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About Lincoln Electric
Lincoln Electric is the world
leader in the design, development
and manufacture of arc welding
products, robotic arc welding
systems, plasma and oxyfuel
cutting equipment and has a
leading global position in the
brazing and soldering alloys
market. Headquartered in
Cleveland, Ohio, Lincoln has 60
manufacturing locations,
including operations and joint
ventures in 19 countries and a
worldwide network of
distributors and sales offices
covering more than 160
countries. For more information
about Lincoln Electric and its
products and services, visit the
Company’s website at
www.lincolnelectric.com
About Lincoln Foundation,
Lincoln Institute of Land
Policy, and Lincoln Welding
School
The J.F.Lincoln Foundation is a
non-profit, welding education
organization founded in 1936
to promote welding as a better
method of joining metals and
to promote welding as a career
choice. It is the only
organization in the United States
solely dedicated to educating the
public about the art and science
of arc welding. Formed when the
arc welding industry was in its
infancy, the Foundation is now in
its seventh decade of publishing
educational texts and granting
cash awards to recognize
technical achievements.
The Lincoln Institute of Land
Policy was established by
Lincoln Electric’s founder, John
C. Lincoln, in 1946, based on
his admiration for the work of
Henry George. Today, the think
tank still focuses on promoting
“creative approaches to land as a
solution to economic, social, and
environmental challenges.”
The Lincoln Electric Welding
School was set up in 1917, and
has since then instructed over
150,000 men and women [6] in
the various methods and
techniques of safety and arc
welding processes. The school is
listed by the Ohio State Board of
School and College Registration.
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