Lincoln Electric
Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 180 E6011 1/8 in 14 in 50 lb
Carbon steel stick electrode for AC or DCEP SMAW on carbon steel, 1/8 in diameter, 14 in length, 50 lb pack
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeWelding Supplies
- AWS E6011 classification suits general carbon-steel repairs
- 60 ksi minimum tensile strength meets structural code requirements
- 1/8 in diameter works on thin and medium plate
- 14 in length reduces rod-change downtime
- 50 lb package supplies extended shop projects
Stick electrode for carbon steel
Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 180 E6011 electrodes are designed for stick welding carbon steel to carbon steel. Each rod measures 1/8 in diameter and 14 in length, supplied in a 50 lb container. The AC and DCEP current designation suits a wide range of welding machines.
Mechanical strength after welding
As-welded tensile strength reaches 83 to 86 ksi while yield strength falls between 67 and 71 ksi. These figures exceed the minimum required values of 60 ksi tensile and 48 ksi yield, giving reliable joint integrity under sustained load. The electrode maintains consistent performance throughout long welding passes.
AWS E6011 classification limits
The E6011 classification defines a minimum tensile strength of 60 ksi and a minimum yield strength of 48 ksi for the deposited weld metal. It also specifies suitability for all-position welding with AC or DCEP polarity. Operators must stay within these parameters to meet code requirements.
Highlights
- AWS E6011 classification suits general carbon-steel repairs
- 60 ksi minimum tensile strength meets structural code requirements
- 1/8 in diameter works on thin and medium plate
- 14 in length reduces rod-change downtime
- 50 lb package supplies extended shop projects
Specifications
| Brand | LINCOLN ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
Does the 1/8 in E6011 rod produce heavy fume or spatter during long stick-welding sessions?
The Fleetweld 180 E6011 runs on AC or DCEP with a cellulosic coating that generates moderate spatter and visible fume; use local exhaust or a respirator during extended welding.
What welding power source and polarity are required to run these 1/8 in Fleetweld 180 electrodes?
A stick welder (SMAW) capable of AC or DCEP output at the amperage range for 1/8 in carbon-steel rods is all that is needed.
Will the 60 ksi tensile-strength deposit from these E6011 rods match the strength of older mild-steel plate I am repairing?
The as-welded tensile strength of 83 to 86 ksi exceeds the 60 ksi minimum, so the weld metal is stronger than typical mild-steel base plate.
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