Lincoln Electric 370152 Brush and Cap Kit Set of 2

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC 370152 is a genuine OEM replacement brush and cap kit supplied as a pair. Designed for use in Lincoln Electric welding equipment, this kit provides the brushes and caps needed to restore proper electrical contact within motor or generator assemblies. The compact form factor and light 0.02-pound weight make it easy to carry as a service part on the job. Technicians performing preventive maintenance or responding to equipment faults will find this a direct, no-modification replacement for the worn components it supersedes.

This kit is suited for service and repair applications on Lincoln Electric welding machines that use brush-and-cap assemblies in their motor or generator circuits. It is typically installed during scheduled maintenance intervals or when brush wear causes performance degradation, erratic output, or motor commutation issues. The pair configuration ensures both brushes are replaced simultaneously, which is standard practice for balanced wear and consistent contact pressure.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM replacement part from LINCOLN ELECTRIC — ensures correct fit and material specification
• Supplied as a set of 2 brushes and caps for simultaneous replacement
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds for easy field handling and parts inventory
• Compact dimensions: 4.85 inches long, 2.65 inches wide, 0.5 inches tall
• Direct replacement design requires no modification to the host equipment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement brush and cap kit for LINCOLN ELECTRIC welding equipment that utilizes brush-type motor or generator assemblies. Refer to the equipment service manual or parts list to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with welding equipment service procedures. Disconnect and lock out all power to the machine before accessing internal motor or generator components. Replace both brushes in the set at the same time to maintain even contact pressure and commutator wear. Consult the machine service manual for brush seating and run-in procedures specific to the equipment model.