 Water Cooler

	Lincoln Cart 24
	Lincoln Electric Operating Manual. (User Instructions)
	Lincoln Freezecool Coolant, 9.6 Litre (Replaces Lincoln Acorox)
	Lincoln WTT2 18 EB Water-Cooled TIG Torch with 5 Pin Plug, 4m
	Lincoln Electric 3 Year Parts & Labour Manufacturers Warranty.

110v TIG Welders FAQs

Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing and using TIG welders for 110 volt site supplies.

How much can I weld on a 110v supply?

A 110 volt supply can supply less power than 230 volts for the same plug and fuse size, so the maximum welding current is lower than on the same machine at 230 volts. That still suits thin and medium material, pipework and many repair jobs.

Check the rated output at 110 volts on the data plate or specification, not the headline figure for 230 volts. Thicker material, or long runs at high current, may need a higher supply or a bigger machine.

What does a multi-voltage machine do?

A multi-voltage machine senses the supply and adjusts to suit, so the same welder can run from 110 volts and 230 volts, and sometimes other ranges. This gives flexibility if you move between site and workshop.

Remember that the output you get depends on the supply it is connected to, and that the plug and fuse or breaker must match. Always check the manual for the maximum current at each voltage.

Can I run a 110v TIG welder from a generator?

Often yes, if the generator is large enough and produces a clean, stable output. Inverter welders can be sensitive to poor quality power, so check the generator's output rating, waveform and regulation against the welder's requirements.

A generator that is too small will cause cutting out or damage. The welder manufacturer's guidance on generator size and type is the best guide, and a 110 volt transformer or centre-tapped output is often used on site. If unsure, ask before connecting.

Why is my machine cutting out or tripping?

On a 110 volt supply, the current drawn is high, so supply and cable problems show up quickly. Common causes are an undersized or very long extension cable, an overloaded supply or transformer, a tripping breaker rated too low, or too many tools on the same circuit.

Use the shortest, heaviest extension lead that is suitable, make sure the supply can provide the needed current, and run the welder at a current the supply can sustain. If the machine has a thermal protection light, allow it to cool.

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