Lincoln Electric Welder 12102

The Lincoln Electric Welder 12102 is a type of welder that operates at 230 volts. This mig welder is typically utilized by hobbyists and home mechanics. It functions with an input voltage of 230V 1-Phase, and an output range of 30-140 amps. The welder's wire feed speed varies between 50-500 ipm, and it has a duty cycle of 20% at 90 amps. The number of voltage settings is infinitely adjustable and the drive system operates on a 4-roll wire drive. The welder weighs 79 lbs.

The Lincoln Electric Welder 12102 features manual voltage and wire speed controls. It has a maximum output of 140 amps, allowing it to weld material up to 1/4 inch thick. The 4-roll wire drive helps ensure consistent wire feeding for both solid and flux cored wire. An internal contactor aids in maintaining arc stability. Additionally, the welder showcases a meter display that indicates voltage and wire feed speed settings. It utilizes 8 inch spools up to 44 lbs, and operates on a 230V power supply. This welder is suitable for use with mild steel up to 1/4 inch in thickness. It can be used for basic welding projects, small fabrication, repair jobs, and is suitable for use in home workshops, garages, farms, and light industrial settings.

• Model Number: 12102
• Product Type: Welder
• Input Voltage: 230V 1-Phase
• Output Range: 30-140 amps
• Wire Feed Speed: 50-500 ipm
• Welder Duty Cycle: 20% @ 90 amps
• Number of Voltage Settings: Infinitely adjustable
• Drive System: 4-roll wire drive
• Weight: 79 lbs
• Maximum Output: 140 amps
• Maximum Welding Material Thickness: 1/4 inch
• Wire Type: Solid and Flux Cored Wire
• Spool Size: 8 inch spools up to 44 lbs
• Power Supply Required: 230V
• Usage: DIY and hobbyist use, mild steel up to 1/4 inch thickness, suitable for home workshops, garages, farms and light industrial uses.

The Lincoln Electric Welder 12102 comes with a 3-year warranty that covers parts and labor. This warranty specifically takes care of any defects in materials and workmanship detected in the product. However, it's important to note that normal wear items like contact tips, nozzles, and drive rolls are not included in the warranty coverage. To claim the warranty, details are usually provided in the product's manual or the company's official website, or you can contact the manufacturer's customer service. Ensure to have your model number and proof of purchase handy when laying a claim.