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61843200 - Bonarc E7014 1/8" High Speed Stick Electrode

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OVERVIEW

High-Efficiency Mild Steel Welding

The Bonarc 7014 3.2mm Stick Electrode is a high-speed, iron powder titania type electrode designed for the Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) process. Engineered for general purpose fabrication, this electrode is characterized by its heavy coating containing iron powder, which significantly increases the deposition rate compared to standard E6013 or E6012 electrodes. This feature allows for faster travel speeds and improved productivity in manufacturing environments.

One of the primary technical advantages of the Bonarc 7014 is its versatility in current compatibility. It operates exceptionally well on both Alternating Current (AC) and Direct Current (DC), either electrode positive or negative. The arc characteristics are smooth and quiet, with medium to shallow penetration, making it an excellent choice for welding sheet metal or applications where burn-through is a concern. The electrode produces a flat to slightly convex bead profile with fine ripples, ensuring a professional finish with minimal post-weld grinding required.

The slag system of the Bonarc 7014 is designed for easy detachment; in many cases, the slag is self-peeling as the weld cools. This reduces cleanup time and labor costs associated with slag chipping. While it is an all-position electrode, it performs exceptionally well in flat and horizontal fillet welds where its high deposition capabilities can be fully utilized. It is widely used in the fabrication of storage tanks, structural frames, machinery guards, and general maintenance repairs where fit-up may not be perfect, as the rod handles poor fit-up conditions effectively.

Key Technical Specifications:

  • Classification: AWS A5.1 E7014
  • Diameter: 3.2mm (approx. 1/8 inch)
  • Tensile Strength: Minimum 70,000 psi
  • Yield Strength: Minimum 58,000 psi
  • Current Range: Optimized for 110-160 Amps
Additional Information
Polarity:AC/DC-
Amp Range:110-150amp, 110-160amp
Rod Type:Stick Electrode
Coating Type:Iron Powder Titania
AWS Classification:E7014
Welding Position:All Position
Current Type:AC, DCEN, DCEP
Tensile Strength:70,000 psi (min)
Length :14"
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Rod Type:Stick Electrode
Coating Type:Iron Powder Titania
AWS Classification:E7014
Welding Position:All Position
Current Type:AC, DCEN, DCEP
Tensile Strength:70,000 psi (min)
Length:14"
Brand:BONARC
AWS Spec:E7014
Diameter:3.2mm
Position:ALL
Polarity:AC/DC-
Amp Range:110-160amp

INCLUDED

  • Bonarc 7014 3.2mm Stick Electrodes (Quantity/Weight as per packaging)

APPLICATIONS

  • General mild steel fabrication
  • Structural steel frames and supports
  • Agricultural equipment repair
  • Sheet metal welding
  • Machinery guards and brackets
  • Maintenance and repair operations (MRO)
  • Ornamental ironwork

FAQ

For a 3.2mm (1/8") E7014 electrode, the recommended amperage range is typically between 110 and 160 amps. Start around 125-135 amps and adjust based on your material thickness and welding position.

Yes, Bonarc 7014 is designed to operate very smoothly on Alternating Current (AC), making it compatible with almost all stick welding machines, including entry-level buzz boxes.

E7014 contains iron powder in its coating, which allows for higher deposition rates and faster travel speeds compared to E6013. E7014 also typically has higher tensile strength (70,000 psi vs 60,000 psi) and provides slightly deeper penetration.

E7014 is generally recommended for vertical-up welding when welding out of position. While it can be used in all positions, the heavy slag can make vertical-down difficult to control compared to an E6011.

E7014 is not a low-hydrogen electrode like E7018, so it does not strictly require a rod oven. However, it should be stored in a dry place at room temperature. If the rods become damp, they can be reconditioned, but keeping them dry is usually sufficient.

The '1' indicates it is an all-position electrode. The '4' indicates the coating type (Iron Powder, Titania) and the suitable current types (AC, DC+, DC-).

Yes, E7014 is often called a 'drag rod' because the thick coating allows the flux to touch the workpiece while maintaining the proper arc length, making it very easy to use.