Lincoln Magnum Pro 250 10 ft. Cable - K2651-1

The Lincoln Magnum Pro 250 10 ft. Cable - K2651-1 is a top - notch welding gun. It has a 100% Duty Cycle, suitable for industrial use. High - quality copper and aircraft - grade aluminum parts offer excellent electrical contact and heat dissipation. Four standard trigger leads allow for quick field repairs. The patent - pending Anti - Seize tip and diffuser thread design stops tip and diffuser seizing. A new gun cable retention system keeps the parts firmly together. The Secure - Lock gun tube resists rotation. Lincoln Copper Plus Contact Tips have a larger diameter and mass to improve heat dissipation and extend tip life. The Comfort Grip Design features a lightweight, balanced barrel - style handle, reducing fatigue. The Lincoln PRO Select Gun Selection System helps you choose the right gun based on your actual welding needs. It saves cost and weight, and offers better maneuverability and fatigue resistance. The Simplified Expendable Parts Selection makes 250/350A and 450/550A consumables interchangeable across models. The unit includes a Contact Tip, a 0.625 (15.9 mm) Thread - On Gas Nozzle with 1/8 (3.2 mm) recess, and a Thread - On Diffuser.

Using the Lincoln Magnum Pro 250 10 ft. Cable is easy. First, select the right gun according to your welding amperage and application with the Lincoln PRO Select Gun Selection System. Then, make sure all parts are properly installed, like the contact tip, gas nozzle, and diffuser. When welding, hold the gun with the comfortable grip to reduce fatigue. During use, keep an eye on the heat dissipation of the gun. If you notice any overheating, stop and let it cool down. For maintenance, regularly check the four trigger leads for any signs of damage and replace them if necessary. Also, clean the contact tip and gas nozzle to ensure good electrical contact and gas flow. Since the 250/350A and 450/550A consumables are interchangeable, you can easily stock up on the right parts. And remember, the patent - pending Anti - Seize tip and diffuser thread design helps prevent seizing, but still check for any signs of wear and tear regularly.