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Value Brand 24D924 14" Stick Electrode 1/8" AWS E6011 5 lb
E6011 carbon-steel stick electrodes, 14 in long and 1/8 in diameter, run on AC or DCEP current in all positions with 60 ksi tensile strength
- TypeWelding Supplies
- AWS E6011 classification for versatile stick welding
- 1/8 inch diameter suits a range of joint thicknesses
- 14 inch length gives good reach in tight spots
- AC and DCEP current compatibility fits many machines
- 5 lb pack keeps electrodes ready for multiple jobs
14 in E6011 Carbon-Steel Electrode
This 14 in stick electrode is classified AWS E6011 and built for carbon-steel-to-carbon-steel joints. It weighs 5 lb and operates on AC or DCEP current. The rod suits general fabrication, maintenance and repair work where deep penetration and fast freeze are required.
Suitable Positions and Current Types
The electrode runs in flat, horizontal, overhead, vertical-down and vertical-up positions, covering most shop and field orientations. It is not intended for stainless steel, aluminium or other non-ferrous base metals. Buyers who need a low-hydrogen deposit or specific alloy chemistry should select a different classification.
60 ksi Minimum Tensile Strength
The wire delivers a minimum tensile strength of 60 ksi and a minimum yield strength of 48 ksi as welded. These mechanical values determine whether the rod meets the design code for the intended structure. Verify the required strength grade before purchase.
Highlights
- AWS E6011 classification for versatile stick welding
- 1/8 inch diameter suits a range of joint thicknesses
- 14 inch length gives good reach in tight spots
- AC and DCEP current compatibility fits many machines
- 5 lb pack keeps electrodes ready for multiple jobs
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
What type of welding machine do I need to run these E6011 rods?
A stick welder that can supply AC or DCEP current will run the 1/8" electrodes.
Will these 14" electrodes fit the electrode holder I already use for 1/8" rods?
Yes, the 1/8" diameter matches standard holders made for that size.
How can I confirm the welds meet the 60 ksi tensile strength after I finish a joint?
A qualified tensile test on a sample weld from the same heat will verify the 60 ksi minimum.
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