PIPEFAB K3734-1: Lincoln pipe welding system with hoses, control panels, and wheels.

Lincoln PIPEFAB Ready-Pak (K3734-1)

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From concept to reality, the PIPEFAB™ welding system was developed for one purpose – to deliver the ideal setup for pipe and vessel fabrication. From machine design to arc performance, no detail was overlooked in delivering a complete, customer-driven system that lets your shop focus on what matters most – making high-quality root-to-cap welds, faster and easier.

Features

  • Powered by proprietary Cable View™ Technology - The PIPEFAB™ system continually monitors cable inductance and adjusts the waveform to maintain consistent arc performance with long or coiled cable runs.
  • Breakthrough Arc Performance - Provides high quality results from root to cap to final fit.
  • Digital Navigation - For unmatched simplicity in setting parameters
  • Industry Focused Design - Engineered to give the pipe and vessel industries the ideal configuration and capabilities for their welding needs.
  • Backed by Unrivaled Customer Support - Supported by the 125+ years of renowned technical expertise.

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