Lincoln Electric
Lincoln Electric ED029897 Fleetweld 37 10" 1/16" E6013 1.1 lb
E6013 carbon-steel stick electrodes, 1/16 in diameter and 10 in long, for AC or DC welding
- TypeWelding Supplies
- Ready for AC or DC welding with E6013 classification
- Strong joints at 67 to 75 ksi tensile strength
- Easy handling with 1/16 in diameter and 10 in length
- Lightweight 1.1 lb pack suits mobile repair work
- Fleetweld 37 series built for carbon steel to carbon steel
Fleetweld 37 E6013 stick electrode
Lincoln Electric ED029897 is a 10 in Fleetweld 37 stick electrode with a 1/16 in diameter classified as AWS E6013 for stick welding of carbon steel to carbon steel. It operates on AC, DCEN and DCEP current and weighs 1.1 lb. The electrode meets a minimum tensile strength of 60 ksi and a minimum yield strength of 48 ksi.
Suited for light-gauge carbon steel work
This electrode suits welders joining thin carbon steel sections where a 1/16 in diameter and 10 in length provide the necessary control. It is not for builders who need a larger diameter for heavier plate or higher deposition rates. It is also not for buyers who require a different AWS classification for specific code requirements.
1/16 in diameter governs heat input and bead size
The 1/16 in overall diameter determines the amperage range and resulting weld bead profile on thin material. Selecting this diameter matches the heat input to light-gauge carbon steel applications. A different diameter would change penetration and deposition characteristics for the same E6013 classification.
Highlights
- Ready for AC or DC welding with E6013 classification
- Strong joints at 67 to 75 ksi tensile strength
- Easy handling with 1/16 in diameter and 10 in length
- Lightweight 1.1 lb pack suits mobile repair work
- Fleetweld 37 series built for carbon steel to carbon steel
Specifications
| Brand | Lincoln Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | ED029897 |
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
Which Fleetweld 37 diameter and length suit my thin sheet metal work?
The 1/16 in diameter by 10 in length is designed for lighter gauge carbon steel and low amperage settings.
What does the 60 ksi tensile rating mean for my finished welds?
It indicates the deposited weld metal must meet at least 60 ksi tensile strength; actual as welded results range from 67 to 75 ksi.
Which welding currents can I use with these E6013 electrodes?
They operate on AC, DCEN and DCEP polarity, giving flexibility across most stick welding power sources.
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