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LINCOLN ELECTRIC TIG

Lincoln Electric is a manufacturer of arc welding equipment and consumables, founded in 1895 and headquartered in Euclid, Ohio. The company's TIG (tungsten inert gas) product line includes power sources, torches, and filler metals for gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW). 3G Electric supplies Lincoln Electric TIG equipment and consumables globally, serving plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who require documented specifications and consistent availability.

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About LINCOLN ELECTRIC TIG

Lincoln Electric is a manufacturer of arc welding equipment and consumables, founded in 1895 and headquartered in Euclid, Ohio. The company's TIG (tungsten inert gas) product line includes power sources, torches, and filler metals for gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW). 3G Electric supplies Lincoln Electric TIG equipment and consumables globally, serving plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who require documented specifications and consistent availability.

The Lincoln Electric TIG portfolio covers several power source families. The Invertec series includes single-phase DC units such as the V155-S (120V input, 155 A maximum TIG output) and the V160-T (120V input, 160 A maximum output), both suitable for stick and TIG welding in light fabrication, maintenance, and repair. The Square Wave TIG family provides AC/DC output for welding aluminum and other metals; the Square Wave 205 operates on 120V single-phase input at 60 Hz, delivers up to 205 A maximum TIG amperage, and includes a foot control. The Precision TIG series, including the Precision TIG 225, is an AC/DC power source for precision welding of steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other metals; the 225 model operates on 575V single-phase input at 60 Hz and delivers up to 230 A maximum TIG amperage. The Aspect series, such as the Aspect 230 DC, is a DC power source for TIG welding with a maximum amperage of 150 A, operating on single- or three-phase 208V input at 50/60 Hz. These power sources are used in applications ranging from thin-gauge metal fabrication to maintenance and repair.

For filler metals, Lincoln Electric offers the SuperGlaze 4043 TIG line of ER4043 aluminum welding rods. These rods are available in diameters of 1/16 in, 3/32 in, and 1/8 in, each 36 in long and supplied in 10 lb packages. ER4043 is used for GTAW of aluminum alloys, including 3000, 5000, and 6000 series, in fabrication and repair. The rods meet the ER4043 classification, which specifies silicon-aluminum filler metal for general-purpose aluminum welding.

3G Electric supports the Lincoln Electric TIG line by providing global access to these products with published specifications, manufacturer part numbers, and package quantities. The catalog includes power sources, torches, and consumables, allowing buyers to specify complete TIG welding setups. Technical details such as input voltage, phase, frequency, maximum amperage, duty cycle, and filler metal classification are listed for each item to aid in selection. 3G Electric serves industrial buyers who need to verify compatibility with existing equipment and processes, and who require documentation for procurement and maintenance planning. The product range covers common input voltages and amperage ratings, supporting a variety of welding tasks from light fabrication to precision work.

Common Applications

  • Light fabrication and repair — Lincoln Invertec V155-S or V160-T for DC TIG and stick welding of thin-gauge metals.
  • Aluminum welding — Lincoln Square Wave 205 for AC TIG welding of aluminum and other metals requiring AC output.
  • Precision welding — Lincoln Precision TIG 225 for AC/DC TIG welding of steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
  • Industrial TIG welding — Lincoln Aspect 230 DC for DC TIG welding with single- or three-phase 208V input.
  • Aluminum fabrication — Lincoln SuperGlaze 4043 TIG rods for GTAW of 3000, 5000, and 6000 series aluminum alloys.
  • Maintenance and repair — Lincoln Invertec V155-S or V160-T for stick and TIG welding in maintenance applications.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about LINCOLN ELECTRIC TIG from 3G Electric.

What is the maximum TIG amperage of the Lincoln Electric Invertec V155-S?

The Invertec V155-S (MPN K2606-1) has a maximum TIG amperage of 155 A. It is a single-phase DC welding unit with 120V input voltage and 50/60 Hz input frequency. The unit is suitable for stick and TIG welding in light fabrication, maintenance, and repair applications. It is part of the Invertec series, which includes other models such as the V160-T with a maximum output of 160 A. When selecting a power source, consider the maximum amperage required for the thickness of the material being welded and the duty cycle at that amperage.

What are the available diameters and package sizes for Lincoln Electric SuperGlaze 4043 TIG rods?

Lincoln Electric SuperGlaze 4043 TIG rods are available in three diameters: 1/16 in (MPN ED031111), 3/32 in (MPN ED031112), and 1/8 in (MPN ED031113). Each rod is 36 in long, and each package contains 10 lb of filler metal. These ER4043 rods are used for gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) of aluminum alloys, including 3000, 5000, and 6000 series. The ER4043 classification indicates a silicon-aluminum filler metal suitable for general-purpose aluminum welding. Selection of diameter depends on the thickness of the base material and the welding position.

What input voltage does the Lincoln Electric Precision TIG 225 require?

The Precision TIG 225 (MPN K2533-2) operates on single-phase 575V input at 60 Hz. It is an AC/DC TIG welding power source that delivers up to 230 A maximum TIG amperage. This model is intended for precision welding of steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other metals. The 575V input is a common industrial voltage in some regions; verify that your facility's power supply matches this requirement before installation. The Precision TIG series also includes other models with different input voltages and amperage ratings.

Can the Lincoln Electric Square Wave 205 be used for stick welding?

Yes, the Square Wave 205 (MPN K5613-1) is an AC/DC TIG welder with stick capability. It operates on single-phase 60 Hz input at 120V nominal voltage and delivers a maximum TIG amperage of 205 A. The rated output is 85 A at 100% duty cycle. The package includes a foot control for TIG welding. This unit is suitable for welding aluminum and other metals that require AC output, as well as DC welding for steel and stainless steel. The stick capability allows for electrode welding when needed.

What is the difference between the Lincoln Electric Aspect 230 DC and the Invertec V160-T?

The Aspect 230 DC (MPN K4346-1) is a DC power source for TIG welding with a maximum amperage of 150 A. It operates on single- or three-phase 208V input at 50/60 Hz. The Invertec V160-T (MPN K1845-1) is a single-phase DC TIG welder with 120V input, 160 A maximum output, and 50/60 Hz frequency. Both are DC-only units, but they differ in input voltage, phase capability, and maximum amperage. The Aspect 230 DC offers three-phase operation, which can be beneficial for balanced loads in industrial settings. The Invertec V160-T is limited to single-phase 120V input.

What materials can be welded using Lincoln Electric ER4043 TIG rods?

Lincoln Electric ER4043 TIG rods are designed for welding aluminum alloys, specifically 3000, 5000, and 6000 series. The ER4043 classification is a silicon-aluminum filler metal that provides good weldability and corrosion resistance in many aluminum applications. It is commonly used for general fabrication and repair of aluminum components. The rods are available in 1/16 in, 3/32 in, and 1/8 in diameters, each 36 in long and packaged in 10 lb quantities. ER4043 is not recommended for welding 2000 or 7000 series aluminum alloys, which typically require different filler metals.