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Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 35 E6011 1/8 in 50 lb welding electrode
50 lb pack of E6011 carbon-steel stick electrodes, 1/8 in diameter and 14 in long, for AC or DCEP welding of carbon steel
- Deep penetration on dirty steel with E6011 classification
- All-position welding with AC or DCEP current
- High 68-74 ksi tensile strength as welded
- 50 lb carton supplies 14 in electrodes for long jobs
- Fleetweld 35 series built for carbon steel fabrication
Fleetweld 35 E6011 1/8 in 50 lb Carbon Steel
Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 35 electrodes are AWS E6011 classified carbon steel rods for stick welding. Each rod measures 14 in length and 1/8 in diameter. The 50 lb package supplies filler metal for carbon steel to carbon steel joints.
Suited for AC or DCEP Stick Welding on Carbon Steel
These electrodes operate on AC or DCEP current for structural and maintenance work on carbon steel. They are not intended for stainless steel, aluminium or other non-ferrous metals. Welders needing a different AWS classification or a smaller pack weight should consider other options.
AWS E6011 Classification with 60 ksi Minimum Tensile
The AWS E6011 designation confirms a 60 ksi minimum tensile strength and all-position capability with AC or DCEP polarity. As-welded tensile strength ranges from 68 to 74 ksi and yield strength from 56 to 60 ksi. This classification is the primary factor when matching electrode to code requirements.
Highlights
- Deep penetration on dirty steel with E6011 classification
- All-position welding with AC or DCEP current
- High 68-74 ksi tensile strength as welded
- 50 lb carton supplies 14 in electrodes for long jobs
- Fleetweld 35 series built for carbon steel fabrication
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Fleetweld 35 E6011 electrode generate excessive heat or fumes during all-day stick welding?
The E6011 rod runs on AC or DCEP current at 60 ksi minimum tensile strength; heat and fume levels depend on your machine amperage setting and ventilation, not on the electrode alone.
What welding power source do I already need to run these 1/8 in Fleetweld 35 rods?
You need a stick welder (SMAW) capable of AC or DCEP output with enough amperage for 1/8 in diameter carbon-steel electrodes.
Will these E6011 rods weld cleanly on older mild-steel plates I have in the shop?
Yes — E6011 is designed for carbon-steel-to-carbon-steel joints and its 68–74 ksi as-welded tensile strength handles typical older mild-steel work.
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