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Westward 20YD52 14 in 3/32 in E7018AC 5 lb welding electrode
Carbon-steel stick electrode for SMAW welding, 14 in length, 3/32 in diameter, AWS E7018AC classification, 5 lb pack
- TypeWelding Supplies
- E7018AC classification enables AC and DCEP welding versatility
- 14-inch length provides extended reach for deep joints
- 3/32-inch diameter suits precise carbon-steel applications
- 70 ksi tensile strength delivers reliable structural welds
- 5-pound package supports multiple fabrication tasks
Westward 14 in E7018AC Carbon-Steel Electrode
This 14 in stick electrode uses an E7018AC classification for carbon-steel welding. It weighs 5 lb and has a 3/32 in diameter. The rod is suited for AC or DCEP current in SMAW processes.
E7018AC Tensile Strength and Current Limits
Minimum tensile strength is rated at 70 ksi with a yield strength of 58 ksi. The coating is formulated for AC and DCEP polarity only; it is not intended for DCEN operation. These mechanical values apply to as-welded deposits on carbon and low-alloy steels.
Check Diameter Compatibility and Prop 65 Notice
Verify that your holder and amperage range accept a 3/32 in rod before ordering. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm. Ensure ventilation and PPE meet local safety requirements.
Highlights
- E7018AC classification enables AC and DCEP welding versatility
- 14-inch length provides extended reach for deep joints
- 3/32-inch diameter suits precise carbon-steel applications
- 70 ksi tensile strength delivers reliable structural welds
- 5-pound package supports multiple fabrication tasks
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
Which diameter and length of the 20YD52 electrode should I choose for my job?
This product comes in a 3/32 inch diameter and 14 inch length; the 5 lb package contains electrodes of that single size.
What does the 7018 AWS classification tell me about the weld strength?
The E7018AC designation means the deposited weld metal meets a minimum tensile strength of 70 ksi and a minimum yield strength of 58 ksi.
What welding currents can I use with the AC designation?
The electrodes are rated for both AC and DCEP polarity, so they run on alternating current or direct current electrode positive.
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