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Lincoln Electric

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Lincoln Electric.

From an electrical workshop in Cleveland to equipment for welding, cutting, and learning the craft.

Made for the
work ahead.

The machine. The material. The person behind the weld.

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Welder working with a Lincoln Electric POWER MIG machine at an outdoor steel workbench
POWER MIG equipment in an outdoor fabrication setup.

An idea that
became a craft.

Lincoln Electric began in 1895 with electric motors. The transition into arc welding brought together electrical engineering, practical equipment, and a growing commitment to welding education.

These early milestones trace the beginning of a history that now spans welding equipment, consumables, cutting technology, and industrial automation.

  1. An electrical beginning

    John C. Lincoln founds the company to manufacture electric motors of his own design.

  2. A family partnership

    James F. Lincoln joins his brother in the business.

  3. The move into welding

    The brothers develop a welding set, opening a new chapter for the company.

  4. Welding on the move

    A portable, variable-voltage welding machine joins the product line.

  5. Learning the craft

    The Lincoln Electric Welding School is founded.

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Lincoln Electric welding machines pictured alongside a welder in an industrial workshop
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Welder using a red Lincoln Electric WELD-PAK machine to fabricate steel in a workshop
WELD-PAK equipment at a workshop fabrication bench.

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Find the delivery, return, and store warranty details in one place. If you need help, include your model or SKU and order number when you write to [email protected].

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