WANT YOUR LINCOLN PIPELINE WELDER TO PERFORM MORE EFFICIENTLY?

This is a PATENTED direct replacement SPLIT brush system for the T2687 main armature brushes in SA200’s, SA250’s, Classic 1, 2, and 3 machines, SAE300’s, 200D’s, 300D’s, SAE300HE, SAE300MP, Short hoods, Red faces, and ALL MACHINES using the T2687 brush.

You will receive 8 high performance split brushes, a Brush Seater Stone and installation directions.

Our PATENTED W-88 ® split brush system will provide you a purer DC current that gives you much better arc and weld control in stick, mig and tig processes.  The split brushes provide significantly better performance than the original solid brushes. These brushes extend better commutation to reduce ripple and spikes and in-turn significantly reduces spatter (thus more metal in the puddle).  These split brushes have a unique patented design that uses two different resistance carbons on each side of the brush with 2 leads to each carbon, 4 leads total, maximizing the full face of each brush. The split brush pair has a rubber spring seat to significantly reduce vibration on the brush pair which maintains constant contact of the brushes to the armature.

Do not be fooled by Cheap Imitation Knock-offs that are trying to duplicate our brushes. We have the PATENTED technology wrapped up to avoid copy-cats.  Our product is MADE IN THE USA and is backed by a 90-day money back guarantee if you are not fully satisfied with the brush performance.  We are that confident in our PATENTED W-88 ® product.  If you are not satisfied with our competitors’ product, will they refund your money? 

We offer fast shipping that will get the brushes in your hand in 2-3 business days anywhere in the continental United States.  We stand behind our patented product with a FULL 90-day money back guarantee. 

Give us a call if you have any questions:  602-686-2195

PATENTED TECHNOLOGY ®

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Warranty restrictions on 90 DAY MONEY BACK guaranty:

·       For best performance Rack and RPMs must be in close to stock places (based on the honor system because it cannot be verified).

·       PLEASE DO NOT WET SEAT:  Carbon dust may become a slurry bonding both carbons together causing inferior performance.  (This is verifiable by examination of the brushes.)

·       If W88 high performance brushes are returned, they must have a fully seated face with a Shine and not be broken apart from a bad armature.   (This is verifiable by examination of the brushes.)

·       After brushes are completely seated in with about ¾ of the provided stone, use a load bank or weld with large diameter rod to obtain the Shine (this will create the best brush contact with the armature).

With a properly installed patented W88 high performance brush system you will ENJOY YOUR BEST WELDS FOR THE NEXT 4000 + HOURS.  Come and join about 2400 others using the 88 Equipped patented brush system!

Customer testimonial:

I RUN A 64 RED FACE, IT WELDED PRETTY GOOD WITH THE STANDARD LINCOLN BRUSHES BUT I KNEW THERE WAS SOMETHING MISSING AND NOT QUITE RIGHT WITH THE PUDDLE. SO I DID THE STANDARD STUFF BY BUMPING THE RACK, SOFT 300 AMP BRUSHES AND STILL IT WASN'T GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME. BY DOING SOME RESEARCH ON DIFFERENT WELDER FORUMS AND A GENERAL SEARCH ON THE INTERNET I CAME ACROSS THE W-88 BRUSHES. SO I CALLED THEM UP AND ASKED A FEW QUESTIONS AND BECOME CURIOUS AND EXCITED ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY THAT THIS COULD BE THE ANSWER FOR MY PUDDLE WOES. ALTHOUGH THE BRUSHES WERE EXPENSIVE HE SAID IF I DIDN'T LIKE THEM TO TAKE THEM OFF, SEND THEM BACK AND HE WOULD REFUND THE MONEY! SO I BOUGHT THEM BUT HE IS NOT GETTING THEM BACK! NOW I HAVE OVER 25 YEARS AS A PIPELINE WELDER AND IT TAKES QUITE A BIT TO IMPRESS ME AND THESE BRUSHES DO! MY PUDDLE IS SOFTER AND FREEZES UP REAL NICE NOW WITH HYP AND 70+ ROD, THEY EVEN IMPROVED THE QUALITY OF THE BEAD! SO TO MAKE A LONG STORY SHORT, IN MY OPINION, THESE BRUSHES ARE WORTH EVERY PENNY!  TAKE IT FROM AND OLD PRIMA DONNA PIPE-LINER THESE ARE THE REAL DEAL!                                    Coe LeLeux