Lincoln Electric
Lincoln Electric K4361-1 TIG Welding Foot Pedal
TIG welding foot pedal provides variable amperage control by depressing to increase current and raising to finish the weld cycle
- TypeOthers
- Precise amperage control via foot pressure
- Full depression delivers maximum set current
- Raising pedal ends weld and starts after-flow
- Designed for TIG welding applications
- Lincoln Electric K4361-1 model
What It Is
The Lincoln Electric K4361-1 is a TIG welding foot pedal designed to regulate amperage during the welding process. Pressing the pedal increases the current up to the preset maximum level. Raising the pedal fully concludes the weld and initiates the after-flow cycle for shielding gas.
Who It Suits
This pedal suits welders who need hands-free current control while performing TIG welding tasks. It is not intended for welding processes that do not use a foot-operated amperage control. Buyers who require a hand-operated remote or a wireless control solution should look at a different type of accessory.
Key Specification
The pedal delivers variable amperage control directly linked to foot pressure for precise heat management. Depressing the pedal fully achieves the maximum current set on the power source. This single function determines whether the accessory matches the operator's workflow requirements.
Highlights
- Precise amperage control via foot pressure
- Full depression delivers maximum set current
- Raising pedal ends weld and starts after-flow
- Designed for TIG welding applications
- Lincoln Electric K4361-1 model
Specifications
| Brand | Lincoln Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | K4361-1 |
| Type | Others |
Questions about this item
What TIG welder connection does the Lincoln Electric K4361-1 foot pedal require to operate?
The Lincoln Electric K4361-1 foot pedal connects to a compatible Lincoln Electric TIG welder's foot pedal receptacle to control amperage remotely.
Will the K4361-1 pedal work with an older Lincoln TIG machine that uses a different plug type?
The K4361-1 pedal is designed for Lincoln Electric TIG welders equipped with the matching foot pedal receptacle; a different plug type would prevent connection.
How can I verify the K4361-1 pedal is controlling amperage correctly after plugging it in?
Depress the pedal gradually — output current should rise smoothly to the machine's preset maximum, and fully raising the pedal finishes the weld and starts the after-flow cycle.
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