350-220 - Gullco Model 350 Electrode Stabilizing Oven 220V

Keep Your Rods Hot and Your Welds Clean

Every seasoned welder knows that a wet rod is a bad rod. If you are burning 7018s, you know the frustration of trying to start an arc with a damp electrode—the sputtering, the porosity, and the inevitable grind-out. The Rod Oven 350 lb. Stackable 220 Volt is your best defense against moisture. It keeps your stick electrodes hot, dry, and ready to run smooth beads the moment you strike an arc. With a massive 350 lb capacity, this oven is built for serious production shops that go through boxes of rod daily and can't afford downtime caused by bad consumables.

Stack It Up and Save Space

Let's face it: shop floor space is always cluttered. You have leads, machines, tables, and materials everywhere. The last thing you need is another giant piece of equipment taking up walking room. That’s why this oven is a game-changer—it is stackable. You can put two or three of these units on top of each other. This lets you keep your 3/32", 1/8", and 5/32" rods separated and organized in their own heated chambers, all while taking up the floor space of just one oven. It’s a smart way to organize your crib without tripping over equipment.

Power and Performance

Running on 220 Volts, this oven has the power to heat up fast and stay hot. Unlike smaller 110V portable caddies that struggle to hold heat in a cold shop, this stationary unit maintains a steady soaking temperature. The thermostat lets you dial in exactly the heat you need, usually keeping your rods around 250°F-300°F, which is the sweet spot for keeping flux crisp. The insulation is thick enough that the outside doesn't get dangerously hot, but the inside stays like a sauna for your steel.

Built for the Grind

This isn't a flimsy kitchen toaster; it's industrial gear. The shelves are heavy-duty and won't bend under the weight of full 50lb cans of rod. The door latch is solid, ensuring a tight seal so you aren't heating the whole shop. Whether you are doing structural steel, pipe welding, or heavy repair, having a reliable rod oven is as important as having a good ground clamp. It eliminates the variable of moisture, so if a weld fails, you know it wasn't the rod's fault. Load it up, stack it high, and keep burning.