Westward
Westward 20YD08 14 in Welding Electrode 3/16 in AWS E6011 50 lb
3/16 in carbon-steel SMAW electrodes, 14 in long, AWS E6011 rated for 60 ksi tensile strength, 50 lb pack
- TypeWelding Supplies
- AWS E6011 classification for deep penetration on rusty steel
- 3/16 in diameter suits 14 in electrode length for versatile joints
- 60 ksi tensile strength ensures strong carbon-steel welds
- 48 ksi yield strength resists deformation under load
- AC and DCEP current compatibility fits most shop machines
14 in 3/16 in carbon-steel electrode
Westward 20YD08 is a stick welding consumable classified AWS E6011 for carbon-steel joints. The electrodes measure 14 in long with a 3/16 in diameter and come in a 50 lb package. Minimum tensile and yield strengths are 60 ksi and 48 ksi respectively.
Suited for all-position AC or DCEP work
Welders who need flat, horizontal, vertical-up, vertical-down and overhead capability on carbon steel will find this electrode matches the required current designations. Buyers who want a different AWS classification or a non-carbon-steel filler should look at something else.
AWS E6011 classification governs usability
The E6011 designation confirms the electrode runs on both AC and DCEP polarity and qualifies for all welding positions listed. This single classification tells you whether the rod fits your procedure and base material.
Highlights
- AWS E6011 classification for deep penetration on rusty steel
- 3/16 in diameter suits 14 in electrode length for versatile joints
- 60 ksi tensile strength ensures strong carbon-steel welds
- 48 ksi yield strength resists deformation under load
- AC and DCEP current compatibility fits most shop machines
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
What diameter and length electrodes fit the 3/16 in by 14 in size of this E6011 stick electrode?
This product consists of 3/16 in diameter electrodes that are 14 in long, matching the E6011 specification for carbon steel welding.
How do I set the correct current for the AC and DCEP designations on this E6011 electrode?
Select AC or DCEP polarity on your welder and set amperage appropriate for 3/16 in E6011 rods; a common error is using DCEN polarity which this electrode does not support.
When should I replace a 50 lb pack of these E6011 electrodes due to moisture exposure?
Replace the electrodes if the flux coating becomes damp, cracked, or chipped, as moisture degrades the 60 ksi tensile strength and 48 ksi yield strength performance.
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