Lincoln Electric launches Ranger Air 260 MPX multi-function engine drive

Lincoln Electric launches Ranger Air 260 MPX multi-function engine drive

Lincoln Electric recently introduced the new Ranger Air 260MPX multifunction engine drive.

Lincoln Electric recently introduced the new Ranger Air 260MPX multi-function engine drive. Lincoln says this machine was designed specifically for the work truck industry and will be available later this year.

The Ranger Air 260MPX is an air compressor, generator, battery charger, battery jump assist and multi-process welder all in one. This versatile, compact machine eliminates the need to carry numerous pieces of power equipment on a service truck.

The result is a lighter payload and more space on the truck for other tools and gear.

Additional specs include:

  • The Vanair compressor delivers 40 CFM at 150 PSI to inflate tires and power anything up to a 1-in. impact wrench. The compressor is backed by a lifetime warranty.
  • The 26.5-HP Kohler Electronic Throttle Body Engine delivers 10 kW of continuous AC generator power to accommodate a variety of tools.

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