Lincoln Vantage 500 Engine Driven Welder

The Vantage® 500 (AU) is a versatile welder/generator offering up to 500 amps of welding output and 14.5 kW of 50Hz auxiliary power. Featuring a compact design and multi-process welding capabilities, the machine allows operators to handle a wide range of tasks from stick or wire welding to powering jobsite tools. Designed with dependability in mind, the Vantage 500 (AU) has field-proven toughness to maintain uptime. The Vantage 500 (AU) provides excellent value, which makes the ideal choice for construction teams, pipe rig owners, and rental fleet managers. Purchase one of these machines today!

Features

• Simple to operate – Select one of five Process Modes, including CC-Stick, CC-Downhill Pipe, CC-Gouging, Touch-Start™ TIG or CV Wire, and then dial in the desired output.
• Optimised CC-Stick mode – CC-Stick mode is optimised for general purpose and E7018 low hydrogen electrodes.
• Arc control adjustment – Produces a soft, buttery arc or a more forceful, digging arc to suit your requirements.
• Touch-Start™ DC TIG welding – Provides easy arc starting that avoids tungsten contamination and the use of high frequency.
• 14.5kW of 50Hz auxiliary power – Able to power up additional inverter power sources to give you up to three stick electrode welding arcs for higher productivity. 240V and 415V IP66 rated outlets.
• Digital Volt/Amp meters – Built-in preset function makes it easy to precisely set your procedures.
• Arc gouging – Arc gouging with up to 9.5mm carbons. With new carbon arc gouging waveform delivers improved gouging performance including VRD.
• Full instrumentation – Fuel, oil pressure, engine temperature gauges and hour meter keep you on top of monitoring engine performance.
• Perkins® 404D-22T Turbo diesel engine – 37.2 horsepower @ 1500rpm, liquid-cooled, 4 cylinder Perkins® engine, includes automatic engine idler for greater fuel economy and reduced noise.
• VRD Device – Integrated voltage reduction device (VRD) offers additional protection for the operator. The VRD reducing the OCV to a safer <20 volts, increasing operator safety when welding is performed in environments with increased hazard of electric shock.