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LINCOLN ELECTRIC Flextec 500X DC Multiprocess Welder - Lincoln Flextec
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LINCOLN ELECTRIC Flextec 500X DC Multiprocess Welder

<p>The Lincoln Electric Flextec 500X DC Multiprocess Welder (MIG Pack with Flex Feed 84 Wire Feeder, K3608-4) is a versatile industrial welding solution. With a maximum amperage of 500 A for both TIG and Stick…

SKU 3G-OTH-355635

Also listed as: K36084 · K3608 4

Brand
LINCOLN ELECTRIC
Item
Flextec 500X DC Multiprocess Welder
Part Number
K3608-4
Category
Lincoln Flextec
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
K3608-4
Type
DC, MIG Pack w/Flex Feed 84 Wire Feeder
Maximum Amperage (TIG)
500 A
Maximum Amperage (Stick)
500 A
Input Voltage (Nominal) (Merch - Table Column, Filters)
400V

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Product Description

<p>The Lincoln Electric Flextec 500X DC Multiprocess Welder (MIG Pack with Flex Feed 84 Wire Feeder, K3608-4) is a versatile industrial welding solution. With a maximum amperage of 500 A for both TIG and Stick processes, it delivers robust performance for heavy-duty fabrication and construction. This DC unit operates on a nominal 400V input, making it suitable for three-phase power systems common in industrial settings.</p><p>Ideal for shipyards, structural steel workshops, and maintenance operations, the Flextec 500X offers reliable multiprocess capability in a single package. As a Singapore-based supplier, 3G Electric provides SGD quotes on request, handles GST for local buyers, and ensures fast delivery across Singapore and Southeast Asia.</p>

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum amperage for TIG and Stick welding on the Flextec 500X?

The Flextec 500X provides a maximum amperage of 500 A for both TIG and Stick welding processes.

What input voltage does the Flextec 500X require?

The Flextec 500X operates on a nominal input voltage of 400V.

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Common applications for LINCOLN ELECTRIC
Metal fabrication — Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 37 E6013 electrodes for sheet metal welding and repair.
Stainless steel processing — Blue Max MIG 316L wire for joining and cladding 316/316L components.
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Grinding and plasma cutting — X-Tractor Mini with MERV 11 filter for particulate removal.
Heavy metalworking — K2751-11 downdraft table with 1,750 cfm for fume and dust capture.
Maintenance and repair — X-Tractor 1GC portable extractor for on-site fume extraction.
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