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S114244-089 - Hobart 14A E7014 1/8-Inch Mild Steel Stick Electrode

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OVERVIEW

High-Speed Mild Steel Welding Electrode

The Hobart 14A E7014 Stick Electrode is a premium mild steel consumable designed for high-speed, all-position welding. Engineered with a rutile-base coating enriched with iron powder, this electrode bridges the gap between standard cellulosic rods and high-efficiency iron powder electrodes. The 3.2mm (1/8") diameter configuration is optimized for general fabrication tasks where deposition rate and travel speed are critical factors in productivity. The iron powder addition assists in maintaining a stable arc while increasing the amount of metal deposited per inch of weld, making it superior to standard E6012 or E6013 electrodes for heavier applications.

Technically, the Hobart 14A excels in versatility. It operates smoothly on AC, DCEN (Straight Polarity), and DCEP (Reverse Polarity) currents, providing flexibility across various power sources. The electrode is characterized by its soft arc, low spatter levels, and a slag system that is easily detachable—often peeling off on its own. This reduces post-weld cleaning time significantly. With a minimum tensile strength of 70,000 PSI, it meets AWS E7014 specifications, ensuring structural integrity for non-critical and general purpose steel projects.

This electrode is particularly effective for welding heavy sheet metal, frames, and machine bases where fit-up may not be perfect. The coating design allows for a "drag" technique, simplifying the welding process for operators of varying skill levels. Whether used in the flat, horizontal, vertical, or overhead positions, the Hobart 14A delivers a consistent, finely rippled bead profile that requires minimal finishing.

Key Technical Specifications

  • AWS Classification: E7014
  • Diameter: 3.2mm (1/8")
  • Coating: Rutile with Iron Powder
  • Current Compatibility: AC, DCEN, DCEP
  • Tensile Strength: 70,000 PSI (nominal)
Additional Information
Polarity:AC/DC-, DCEN, DCEP, AC
Rod Type:Stick Electrode
Core Material:Mild Steel
Coating Type:Iron Powder, Rutile
AWS Classification:E7014
Welding Position:All Position
Applications:General Fabrication, Heavy Sheet Metal, Machine Bases
Tensile Strength:70,000 psi (min)
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Rod Type:Stick Electrode
Core Material:Mild Steel
Coating Type:Rutile, Iron Powder
Diameter / Length:3.2mm / 14"
AWS Classification:E7014
Welding Position:All Position
Polarity:AC, DCEN, DCEP
Applications:General Fabrication, Heavy Sheet Metal, Machine Bases
Tensile Strength:70,000 PSI (Min)
brand:Hobart
aws-spec:E7014
diameter:3.2mm
amp-range:110-150amp
position:ALL
polarity:AC/DC-

INCLUDED

  • Hobart 14A E7014 Stick Electrodes (3.2mm / 1/8")
  • Original OEM Packaging

APPLICATIONS

  • General Fabrication
  • Heavy Sheet Metal Welding
  • Machine Base Construction
  • Heavy Equipment Repair
  • Structural Frames
  • Maintenance and Repair Operations (MRO)
  • Farm and Agricultural Equipment

FAQ

For a 3.2mm (1/8") E7014 electrode, the typical amperage range is between 110 and 150 amps, depending on the base metal thickness and welding position.

Yes, the Hobart 14A E7014 is designed to operate smoothly on AC, as well as DCEN (Straight) and DCEP (Reverse) polarities.

E7014 contains iron powder in its coating, which allows for higher deposition rates and faster travel speeds compared to E6013, while maintaining similar ease of use.

As an E70xx class electrode, it offers a minimum tensile strength of 70,000 PSI.

Yes, the Hobart 14A is considered very user-friendly due to its easy arc starting, stability, and the ability to use a 'drag' technique.

E7014 rods are not low-hydrogen and do not strictly require an oven, but they should be stored in a dry, room-temperature environment to prevent moisture pickup.

Yes, the Hobart 14A is an all-position electrode and can be used for vertical down welding, although vertical up is often preferred for thicker materials.

No, one of the key features of the Hobart 14A is its self-cleaning or easily detachable slag, which minimizes post-weld cleanup.

CATALOGUE & SPEC SHEETS

Spec Sheet
Safety Data Sheet