Lorch
German welding equipment manufacturer, part of the DAIHEN Group, offering MIG-MAG, TIG, electrode, mechanised, collaborative and robotic welding solutions.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Overview
Lorch is a welding technology company founded in 1957 by Bruno Lorch in Fellbach near Stuttgart. It develops and manufactures welding solutions for industry and trade, and describes itself as part of the DAIHEN Group under DAIHEN Smart Solutions Europe. Its product range includes MIG-MAG welding, TIG welding, electrode welding, mechanised welding, collaborative welding, robotics and Smart Welding.
History
Lorch was founded in 1957 by Bruno Lorch in Fellbach near Stuttgart. In 1958 the company brought the first portable electrode welder to the market. In 1963 Helmut Grüb took over sales. In 1967 the first welding system with a plastic housing left the factory. In 1969 the first TIG welding system went into series production. In 1986 Helmut and Wolfgang Grüb took over Lorch Schweißtechnik. In 2001 Lorch received a Federal Award for Outstanding Innovative Achievements. In 2003 the first pulse system (S series) with digital processor control from Auenwald started a new era. The company states it has been developing and manufacturing welding solutions for industry and trade for more than 60 years, and is part of the DAIHEN Group under DAIHEN Smart Solutions Europe.
Products and positioning
Smart Welding; high-quality welding solutions for industry and trade, made in Germany.
iQS-Series
The new reference in industrial welding.
MicorMIG Pulse series
Low-spatter welding thanks to stable and controllable pulse arc.
Lorch Cobot Welding Solutions
The edition for even greater welding efficiency; ideal for any manufacturing environment.
V-series
Heavy-duty TIG welding for pros.
S-RoboMIG XT series
For maximal performance on the robot.
S series
Perfect for demanding weld seams.
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