Lincoln Electric Invertec® V160-T TIG Welder #K1845-1

Lincoln Invertec® V160-T TIG Welder, 110-220V 1PH #K1845-1

Powerful Performance in a Compact Design

Huge performance in a small package: the Lincoln Electric Invertec V160-T features a variety of exclusive features to make your next project a breeze. Whether you are making repairs in the field, doing maintenance work, or doing alloy fabrication, the Invertec V160-T delivers precision and reliability. Weighing only 24 pounds, the machine is highly portable as well as capable and features high-frequency TIG starting that gives you the advantage of being able to establish an arc in a wide variety of conditions. Achieve the perfect weld every time with the Invertec V160-T pulse control features. Freeze weld puddles in an instant on curved surfaces and achieve a consistent bead appearance with TIG pulse control that helps moderate filler metal deposition.

QUALITY WELDS FOR CRITICAL APPLICATIONS

Pulse control

Built in pulsing functions help minimize heat input on thin materials, and provide for a faster freezing weld puddle for uphill welding on curved surfaces such as process piping. The TIG pulser also helps moderate filler metal deposition for consistent bead appearance.

High-frequency TIG starting

Makes it easy to establish an arc under a variety of conditions. Enhances quality by minimizing the potential for weld contamination created by tungsten inclusions in the weld.

Ideally suited for external operations

The Invertec V160-T’s light-weight and adjustable shoulder strap enable welding in the field.

Features of the Invertec V160-T

• High-frequency TIG starting makes it easy to establish an arc under a variety of conditions
• Pulsing functions allow for better control on thin materials and faster freezing for uphill welding
• Ideally suited for maintenance operations and other external operations

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