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Lincoln Electric INVERTEC V405

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Lincoln Electric INVERTEC V405 is a powerful and versatile welding machine designed for industrial applications. It offers multiple welding modes, including Stick (SMAW), Lift TIG (GTAW), and HF TIG (GTAW). The V405 features intuitive controls, advanced functions like Hot Start, Arc Force, and Anti-Sticking, and a robust design for heavy-duty use. This manual provides you with comprehensive information on installation, operation, maintenance, and safety guidelines for the INVERTEC V405, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.

Key Features

400A Output
Stick/TIG Welding
HF Arc Start
Remote Control
Pulsing Function
Upslope/Downslope
Start/Crater Current
Postflow Control
Digital Meter
Overheat Protection

Pages: 13 Lincoln Electric INVERTEC V405 User manual

Brand: Lincoln Electric Category: Welding System Size: 975 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What welding modes does the INVERTEC V405 support?

The INVERTEC V405 supports Stick (SMAW), Lift TIG (GTAW), and HF TIG (GTAW) welding modes.

How do I adjust the output current for stick welding?

Use the output current control knob on the front panel to adjust the welding current. If a remote control is connected, the output current can be adjusted using the remote control.

What is the purpose of the Hot Start and Arc Force functions?

Hot Start helps ignite the arc quickly and reliably, while Arc Force provides additional current to maintain a stable arc during intermittent short circuits.

How do I activate the pulsing function?

The INVERTEC V405 has a Pulsing Mode Switch that enables the pulsing function and sets the frequency range. Use the pulsing frequency and on-time controls to fine-tune the settings.

What is the downslope time, and how do I adjust it?

Downslope time controls the rate at which the output current decreases when you release the TIG torch trigger. It is adjustable from 0.5 to 20 seconds using the Downslope Control knob.