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Lincoln Ranger 330MPX Welder/Generator with GFCI (K3459-1)

$5,190.00Price
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The Lincoln Ranger 330MPX is a gasoline engine-drive multi-process welder generator with GFCI receptacles, 330 A of welding output and 11,500 W peak / 10,000 W continuous AC power. It is operated through push-and-turn digital controls.

ArcFX shows on screen how settings affect the weld, Chopper Technology gives easy starts and low spatter, and CrossLinc carries remote voltage control over a single weld cable. Hot start, arc force and pinch can be fine-tuned, and weld modes include downhill pipe, touch-start pulse TIG and pulse spool gun. The K3569-2 spool gun connects directly without a control box, a 6-pin connector accepts remotes or a foot or hand Amptrol, and front panels close over the receptacles and weld leads.

Power comes from a Kohler OHV Command CH740 gasoline engine, 2-cylinder, 4-cycle and air-cooled, making 25 HP at 3600 RPM, with an electric fuel pump, electric start with choke, an 11-gallon tank and 2.0 quarts of oil. Passcode lock settings and maintenance indicators for oil level, air filter, spark plug, fuel filter and brushes are included.

Highlights

  • 330 A output; 100% at 330 A DC CC and 312 A DC CV

  • 11,500 W peak, 10,000 W continuous AC generator power

  • Kohler CH740 gasoline engine, 25 HP at 3600 RPM

  • ArcFX, Chopper Technology and CrossLinc

  • Direct connect for K3569-2 spool gun

  • 446 lbs; 26 x 20 x 36 in

Specifications

Brand

Lincoln Electric

Model

K3459-1

Process

Stick, MIG, TIG, Flux-Cored (FCAW)

Polarity

DC

Amperage Output

330 A

Duty Cycle

100% at 330 A DC CC, 100% at 312 A DC CV

Generator Output

11,500 W peak / 10,000 W continuous

Engine

Kohler OHV Command CH740 gasoline

Horsepower

25 HP at 3600 RPM

Cylinders

2, air-cooled

Starting

Electric start with choke

Fuel Capacity

11 gallons

Noise Level

74.7 dB at full load

Dimensions

26 in H x 20 in W x 36 in L

Weight

446 lbs

Good to know

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

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