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ED511018 - Lincoln Fleetweld 47 E7014 Welding Rods 4.0mm (5/32")

Packaging: 5kg tube
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OVERVIEW

Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 47 Stick Electrode (E7014)

The Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 47 is a premium E7014 stick electrode designed for high-speed welding on mild steel. This 4.0mm (5/32") electrode is formulated with an iron powder titania coating, which provides significant advantages in deposition rates and operator appeal. It is widely recognized in the industrial MRO sector for its versatility and ease of use, making it a staple for maintenance shops, fabrication facilities, and general repair work.

One of the standout characteristics of the Fleetweld 47 is its exceptional performance on AC polarity, although it runs smoothly on DCEN and DCEP as well. The addition of iron powder to the coating assists in creating a stable, forceful arc that deposits metal efficiently, allowing for faster travel speeds than standard E6013 electrodes. This makes it an excellent choice for production environments where throughput is critical but the simplicity of SMAW is required.

The electrode produces a flat to slightly convex bead with distinct, uniform ripples and a glossy appearance. Slag removal is effortless; in many cases, the slag is self-releasing as the weld cools, reducing post-weld cleanup time significantly. While it is an all-position rod, the 4.0mm diameter is particularly effective for flat and horizontal fillet welds where its high deposition rate can be fully utilized. It is also forgiving enough to handle poor fit-up and light surface contaminants like rust or mill scale.

Key Industrial Applications

  • General Maintenance & Repair: Ideal for fixing machinery frames, brackets, and structural components.
  • Sheet Metal Fabrication: Excellent for lap and fillet welds on thinner gauges where burn-through must be avoided despite higher speeds.
  • Structural Steel: Suitable for non-critical structural welds requiring good strength and appearance.
  • Farm & Agriculture: A go-to rod for repairing equipment in the field due to its AC compatibility.
Additional Information
Packaging Description:50lb can, 5kg tube
AWS Spec :E7014
Diameter:4.0mm
Brand:Lincoln
Polarity:AC/DC-
Position:ALL
Amp Range:125-180amp
Rod Type:Stick Electrode
Coating Type:Iron Powder, Titania
Tensile Strength:70,000 PSI
Welding Current:AC, DCEN, DCEP
Applications:General Fabrication, Maintenance, Sheet Metal
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Rod Type:Stick Electrode
Coating Type:Iron Powder, Titania
Tensile Strength:70,000 psi
Welding Current:AC, DCEN, DCEP
Applications:Sheet Metal, Maintenance, General Fabrication
Brand:Lincoln
AWS Spec:E7014
Diameter:4.0mm
Polarity:AC/DC-
Position:ALL
Packaging Description:50lb can

INCLUDED

  • 50 lb Can of Fleetweld 47 E7014 Stick Electrodes (4.0mm / 5/32")

APPLICATIONS

  • Sheet metal lap and fillet welds
  • General maintenance and repair
  • Light structural steel fabrication
  • Machine parts and frames
  • Agricultural equipment repair
  • Short, irregular, or poor fit-up welds

FAQ

Fleetweld 47 is an AWS E7014 classification electrode.

Yes, Fleetweld 47 is designed to operate exceptionally well on AC current, as well as DCEN and DCEP.

For a 4.0mm (5/32") E7014 electrode, the typical amperage range is approximately 140-190 amps, depending on the base metal thickness and position.

Yes, E7014 electrodes like the Fleetweld 47 are often referred to as drag rods because the thick coating allows the welder to drag the rod lightly on the workpiece.

E7014 contains iron powder in its coating, which provides higher deposition rates and higher tensile strength (70,000 psi vs 60,000 psi) compared to E6013.

While not as critical as low-hydrogen rods (E7018), E7014 should be kept dry. If they absorb moisture, they can be reconditioned, but storing them in a dry environment or a rod oven at low temperature is best practice.

It is an all-position electrode, suitable for flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead welding, though larger diameters like 4.0mm are easiest to use in flat and horizontal positions.