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SKU: MB-FC9

Lincoln Power MIG 210 MP and TIG 200 Garage Pak (K3963-1, K5126-1)

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This Lincoln Garage Pak pairs the Power MIG 210 MP multi-process welder (K3963-1) with the Square Wave TIG 200 AC/DC TIG welder (K5126-1). The 210 MP covers MIG, stick, TIG and flux-cored work at up to 210 amps, while the TIG 200 adds AC TIG for aluminum.

The Power MIG 210 MP weighs 40 lbs, uses digital controls with a color display and an all-metal wire drive, and handles material up to 3/8 inch with MIG or 5/32-inch stick electrodes. It comes with 110V and 230V input cables, work cable and clamp, electrode holder, gas regulator and hose, nozzles, pre-installed gun, spindle adapter, sample MIG and flux-cored wire, drive rolls, wire guides and a spare screen shield.

The Square Wave TIG 200 runs on 120 or 230 volt single-phase, 60 Hz power and offers AC TIG on aluminum and DC TIG on steel, stainless and chrome-moly, with high-frequency starting and pulse. Output is TIG 10-125 A and stick 10-110 A on 120V, or TIG 10-200 A and stick 10-170 A on 230V; it weighs 46 lbs and measures 14 in H x 10.75 in W x 19.25 in D.

Highlights

  • Power MIG 210 MP (K3963-1) and Square Wave TIG 200 (K5126-1)

  • 210 MP: MIG, stick, TIG and flux-cored, 210 A output

  • TIG 200: AC TIG on aluminum, DC TIG on steel

  • TIG 200 rated 200 A at 25%, 130 A at 60% on 230V

  • TIG 200 AC frequency 60-150 Hz, pulse 0.1-20 PPS

Specifications

Brand

Lincoln Electric

Models

K3963-1, K5126-1

210 MP Max Output

210 A

210 MP Duty Cycle

40% at 120V, 25% at 230V

210 MP Weight

40 lbs

TIG 200 Input Power

120 or 230 V, single phase, 60 Hz

TIG 200 Output at 120V

TIG 10-125 A, Stick 10-110 A

TIG 200 Output at 230V

TIG 10-200 A, Stick 10-170 A

TIG 200 Rated Output

200 A at 25%, 130 A at 60% (230V)

TIG 200 AC Frequency

60-150 Hz

TIG 200 AC Balance

60-90% electrode negative

TIG 200 Pulse

0.1-20 pulses per second

TIG 200 Weight

46 lbs

TIG 200 Dimensions

14 in H x 10.75 in W x 19.25 in D

Good to know

  • Check the input power requirements (voltage, phase and amperage) against your supply before ordering.

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