8 ½” x 11” Paperback

This design brochure represents a collection of the most frequently encountered design problems experienced by Mr. Blodgett. The text gives sample problems and a solution recommended by Mr. Blodgett. Typical topics include: circumferential welds in torsion, longitudinal shear on 8 sided section, shock loading, and distortion. 78 pages.

A comprehensive, easy to understand guide to MIG welding for students, instructors and professional welders. Thirty-five pages of inert gas welding information, including safety. An excellent guide for shop manuals or notebooks.

ISBN: 0-937390-11-9
ISBN13: 978-0-937390-11-5

by James F. Lincoln, 288 pages. Hard cover. Page size: 6" x 9".

ISBN: 0-937390-06-2
ISBN13: 978-0-9637390-06-1

A New Approach To Industrial Economics by James F. Lincoln, 166 pages. Hard Cover.

The American Century of John C Lincoln

Second Edition (2004) by John Gerken, Ph.D; Editor Michael S. Flagg A Guidebook To Advance Arc Welding Knowledge Worldwide A comprehensive guide to the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process written by one of America’s leading authorities on TIG welding. Topics include Fundamentals of the process, manual and automatic welding techniques, and the correct procedures to join a variety of metals.

ISBN: 0-937390-00-3
ISBN13: 978-0-937390-00-9

Weld Steel Bridges

A complete history of the company.

Get your copy of the Fabricators' and Erectors' Guide

Fourth Edition Revised and Updated with Three Additional Chapters * This well illustrated, paperback has been revised to include the latest techniques and welding products from Lincoln Electric. 79 separate lessons cover virtually all phases and techniques of stick welding from sheet metal to line pipe, to non-ferrous metals. * Other chapters cover TIG and semiautomatic processes for more advanced applications. * Learn the complete welding story from this easy-to-follow book. * 560 pages

ISBN: 0-937390-07-0
ISBN13: 978-0-937390-07-8

(Second Edition) by T.B. JEFFERSON and GORHAM WOODS This book describes the internal structure of metals and its relation to mechanical and physical properties and weldability. The first edition of this book sold 30,000 copies, and the reason for this acceptance is this practical manual discusses the various metals used by industry and tells what processes and procedures can be used to weld them. This dual purpose textbook and reference manual is written in non-technical language so high school seniors, weldors, supervisors, engineers and educators will easily assimilate all data. Photos, diagrams and tables, 195 in all, back-up the text. Each of the 21 chapters concludes with a glossary of new terms used in each chapter, plus review questions on points worthy of extra note. The 400 page book is 6" x 9" with gold embossed hard cover.

ISBN: 0-937390-10-0
ISGN13: 978-0-937390-10-8

By Omer W. Blodgett, design consultant This reference handbook describes in detail design techniques for creating machine designs in arc welded steel. Much of this material has had no previous publication. Theoretical analysis, problem-solution examples and case history studies explain how to design machine components for manufacturing economies and improvement of product performance through efficient use of steel’s excellent physical properties. Since its publication, this book has become a standard reference manual for design problems in welded metal products. Design of Weldments includes 8 sections dealing with ‘Weldesign,’ a system that reduces weight and cost and improves production. 464 pages, 8 ½” x 11”, 923 illustrations, nomographs, charts.

ISBN: 0-937390-13-5
ISBN13: 978-0-937390-13-9

Designed as a reference and background text for students in welding technology, this book would be a valuable volume to anyone making a career in welding. The text has been intentionally simplified to give it widespread application to anyone associated with welding as a production process. The intent is to give a broad perspective of the fusion processes by which metals are joined, without over elaboration on specific subjects. Processes which have widespread applications such as shielded metal-arc and semiautomatic self-shielded and gas shielded electrodes are discussed in considerable detail. Plasma-arc welding is discussed only briefly. This weighting of the topics is based on current usage of the welding processes in industry, and thus the proportionate career opportunities. This book draws heavily on The Procedure Handbook published by The Lincoln Electric Company. (We would not recommend purchase if you have that book.) It also draws from standardizing and code literature from the American Welding Society, American Society of Metals, AISC, ASTM, API, AISI, ASME, and others. 384 pages, 8" x 10-3/4", gold-embossed hard cover.

ISBN: 0-937390-17-8
ISGN13: 978-0-937390-17-7

This book for students and shop personnel provides a simplified approach to mastering the reading of shop drawings. Designed as a selfteaching manual, How To Read Shop Drawings enables welders and others engaged in fabrication to better understand design, engineering and construction detailing. The book has been updated to contain the lastest information and application data on the American Welding Society Standing Welding Symbols. Detailed discussion tells how engineers and draftsmen use the "short-cut" language of symbols to pass on assembly and welding information to shop personnel. Practical exercises and examples develop the reader's ability to visualize mechanically drawn objects as they will appear in their assembled form. We have added a new chapter on Practical Projects, in an easy to follow format. 180 pages with more than 100 illustrations, Size 8 1/2" x 11", durable cover, board binding.

ISBN: 0-937390-08-9
ISBN13: 978-0-937390-08-5