Lincoln Electric is one of the most important and historic companies in the welding industry, founded in 1895 in Cleveland, Ohio.
It operates in over 160 countries, with subsidiaries, manufacturing plants and distributors, developing technologies, equipment and consumables for welding, cutting systems and robotic automation.
Main Product Range
- Welding Machines and EquipmentMIG, TIG, electrode and arc welding for industrial use. Robust equipment for heavy-duty applications.
- Welding ConsumablesWires, electrodes, rods, diverse filler materials for carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminium and special alloys.
- Plasma Cutting & OxyfuelTorches, manual or automatic cutting systems, solutions for cutting thick metals.
- Automation & Robotics for WeldingRobotic systems, cobots, automatic cells, integrated solutions for automated production processes.
- Safety, PPE and Fume ExtractionClothing, face/eye protection, respiratory masks, systems for extracting and filtering welding fumes, for a safer and more efficient working environment.
- Accessories, Torches, Spare PartsTorches, nozzles, spare parts for machines, bodywork, various kits for maintenance and optimisation of the welding process.
Why choose Lincoln Electric on Link Industrial Tools
- A century of experience: innovation and leadership in the world of welding since 1895.
- Complete portfolio: equipment, consumables, automation, integrated safety.
- Technical support & training: catalogues, demo centres (‘Application Resource Centres’), training for welders, after-sales service.
- Quality and certifications: materials and processes compliant with international standards; manufacturing and commercial presence in the UK with production facilities.
FAQs about Lincoln Electric
1. When was Lincoln Electric founded?
In 1895, in Cleveland (Ohio), USA.
2. What types of welding does it support?
MIG, TIG, electrode (SMAW) welding, plasma cutting, oxy-fuel cutting, robotic automation.
3. What are consumables?
Filler materials such as wires and electrodes, rods for TIG/SMAW; replacement parts such as nozzles, torches, various accessories useful for operational continuity.
4. Does Lincoln Electric offer training and demonstration centres?
Yes: it has Application Resource Centres (ARC) for testing, demonstrations and process training.
5. What are the advantages of using fume extraction systems?
Greater safety, a healthier working environment, protection of personnel, compliance with environmental and safety regulations.
