Lincoln Electric supplier in Romania
Welding equipment and consumables for industry
Founded in 1895 · Headquarters: Euclid, Ohio, USA
Who is Lincoln Electric and what does it make?
Lincoln Electric is an American manufacturer of welding equipment and consumables, founded in 1895 in Euclid, Ohio, one of the names that popularised electric arc welding in construction from the early twentieth century. The current range of welding inverters includes the Invertec series (135S, 150S, 165S, 170S, 400-SX) for MMA/TIG welding, Powertec (i320 Standard/Advanced, i420S, 305C 4R, 505S) for industrial MIG/MAG welding, TIG machines such as the CITOTIG 315 DC, plus semi-automatic welding equipment (Speedtec, Quickmig, Digipuls) and models from the Bester family. We can quote individual units or batches for workshops.
The company covers the whole welding chain: electric arc welding machines, electric motors, welding accessories, plasma and oxy-fuel cutting equipment, and robotic welding systems for automated production lines. The Powertec series is aimed at high-volume industrial welding, with advanced variants for fine arc control, while the Invertec series covers smaller workshops or service work where portability matters. The Bester range completes the Lincoln Electric offer.
In metal fabrication and maintenance, the Lincoln Electric range covers both occasional welding with portable machines and production lines with robotic welding, without the need for a second supplier for consumables.
What do we supply from the Lincoln Electric range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| Invertec (135S, 150S, 165S, 170S, 400-SX) | Portable MMA/TIG welding inverters for small workshops, service work and on-site maintenance. The models range from entry-level machines (135S) up to the 400-SX for heavier industrial duties. For a quotation we need the type of welding (MMA or TIG) and the maximum current required. |
| Powertec (i320, i420S, 305C 4R, 505S) | MIG/MAG welding machines for high-volume industrial production, with Standard and Advanced variants for finer control of the welding process. Used on metal fabrication lines where productivity and repeatable weld quality are essential. |
| CITOTIG 315 DC | DC TIG welding machine for precision work on stainless steel, alloys and thin sheet, where arc control must be very fine. |
| Semi-automatic equipment (Sprinter, Speedtec, Quickmig, Digipuls) | Semi-automatic welding machines for fabrication workshops and vehicle service, covering different current ranges and material thicknesses, from occasional repairs to small-series production. |
Why Lincoln Electric?
- A range from portable inverters (Invertec) to robotic line welding
- The Powertec series covers high-volume industrial MIG/MAG welding, with variants for fine arc control
- Dedicated TIG machines (CITOTIG) for precision welding of stainless steel or aluminium
- The Bester family is part of the Lincoln Electric offer
- Over a century of continuous manufacture of electric arc welding equipment
Which Lincoln Electric codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| Flextec 350XP | 350A multiprocess source with CrossLinc remote control technology |
| Flextec 350X PowerConnect | PowerConnect connector version of the Flextec 350X multiprocess source |
| Flextec 650X | High-capacity multiprocess welding source from the Flextec range |
| Flextec 350X Construction | Construction-site version of the Flextec 350X multiprocess source |
| Invertec V350 PRO | Welding inverter source from the Invertec range |
| Invertec 300TPX | Pulsed TIG welding inverter, medium current capacity |
| Invertec 400TPX | Pulsed TIG inverter from the Invertec range, higher maximum current |
| Invertec 275TP | Pulsed TIG welding source, more compact version of the range |
| Invertec 300TP | Inverter source for the pulsed TIG process, professional use |
| Invertec 170TX | TIG welding machine from the Invertec series, compact format |
| Invertec 170TPX | Compact pulsed TIG inverter, suited to precision work |
| Invertec 220TPX | Pulsed TIG welding source with medium current output |
Where is Lincoln Electric equipment used?
- Steel construction: welding of structures and strength joints
- Shipbuilding: welding of thick plate and hull structures
- Pipeline industry: precision TIG/MMA welding
- Industrial production: robotic welding on production lines
- Vehicle service and maintenance: portable welding equipment
How do we supply Lincoln Electric in Romania?
We state clearly what we confirm for each Lincoln Electric model requested, starting from the manufacturer's technical documentation. We bring in Lincoln Electric equipment to order through EU supply channels, usually within 1–4 weeks of order confirmation. For a quotation we need the type of welding (MMA, MIG/MAG or TIG), the maximum current required and the material to be welded. We do not carry out commissioning or operator training on robotic equipment: we supply the machine, and integration into the production line remains the responsibility of the system integrator.
We do not commission robotic welding systems and we do not confirm permanent availability from stock for the large industrial models.
Frequently asked questions about Lincoln Electric
What is the Lincoln Electric Flextec 350XP welding source?
It is a 350A multiprocess source for stick, TIG, MIG, pulsed MIG, flux-cored wire welding and arc gouging, suited to both workshop and site use. CrossLinc technology allows remote control of parameters without extra control cables, and the rugged housing has IP23 protection. Lincoln Electric recommends it for crews working in varied field conditions.
Do you supply Lincoln Electric welding machines to order for customers in Romania?
Yes, we bring in welding sources from the Flextec and Invertec ranges to order, selected according to the exact model indicated by the customer and checked in the manufacturer's documentation. We do not keep Lincoln Electric welding sources on the shelf; we bring them in to order, usually within 1–4 weeks. We recommend sending the maximum current required and the welding processes wanted.
What is the difference between the Lincoln Electric Invertec 300TPX and 400TPX?
Both are pulsed TIG inverters from the Invertec range, but the 400TPX offers a higher maximum output current, suited to thicker materials or more demanding welding sessions. The 300TPX remains a more compact option for routine precision work. The choice depends on the thickness of the parts and on how intensively the equipment is used daily.
What parameters should be given for a quotation for a Lincoln Electric welding machine?
We need the welding process wanted (stick, TIG, MIG or flux-cored wire), the maximum current required and the available supply voltage, single-phase or three-phase. For a workstation that is already equipped, a clear photo of the nameplate of the existing source helps us find the suitable variant from the Flextec or Invertec range.
How do I request a Lincoln Electric quotation?
Send the Lincoln Electric code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: Lincoln Electric, Wikipedia, Elfigrup (manufacturer documentation)