Showing posts with label Lincoln. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lincoln. Show all posts

8.18.2012

Win Lincoln Electric Viking 3350 Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet

Owners of Lincoln Electric welders, now is your chance to share your love of our products. Your videos could be of any project, shot at work or at home, small creations or large ones, art or functional, it doesn't matter. As long as you used Lincoln products to build it, send us a video! Check us out at: www.airweldonline.net, www.weldingtheworld.com

3.07.2012

Great Price Lincoln Electric K2601-2 for Lincoln Electric K2601-2 "Carbon" Solar Powered Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 9-13

Lincoln Electric K2601-2 "Carbon" Solar Powered Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 9-13 Review





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Technical Details

  • Solar Powered, Auto Darkening.
  • Variable Shade 9-13 for most welding applications including MIG, TIG and stick.
  • Light to dark switch speed 0.1 milliseconds
  • Two light sensors
  • Meets ANSI Z87.1 and CSA Z94.3 standards





Lincoln Electric K2601-2 "Carbon" Solar Powered Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 9-13 Overview


Solar Powered, Auto Darkening Welding Mask from Lincoln Electric. Variable Shade 9-13 for most welding applications including MIG, TIG and stick. Features attractive "Carbon" graphics.



2.29.2012

Best Lincoln K3023-1 Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 1840 Series for $155.00 Lincoln

Lincoln K3023-1 Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 1840 Series Review





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Lincoln K3023-1 Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 1840 Series Overview


Lincoln Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet Part # K3023-1 Model: 1840 Series Lincoln Viking 1840 Series Welding Helmet Features: * Auto Darkening Welding hood with 90x110 mm cartridge and 3.78 in. x 1.85 in. viewing area * Infinite control of Shade, Sensitivity and delay * 2 Arc Sensors * Magnifying Cheater lens capablecapable * Rugged. Light Weight. Feature-packed. VIKING solar-powered auto-darkening helmets are loaded with features, built to demanding specs and packaged with a host of accessories. * Continuously variable control For shade and sensitivity. o 9-13 Shade Control - External o Sensitivity Adjustable for different welding environments. o Delay Adjustable from dark back to light state. * Light weight - 18 oz (534 g) * Grind mode Great for weld prep or post-weld clean up activities. * Magnifying cheater lens capable * Hard hat adapter capable * Extra Cover Lenses Enclosed - (2) inside and (5) outside. Lincoln Viking 1840 Series Welding Helmet Specifications: Cartridge Size 4.33in. x 3.54in. (110mm x 90mm) View Window Size 3.78in x 1.85in (96mm x 47mm) Weight 18 oz. (534 g) Number of Sensors 2 Shade Control External Variable Welding Shades DIN 9 to 13 with Grind Sensitivity Control Variable Shade, Delay, and Light Sensitivity Powered Battery powered with solar assist Light to Dark Switching Time 0.00004 sec. (1/25000 sec.) Delay Control (Dark to Light) 0.1 sec. min. - 1.0 sec. max TIG Rating 5 amps Compliance ANSI Z87.1-2003/CSA Z94.3 Operating Temperature 14 - 131 deg. F (-10-55 deg. C) Storage Temperature -4 - 158 deg. F (-20-70 deg. C



10.31.2011

Lincoln 2450 Viking Auto-Darkening Helmet

This video is from the full review at www.newmetalworker.com The full review has lots of photos and details on this very nice welding helmet.

10.20.2011

Thor Welding Helmet by Lincoln Electric

The New Lincoln Helmet Special Edition Marvel Thor Graphics

10.19.2011

Lincoln Welding School Motorsports Program and Hobart Welding School

Why am I discussing the Lincoln Welding School and Hobart welding school in the same sentence?  

Because the 2 schools offer courses that complement each other, are very affordable, and deal with metals you won't study in conventional community college welding programs.

What I am talking about is actually the Lincoln motor sports 5 day welding course  and Hobart Welding School's 2 week Tig welding course.  

I get asked all the time "What is the best way to learn to weld for a living?" sometimes the question comes from a parent trying to guide a young adult child into a trade. Other times, it is an adult who is contemplating a career change.

Here is what I advise: If you are not one hundred percent sure that welding is for you or your child, rather than commit to a lengthy and expensive comprehensive welding program, why not dip your toe in the water by enrolling in Hobart's 2 week TIG welding course? There is no prerequisite for the TIG course and it covers TIG welding on Carbon and Stainless steels, as well as aluminum. Practical skill exercises are pretty standard including lap,butt, and tee joints in .062" and .125" thickness and the course includes plenty of seat time in the welding booth. The tuition is only 800 dollars. Once a student completes the 2 week TIG welding course, he or she can make the decision on whether to keep on learning.  

That is where the Lincoln Basic motorsports welding program comes in.   The Lincoln basic motor sports welding program lasts 5 days (4 ½ to be exact) , covers TIG welding as well as MIG welding and also covers basic metallurgy  and filler metal selection of 4130 chromoly steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. 70 percent of the class is hands on with the rest spent on lecture and discussion. The tuition is about 700 dollars for the 4 ½ day basic program. There is also an advanced class that becomes available once a student has attended the Lincoln basic motorsports welding program.  

So here is how these 2 programs complement each other...The 2 week Hobart TIG welding class gives a student a great introduction to welding. Then the Lincoln Motor sports welding course exposes the student to how TIG welding is used in the real world of motorsports...which is about as "real world" as it gets.   Food for thought... If you were an employer interviewing prospective TIG welders, and 2 people applied for the job, one having attended a welding program at a local community college, and one that completed the Hobart TIG welding course, and then the Lincoln Motorsports welding program, which candidate would get the job?

9.23.2011

Great Price Lincoln Electric for $189.00 Lincoln K3028-1 Black Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 2450 Series

Lincoln K3028-1 Black Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 2450 Series Review





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Lincoln K3028-1 Black Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 2450 Series Overview


Lincoln Black Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet Part # K3028-1 Model:2450 Series Lincoln Viking 2450 Series Welding Helmet Features: VIKING solar-powered auto-darkening helmets are loaded with features, built to demanding specs and packaged with a host of accessories. * Continuously variable control For shade and sensitivity. o 9-13 Shade Control - Internal o Sensitivity Adjustable for different welding environments. o Delay Adjustable from dark back to light state. * Light weight - 20 oz (588 g) * Grind mode Great for weld prep or post-weld clean up activities. * Magnifying cheater lens capable * Hard hat adapter capable * Extra Cover Lenses Enclosed - (2) inside and (5) outside. * Auto Darkening Welding hood with 4x5 in. cartridge and 3.82 x 2.44 in viewing area * Infinite control of Shade, Sensitivity and delay * 4 Arc Sensors Lincoln Viking 2450 Series Welding Helmet Specifications: Cartridge Size 4.5in. x 5.25in (114mm x 133mm) View Window Size 3.82in x 2.44in (97mm x 62mm) Weight 20.0 oz. (588 g) Number of Sensors 4 Shade Control Internal Variable Welding Shades DIN 9 to 13 with Grind Sensitivity Control Variable Shade, Delay, and Light Sensitivity Powered Replaceable lithium battery Light to Dark Switching Time 0.00004 sec. (1/25000 sec.) Delay Control (Dark to Light) 0.1 sec. min. - 1.0 sec. max TIG Rating 5 amps Compliance ANSI Z87.1-2003/CSA Z94.3 Operating Temperature 14 - 131 deg. F (-10-55 deg. C) Storage Temperature -4 - 158 deg. F (-20-70 deg. C)