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Lincoln Electric Invertec STT II User Manual

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Invertec® STT® II

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A CLOSER LOOK

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FEATURES

Key Controls

1. Tailout Control

2. Hot Start Control

3. Peak Current LED Display

4. Peak Current Control Knob

5. 10 Pin Remote Control for Peak and

Background Current

6. 14 Pin Wire Feeder Control with 42V/115V

Auxiliary Power

7. Sense Lead Connection [K940-25, 25 ft. (7.6m)

Sense Lead Kit included]

8. Twist-Mate Output Connectors

(2 Twist-Mate Plugs (M15479) Included)

9. 42V/115V Circuit Breakers

10. Power Switch

11. Background Current Control Knob

12. Background Current LED Display

13. Wire Mode Switch

14. Wire Diameter Switch

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QUALITY AND RELIABILITY

• Electronic and thermostatic protection from current overload and

excessive temperatures with thermal indicator light.

• Three-year Lincoln warranty on parts and labor.

• Manufactured under a quality system certified to ISO 9001

requirements and ISO 14001 environmental standards.

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COMPARING STT TO
CONVENTIONAL PROCESSES

Advantages of STT replacing short-arc
GMAW:
• Significantly reduces lack of fusion
• Good puddle control
• Capable of producing consistent X-ray

quality welds

• Reduced training time
• Lower fume generation and spatter
• Can use various compositions of

shielding gas

• 100% CO2 (on mild steel)

Advantages of STT replacing GTAW:
• Four times faster than GTAW
• Vertical down welding
• Reduced training time
• Can use various compositions of

shielding gas

• 100% CO2 (on mild steel)

• Welds stainless, nickel alloys and mild steel
• Consistent x-ray quality welds

WHEN TO USE STT

STT is the process of choice for low heat
input welds.

STT is also ideal for:
• Open root – pipe and plate
• Thin gauge material – automotive
• Stainless steel and nickel alloy –

petrochemical utility and food industry

• Silicon bronze - automotive
• Galvanized steel
• Semiautomatic and robotic applications

UTILIZING STT ON THE STT II

Adjust WIRE FEED SPEED to:
• control the deposition rate

Adjust PEAK CURRENT to:
• control the arc length

Adjust BACKGROUND CURRENT to:
• control heat input (fine)

Adjust TAILOUT to:
• control heat input (coarse)

Adjust HOT START to:
• control the heat input at the start

of the weld.

Printed circuit boards are environmentally-
shielded using Lincoln's engineered potting
and protective frame trays.