Lincoln Electric's Innershield Welding Guns


FLUX-CORED, SELF-SHIELDED GUNS IDEAL FOR LARGE FABRICATION AND SMALL REPAIRS

o Rugged and reliable performance for large fabrication
o Lightweight and easy to handle
o Added maneuverability for difficult to reach welds
o Adjustable grip angle

Cleveland- The Lincoln Electric Company's Innershield® semiautomatic flux-cored, self-shielded guns are rugged and reliable, ideal for bridge, ship, barge, machinery, structural and large fabrication applications, yet lightweight and maneuverable for smaller repair jobs.

These guns feature a heavy-duty gun trigger switch, which provides positive electrical contact with enhanced durability. Innershield guns are easy to operate with a reduced wire feed speed thumb switch and adjustable grip angle. Lincoln Electric's line of Innershield welding guns have rated outputs from 250 to 600 amps and are intended for use with .062" - 3/32", .068 - 5/64" or 7/64" - .120" diameter wires for flux-cored, self-shielded operations.

The Innershield guns are each configured with a 10- or 15-foot gun cable with reinforced rubber jackets for added strength. Alternate gun tubes are available for selected guns to reach welds with limited accessibility and provide added comfort and performance for the most demanding applications and environments.

All guns are rated at 60 percent duty cycle and meet NEMA specification EW3.

This product is available at local welding distributors. to learn more about Lincoln's Innershield® welding guns line call (888) 355-3213 or visit www.lincolnelectric.com to obtain Bulletin E12.100.

The Lincoln Electric Company, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, is the world leader in the design, development and manufacture of arc welding products, robotic arc-welding systems, plasma and oxyfuel cutting equipment and has a leading global position in the brazing and soldering alloys market.

Contact:
Kate Eidam
keidam@robertfalls.com

Joe Mosbrook
jmosbrook@robertfalls.com
Robert Falls & Co. Public Relations
(216) 696-0229

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