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Lincoln Electric ED033510 Fleetweld 5P E6010 1/8" 14" 5 lb welding electrode
E6010 carbon-steel stick electrode for deep-penetration SMAW on carbon steel, 14 in length, 60 ksi minimum tensile, DCEP current
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeWelding Supplies
- AWS E6010 classification for deep-penetration stick welding
- 60 ksi minimum tensile strength for strong carbon-steel joints
- 48 ksi minimum yield strength resists deformation under load
- 14 inch electrode length suits standard holder and reach
- 5 lb pack size convenient for shop or field work
Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 5P E6010 1/8" 14
Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 5P is a stick electrode classified AWS E6010 for carbon steel welding. The electrode measures 1/8 inch in diameter and 14 inches in overall length. It is supplied in a 5 lb package and requires DCEP current designation for operation.
Who This Suits And Who Should Look Elsewhere
This electrode suits welders joining carbon steel to carbon steel using stick welding processes where deep penetration is required. It is not suitable for buyers who need a different AWS classification or those welding non-ferrous materials such as aluminium or stainless steel. Welders requiring AC current compatibility should also consider other options.
Key Specification That Decides Fit
The AWS E6010 classification defines the electrode's tensile strength at 60 ksi minimum and its suitability for DCEP current only. As-welded tensile strength ranges from 75 to 83 ksi with yield strength between 61 and 69 ksi. This classification determines whether the electrode matches the required welding procedure specification.
Highlights
- AWS E6010 classification for deep-penetration stick welding
- 60 ksi minimum tensile strength for strong carbon-steel joints
- 48 ksi minimum yield strength resists deformation under load
- 14 inch electrode length suits standard holder and reach
- 5 lb pack size convenient for shop or field work
Specifications
| Brand | LINCOLN ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
What does the AWS E6010 classification tell me about the welding current and tensile strength of this electrode?
The E6010 classification means the electrode runs on DCEP current and delivers a minimum tensile strength of 60 ksi, with as-welded tensile strength between 75 and 83 ksi.
What physical dimensions and weight should I expect for the Lincoln Electric ED033510 Fleetweld 5P electrodes?
Each electrode is 14 in long with a 1/8 in diameter, and the package weighs 5 lb.
How do I correctly set up the Lincoln Electric ED033510 for stick welding, and what polarity mistake should I avoid?
Use DCEP polarity for SMAW on carbon steel; the common error is selecting AC or DCEN instead of the required DCEP.
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