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PERCP3 - Lincoln Compatible 6-Pin Amphenol TIG Torch Connector

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OVERVIEW

Industrial Grade 6-Pin Amphenol Connector for Lincoln Systems

The Parker 6-Pin Amphenol Plug is a critical component for maintaining the operational integrity of Lincoln Electric welding systems. Designed to facilitate the connection between remote control devices—such as TIG torch switches, hand amperage controls, and foot pedals—and the power source, this connector ensures precise signal transmission essential for arc stability and control. In industrial environments where equipment is subjected to frequent movement, vibration, and mechanical stress, the reliability of control connections is paramount. This plug features a robust housing engineered to resist impact and abrasion, protecting the internal electrical connections from the rigors of daily use.

Technically, the connector utilizes a standard 6-pin configuration widely adopted by Lincoln Electric for their remote interface ports. The pins are housed within a durable insert that provides excellent insulation and prevents shorting. The solder-cup termination style allows for a secure, low-resistance electrical bond between the cable conductors and the connector pins, which is vital for the low-voltage control signals used in welding automation and remote regulation. A threaded locking ring is integrated into the design, ensuring that once mated with the machine's receptacle, the plug remains securely fastened, preventing accidental disconnections that could interrupt the welding process or compromise safety.

For MRO professionals and equipment technicians, this plug represents a high-quality replacement part that meets or exceeds OEM specifications. It allows for the repair of existing cables or the fabrication of custom length control leads, providing flexibility in shop layout and equipment setup. The integrated strain relief mechanism at the cable entry point further enhances durability by absorbing tensile loads, preventing the wires from being pulled out of their soldered terminations. Whether for routine maintenance or critical repairs, this 6-pin Amphenol plug is an essential stock item for facilities utilizing Lincoln Electric TIG welding equipment.

Additional Information
Brand:Parker
Item:Switch
Packaging Description:1-per-ea
Connector Type:Amphenol, Circular Connector
Pin Configuration:6-Pin
Compatibility:Lincoln Electric Welders, TIG Torches, Remote Controls
Material:Impact-Resistant Plastic, Metal
Mounting Style:Cable Mount

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 6-Pin Amphenol Plug Housing
  • 1 x Pin Insert Assembly
  • 1 x Cable Clamp / Strain Relief
  • 1 x Locking Ring

APPLICATIONS

  • Connecting TIG torch on/off switches to Lincoln power sources
  • Repairing or replacing damaged plugs on foot pedals
  • Fabricating custom-length remote control extension cables
  • Interfacing hand amperage controls with welding machines
  • General industrial signal connection for compatible 6-pin equipment

FAQ

This plug is designed with a 6-pin configuration specifically to fit many Lincoln Electric welding power sources that use Amphenol-style remote connectors.

Yes, this is a solder-termination connector. You will need to solder your cable wires to the pins inside the housing for a secure electrical connection.

This is a plug (male) with pins, designed to mate with the female receptacle typically found on the front panel of the welding machine.

Absolutely. This 6-pin plug is the standard connector used for many Lincoln foot pedals and hand amperage controls.

The housing is constructed from high-impact industrial plastic and metal components, designed to withstand the thermal and mechanical stresses of a welding environment.

Yes, the assembly includes a cable clamp / strain relief mechanism to secure the cable and prevent stress on the solder joints.

Generally, no. Miller typically uses a 14-pin connector. This 6-pin plug is specific to Lincoln Electric and some other compatible brands using the 6-pin standard.

The plug itself does not usually come with a diagram, as the wiring depends on your specific machine and accessory. You should consult your welder's manual for the correct pinout.

CATALOGUE & SPEC SHEETS

Spec Sheet