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The World Leader in the supply of Welding & Cutting Products and Services. www.lincolnelectric.com.au

03/06/2026

The New Generation Lincoln Electric Powercraft® 130i is an ultra-portable 3-in-1 multi-process welder designed for convenience and performance, delivering up to 130A output from a standard 10A power supply.

Ideal for light fabrication, repairs, and on-the-go welding tasks. Certified to AS/NZ60974-1 and backed by a 3-year Lincoln Electric warranty.

Find out more at your nearest distributor at: https://lincolnelectricstorelocator.com.au/

29/05/2026

New for 1956! The Versatile WeldanPower by Lincoln Electric. This unit is 5kVA 230 V 50/60 cycle alternator and 200-amp welder. The famous Wisconsin air cooled engine develops 13hp and is made in Australia in Ballarat by the Ronaldson Tippett company. It’s a welder and a power plant in one - able to weld and supply power simultaneously from two entirely separate windings on the one stator. Able to power 240-volt tools and lights while welding it’s the ideal mobile workshop. Great for farmers, emergency services and field maintenance environments. Happy Flashback Friday!

27/05/2026

The New Generation Powercraft® 195C is a compact and portable 3-in-1 multi-process welder, offering MIG, Stick, and Lift DC TIG capabilities with a 195A output on a standard 10A power supply. Ideal for light fabrication, maintenance, and DIY work, and is backed by a 3-year Lincoln Electric warranty.

Find out more at your nearest distributor at: https://lincolnelectricstorelocator.com.au/

22/05/2026

Flashback Friday®
We're back to 1956 and Chrysler were increasing their local manufacturing of vehicles in Australia. Most notably all the components had to meet the high Chrysler quality standards. One such item was the upper and lower control arm for Plymouth, Dodge and DeSoto passenger cars. Lincoln Electric were called to investigate the possibility of using the Hidden Arc Welding Process (now known as Sub Arc Welding) on these components. After trials it was determined that all requirements in welding speed and quality could be met. Being fully automated the process had considerable repeatability and economies of scale that could be used on other components. The images show the welded control arm and an operator mounting the control arm for welding. Fourteen sleeps till Santa arrives. Happy Flashback Friday.

20/05/2026

The New Generation Powercraft® 200M is a powerful and versatile 4-in-1 multi-process electric welder, delivering 200 amps of output from a standard 240V/10A power source. Ideal for workshops, contractors, and DIY users, it comes ready to weld with all essential accessories.

Find out more at your nearest distributor at: https://lincolnelectricstorelocator.com.au/

15/05/2026

Flashback Friday®
It’s August 1957 and in Port Kembla the steel industry is expanding. Part of the expansion includes a contract for 22 tons of steel ductwork. The Lupton Engineering Company of Revesby took advantage of Jetweld, a new class of powdered metal coated electrodes which increased welding speeds up to 50%. The estimated cost savings on this project were close to 30%, with weld quality and consistency so high that no repair or additional finishing was required. The image shows the welding operator completing final fl**ge welds on a typical duct section. Happy Flashback Friday!

11/05/2026

It can be expensive to hand-cut or outsource hundreds of parts. Steel fabricators are facing several challenges, including fluctuating steel prices, changes in demand, labor shortages, stricter environmental regulations, competition from alternative materials, and the need to invest in new equipment and training to keep up with technological advancements. The Torchmate range gives you the ability to cut high quality parts faster, spend less money outsourcing, they are ready to run quickly and easy setup. Cut 25mm to 45mm with ease – solve your production bottleneck with Torchmate.

Get in touch at https://lered.info/leaucontact for more details.

08/05/2026

Flashback Friday®
October 1956, the new Lincolnweld Automatic Welder Announced. The LAF.3 simplifies special purpose set-ups, with features that include an automatic flux valve which provides greater and more 'as-needed' flux coverage and a far wider speed range in the travel carriage. Welding head construction and development had meant a wider range of adjustments are available allowing easy accommodation of any weld joint. The LAF.3 is supplied with standard Lincolnweld contact jaws or with the new contact nozzle assembly as shown in the image. With new circuit design the LAF.3 allows for hot or cold starting and a choice of constant potential or variable voltage power source, giving desired welding conditions for any thickness material.

07/05/2026

Cut with ease, anywhere you need. The Tomahawk® Series Plasma Cutter delivers precision, portability, and power—making every job faster and more convenient.

Learn more at https://lered.info/leau-Tomahawk

04/05/2026

Powering the future of nuclear energy starts with precision welding. As next-generation reactors demand higher performance, stricter standards, and greater reliability, advanced welding solutions are more critical than ever.

Join our upcoming webinar to explore how cutting-edge welding technologies are meeting today’s toughest fabrication challenges.

Sign up for your spot at https://lered.info/lenseaMay2026webinar

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35 Bryant Street
Sydney, NSW
2211

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.lincolnelectric.com.au/

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