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K227-1 - Lincoln Electric LT-7 Submerged Arc Tractor Feeder

Packaging: 1 Per Ea
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OVERVIEW

Automate Your Heavy Fabrication

Take the hard work out of long seam welding with the Lincoln Electric LT-7 Tractor. This self-propelled submerged arc wire feeder is the industry standard for structural fabrication, ship building, and tank erection. By mechanizing the welding process, the LT-7 allows you to achieve consistent, high-quality welds mile after mile. The unit is designed to be self-guiding and easy to operate, meaning a single operator can often manage the entire process. This frees up your team to focus on quality control, joint cleaning, and flux handling, significantly boosting your shop's overall productivity.

Rugged and Portable for Any Job Site

Whether you are working on a bridge deck or inside a barge, the LT-7 is built to go where the work is. Its compact design allows it to fit through small manholes and confined spaces that larger automation equipment simply cannot reach. Weighing only 120 pounds, it is lightweight enough for quick movement between joints but rugged enough to withstand the harsh conditions of heavy industry. The tractor can weld butt, horizontal fillet, and lap joints to either the left or right side of the frame, giving you the flexibility to tackle complex weldments without constant repositioning.

Simplified Operation and Control

The LT-7 puts total control right at your fingertips. The control box is conveniently located on the tractor itself, allowing you to adjust wire feed speed and travel speed without walking back to the power source. With a wire feed speed range of 100 to 400 inches per minute and travel speeds from 6 to 70 inches per minute, you can dial in the perfect parameters for steel as light as 12 gauge or heavy multi-pass plates. The unit handles solid wire sizes from 3/32" to 3/16", making it a versatile workhorse for a wide range of submerged arc applications.

Lincoln Electric Reliability

Invest in equipment that lasts. The LT-7 Tractor is backed by Lincoln Electric's renowned three-year warranty on parts and labor, ensuring peace of mind for your investment. It is designed to pair perfectly with Lincoln's DC constant voltage and constant current power sources, creating a reliable welding system that delivers day in and day out. Included with the tractor is the K1822-25 control cable, so you have the connectivity you need right out of the box. Upgrade your fabrication capabilities today with the precision and power of the LT-7.

Additional Information
Brand:Lincoln Electric
Input Voltage:115 V, 115 VAC
Process:Submerged Arc Welding (SAW)
Amperage:600, 1100
Wire Diameter:3/32 in, 3/16 in
Process Type:Submerged Arc (SAW)
Rated Output:600A @ 100% Duty Cycle
Wire Feed Speed Range:100 - 400 IPM
Travel Speed:6 - 70 IPM
Wire Diameter Capacity:3/32 in - 3/16 in
Dimensions:27.5 in x 33 in x 14 in
Weight:120 lb
Warranty:3 Years
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • K227-1 LT-7 Tractor
  • K1822-25 Control Cable (25 ft)

APPLICATIONS

  • Ship and barge building
  • Storage tank erection
  • Bridge deck installation
  • Beam, girder, and column fabrication
  • Long seam welding on heavy weldments
  • Structural steel fabrication

FAQ

The LT-7 Tractor requires 115 VAC, 50/60 Hz input power.

It is designed to feed solid wires ranging from 3/32 inch to 3/16 inch (2.4 to 4.8 mm).

The LT-7 is rated at 600 Amps at 100% duty cycle, with a maximum rating of 1100 Amps.

Yes, the K227-1 package includes the K1822-25, which is a 25-foot control cable.

Yes, the LT-7 can make butt and horizontal fillet welds, as well as lap joints.

It is designed to be used with a variety of Lincoln DC constant voltage and constant current power sources, such as the DC-600, DC-1000, or DC-1500.

Lincoln Electric provides a three-year warranty on parts and labor for this unit.

The calibrated tractor drive adjusts travel speeds from 6 to 70 inches per minute (0.12 to 1.8 m/min).