Lincoln Electric opens registration for Blodgett Weldments Seminar

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Lincoln Electric Blodgett Seminar 

Proper technique and a working knowledge of crucial welding processes are vital when equipment breaks down, particularly in agriculture. 

Lincoln Electric will host its in-person Blodgett Seminar: Design of Weldment Connections: Steel Weldments, from September 12 to 16 at The Welding Technology & Training Center at its Cleveland headquarters.
The Blodgett weldment seminar offers 36 hours of coursework across a full week of training, providing 3.6 CEUs for individuals who design equipment used for construction, agriculture, material handling, and other general purposes. The seminar focuses on AWS D14 standards and connections subject to static, cyclic, and shock loading. The program will have a concentrated emphasis on fatigue.
Seminar classes include such topics as Weld Process Basics, Welding Metallurgy and Cracking, Basics of Welded Connections, Design of Fatigue-Resistant Welded Connections, Principles of Connection Design and Distortion: Causes and Cures, in addition to other key topics. Participants will also enjoy hands-on welding opportunities and demonstrations and tours of Lincoln Electric, showcasing the latest in welding technology.
Registration is open for the Sept. 12 to 16 seminar. The $900 seminar fee includes the seminar sessions, lunches, an evening dining event and daily hotel shuttle.

 

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