K3883-13 - Lincoln Flex Feed 74 HT Wire Feeder with Heavy Duty Reel and Gouge Kit

Heavy-Duty Industrial Wire Feeding Solution

The Lincoln Electric Flex Feed 74 HT (High Torque) is a premier semiautomatic wire feeder engineered for the most demanding general and structural fabrication environments. Designed with a focus on reliability and performance, this bench-model feeder features a high-torque motor capable of driving large-diameter wires through long gun cables without hesitation. The K3883-13 model is specifically configured with a Simple User Interface, a Heavy Duty Wire Reel Stand, and a Gouge Kit, making it a comprehensive solution for heavy fabrication shops requiring versatility and power.

Robust Performance and Control

At the heart of the Flex Feed 74 HT is the patented MaxTrac 4-roll drive system, which delivers consistent wire feeding force while preventing wire crushing. This system is essential when working with softer cored wires or when feeding over longer distances. The unit boasts a wide wire feed speed range of 50 to 700 IPM and is rated for up to 600 amps, ensuring it can handle high-deposition welding processes with ease. The Simple User Interface provides operators with an intuitive, analog-style control layout that simplifies setup and adjustments, reducing training time and minimizing errors on the shop floor.

Built for the Shop Environment

Durability is a key characteristic of the Flex Feed series. The unit features improved isolation and environmental protection to shield sensitive internal components from dust, dirt, and moisture common in industrial settings. The included Heavy Duty Wire Reel Stand is robust enough to support spools and coils weighing up to 60 pounds, reducing changeover frequency and increasing arc-on time. Additionally, the inclusion of a Gouge Kit expands the unit's utility, allowing operators to switch between welding and gouging applications seamlessly. With its modular design, the Flex Feed 74 HT allows for easy maintenance and future customization, ensuring it remains a valuable asset to your production line for years to come.