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The multi-process Power Wave® S350 is packed with Lincoln performance technology on both the input and output side. It provides an extremely fast arc response, includes over 65 standard welding waveforms for optimized performance on almost any application and efficiently converts input power to reduce operational costs, all in a compact, rugged case.
The Power Wave® S350 is great for these industries and applications:
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Automotive
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Weld Training
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more about the POWER WAVE® S350.
New! Stick Electrode Plastic Tubes
Lincoln Electric introduces new plastic tube packaging for its stick electrode. This new package is available for many types of cellulosic and low hydrogen electrodes, including:
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Fleetweld® 5P (E6010)
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Fleetweld® 180 (E6011)
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Fleetweld® 37 (E6013)
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Fleetweld® 47 (E7014)
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Lincoln® 7018AC (E7018)
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Jet-LH 78 MR (E7018)
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Large colorful labels make the stick electrode easy to identify.
The new 5 lb. plastic tubes help protect electrodes from breakage and can be re-closed after opening. Plastic tubes feature a patent pending design for stacking securely and neatly on top of one another for easy storage. Customers can recycle or reuse the plastic tubes in order to minimize environmental impact.
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Lincoln Electric Booth at AirVenture Popular Destination
Husband and wife wing walking team Kyle and Amanda Franklin greet fans visiting the Lincoln Electric booth at this year's EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association) AirVenture show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The Franklins, who exclusively use Lincoln Electric products, perform a truly death-defying act with a unique pirate theme.
EAA's AirVenture 2009 drew more than 10,000 planes and over a half million people.
Lincoln Electric is a proud sponsor of the EAA - donating equipment and training to the
Young Eagles program and SportAir workshops as well as exhibiting products at the AirVenture show.
More on Franklin?s Flying Circus
Read the top stories from AirVenture 2009
See Lincoln Electric on TV and the top organizations we sponsor.
New Ranger® 225
Got It Covered!
The Ranger® 225 enclosed-case engine driven welder is a great choice for getting the job done! For construction contractors, maintenance crews, farmers or ranchers, the Ranger® 225 does a variety of basic welding jobs. And with 10,500 watts of peak AC generator power, it handles a variety of other tasks: lights, grinder, emergency power or powering a Lincoln Electric inverter welder or plasma cutter (separate air supply needed).
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Totally Enclosed Case
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Versatile DC Welding
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10,500 Watts Peak Single-Phase AC Generator Power
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23 HP Kohler® Gasoline Engine
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Rugged Reliability
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How does the Ranger® 225 stack-up against the competition?
See for yourself
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How I Did It - 1: Snowboard Bench
From: Nathan Stinnett of Friendsville, Tennessee
I recently purchased a Lincoln SP-175 Plus
wire feeder welder
and absolutely love it. I used the SP-175 Plus while attending the
NASCAR Technical Institute
and love how smooth and light these welders are. I have used various other welders and absolutely love the SP-175 Plus for its ease of use.
A friend of mine asked me to build a bench out of snowboards. I researched the project and could not believe the poor quality of some of the benches on the market. I assured my friend I would make a bench they could depend on for life and for much cheaper than those that are commercially available.
I made the first bench using only my SP-175 Plus, an angle finder and a chop saw. My friend was so pleased she had me make another one and now her neighbors want things made for them. I can't take credit for the idea of the bench but I think this is a cool piece of furniture. Maybe this project will get some younger people interesting in welding and using their creativity.
Thanks Lincoln for your excellent products.
How I Did It - 2: Fishing Boat Renovation
From: Ray Cox and Daryl Rodgers of Charleston, Oregon
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The Chellissa fishing boat was rebuilt this past winter using Lincoln DC-600 multi-process power sources paired with LN-22 and LN-25 wire feeders. The materials used in the rebuild included mild steel, 304 stainless and 316 stainless.
We used the stick and self-shielded flux-cored welding processes and a variety of electrode types ? E6011, E7018, E7024, 308L, 309L, 316, and Innershield® NR-211-MP. We started the project in August and finished the following January.
The boat is primarily used in Alaska for catching Cod and Pollock and a short season of Hake fishing on the West Coast.
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The Chellissa Before
The Chellissa After
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These project images and descriptions have been published to show how individuals used their ingenuity for their own needs, convenience and enjoyment. Only limited details are available and the projects have NOT been engineered by the Lincoln Electric® Company. Therefore, when you use the ideas for projects of your own, you must develop your own details and plans and the safety and performance of your work is your responsibility.
Got Projects? Send them to us at:
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How I Did It
c/o Lincoln Electric Company
Marketing Communications Dept.
22801 Saint Clair Ave.
Cleveland OH 44117-1199
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