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ED038106 - Lincoln Fleetweld 37+ E6013 Stick Electrodes 3/32" (8lb Can)

Packaging: 8 lb tube
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OVERVIEW

Premium E6013 Stick Electrodes for General Fabrication

The Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 37+ is a high-performance E6013 stick electrode designed for versatility and ease of use in Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) applications. This 3/32-inch (2.5mm) electrode is engineered to deliver a smooth, stable arc with minimal spatter, making it a preferred choice for both professional fabricators and maintenance personnel. Packaged in a convenient 8lb can, these electrodes are protected from moisture and damage, ensuring consistent performance right out of the container.

One of the defining characteristics of the Fleetweld 37+ is its exceptional bead appearance. The electrode produces a flat to slightly convex bead with fine ripples, which is often desirable for visible welds on consumer goods, furniture, or architectural metalwork. The slag system is designed for easy removal; in many cases, the slag is self-peeling, significantly reducing post-weld cleaning time and labor costs. This makes the Fleetweld 37+ particularly efficient for high-volume production environments where turnaround time is critical.

Technically, the Fleetweld 37+ excels in all welding positions, including vertical-down, which allows for faster travel speeds on thin materials. It is particularly well-suited for welding sheet metal where burn-through is a concern, thanks to its shallow to medium penetration profile. The electrode operates effectively on AC, DCEN (DC-), and DCEP (DC+) polarities, providing flexibility depending on the available power source and specific job requirements. It is also formulated to strike and restrike easily, even on machines with low open-circuit voltage (OCV), making it compatible with a wide range of welding power sources, from industrial generators to portable buzz boxes.

Key Technical Specifications:

  • AWS Classification: E6013
  • Diameter: 3/32 in (2.5 mm)
  • Current Range: Optimized for lower amperage applications typical of this diameter
  • Tensile Strength: Meets or exceeds 60,000 psi

For industrial MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations), the Fleetweld 37+ is a reliable go-to electrode for general repairs on mild steel. Its ability to bridge gaps in poor fit-up situations adds to its utility in field repair scenarios.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:8 lb per can, 8 lb tube
AWS Spec :E6013
Diameter:2.5mm
Brand:Lincoln
Polarity:AC/DC-
Position:ALL
Amp Range:50-85amp
Rod Type:Stick Electrode
AWS Classification:E6013
Welding Position:All Position
Coating Type:Rutile (High Titania)
Current Type:AC, DCEN, DCEP
Tensile Strength:60,000 psi (min)
Applications:General Fabrication, Maintenance, Sheet Metal
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Rod Type:Stick Electrode
AWS Classification:E6013
Welding Position:All Position
Coating Type:Rutile (High Titania)
Current Type:AC, DCEN, DCEP
Tensile Strength:60,000 psi (min)
Applications:Sheet Metal, General Fabrication, Maintenance
Brand:Lincoln
AWS Spec:E6013
Diameter:2.5mm
Packaging Description:8 lb per can
Polarity:AC/DC-
Position:ALL

INCLUDED

  • 8 lb Can of Fleetweld 37+ Stick Electrodes (3/32" / 2.5mm)

APPLICATIONS

  • Sheet metal fabrication
  • General maintenance and repair
  • Light structural steel
  • Ornamental ironwork
  • Automotive body repair
  • Farm implement repair

FAQ

Fleetweld 37+ is classified as an E6013 electrode.

These electrodes can be used with AC, DCEN (DC-), or DCEP (DC+) polarity.

Yes, the E6013 is considered one of the most beginner-friendly rods due to its easy arc starting and smooth operation.

Yes, it is an all-position electrode and works well for vertical-down welding on thin materials.

Typically, a 3/32" E6013 rod runs best between 70 and 110 amps, depending on the material thickness and position.

E6013 electrodes generally do not require storage in a rod oven if kept in a dry place, unlike low-hydrogen rods (E7018). However, keeping them dry is recommended for best performance.

It is designed for welding mild steel and is excellent for thin gauge sheet metal.

Fleetweld 37+ is known for excellent slag detachability, often peeling off on its own as the weld cools.