Background

The Lincoln Electric Welder 12662 is a type of stick welder. This AC/DC arc welder is designed to weld mild steel ranging from 1/16" to 5/16" in thickness. The welder operates on a single phase input voltage of 120V or 240V, offering an output current range between 40A and 160A. Its open circuit voltage is 62V. The device has dimensions of 20" x 12" x 17" and weighs 92 lbs.

The Lincoln Electric Welder 12662 is designed with a range of features for use by hobbyists and professionals alike. The broad current output range allows for welding of both thin and thicker materials. The multi-voltage plug (120V/240V) offers the versatility of using the welder with common power sources. Additionally, the duty cycle rating of 30% at 155A indicates that it can weld at 155A for 3 minutes within a 10-minute period before needing to rest and cool down. The welder has the capacity for smooth arc starts and a forceful arc for satisfactory penetration. It includes a 6 ft electrode cable and an 8 ft work cable. The welder's industrial style case contributes to its durability and portability. It is designed for use in various contexts, including general fabrication, auto repair, farm equipment repair, art projects, and home/ranch maintenance.

Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Welder
  • Manufacturer: Lincoln Electric
  • Model Number: 12662
  • Welding Technique: AC/DC Arc Welding
  • Welding Range: 1/16" to 5/16" mild steel
  • Input Voltage: 120V / 240V single phase
  • Output Current Range: 40A-160A
  • Duty Cycle: 30% at 155A
  • Open Circuit Voltage: 62V
  • Dimensions: 20" x 12" x 17"
  • Weight: 92 lbs

Warranty

The Lincoln Electric Welder 12662 comes with a three-year warranty. This warranty covers any defects you might find in the materials used and workmanship. However, it's crucial to note that elements subject to wear and tear, such as contact tips, nozzles, and liners, are not included in this warranty. Similarly, any damage resulting from improper use or accidents is also excluded from the coverage. To claim the warranty, follow the procedure given by the manufacturer, which usually involves providing proof of purchase and a description of the issue.