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Tim Hurley

Director, Global Transportation Industry Segment

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About Tim

Tim Hurley is Lincoln Electric’s global segment director for the transportation industry. He began his career with Lincoln Electric in 1986 and held various technical sales and sales management roles in the United States for over 30 years. During that time, his primary responsibilities included interacting with and supporting welding applications for automotive OEM and Tier-One fabricators.

Tim assumed the global industry segment role in 2016. In this position, he is responsible for driving Lincoln Electric’s development of new products and industry-leading solutions to address the challenges of transportation industry customers. His primary focus in that role now is on emerging electric vehicle applications and aluminum joining.

Tim has been a board member and technical chairman for various American Welding Society chapters in the past, as well as speaking at numerous automotive industry forums and conferences. He recently joined The Aluminum Association as a member of the Aluminum Transportation Group (ATG). Tim is a graduate of the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Science in Physics.

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Tuesday, April 23, 2024
11:30 AM
- 12:00 PM
Fori Automation
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Aluminum Study: Porosity, Distortion, and Alloy Selection

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and considerations involved in selecting the optimal aluminum alloy for your projects. Learn about the factors influencing porosity and distortion in aluminum welding and how they impact the overall performance and durability of automotive components. Our experts will guide you through the latest research and best practices for alloy selection, ensuring you make informed decisions for your manufacturing needs.

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Tim Hurley
Director, Global Transportation Industry Segment

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