Lincoln Electric acquires Weartech International

Mar 22, 2012

Lincoln Electric has acquired Weartech International, a privately-held company in California.

Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Weartech, which is based in Anaheim, California, with manufacturing plants in Anaheim and Port Talbot, Wales, sells approximately $40 million annually and employs 140 people.

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