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ED511012 - Lincoln Fleetweld 37+ E6013 4.0mm Welding Rods

Packaging: 5kg tube
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OVERVIEW

Smooth Running, Easy Cleaning E6013 Rods

If you are looking for a welding rod that just works, the Lincoln Fleetweld 37+ is a legendary choice in the E6013 category. Known for its incredibly smooth arc and easy handling, this 4.0mm rod is perfect for those jobs where you need to get it done quickly and have it look good. Whether you are fixing farm equipment, building a trailer, or doing general repairs around the shop, the Fleetweld 37+ is forgiving enough for beginners but performs at a level that pros appreciate.

Why Welders Love It

The first thing you will notice is how easy it is to strike an arc. Even if you are using an older AC machine or a smaller welder that struggles with other rods, the Fleetweld 37+ lights up instantly. It runs with a quiet, steady hiss and produces very little spatter, keeping your workpiece clean. When you are done with a pass, the slag often curls up and peels off by itself, or comes off with a light tap of your chipping hammer. No more fighting with stubborn slag inclusions or spending half your day grinding.

Great for Tricky Fit-Ups

We all know that real-world welding doesn't always involve perfectly cut, clean steel. This rod is excellent for bridging gaps and handling poor fit-up. Because it has lighter penetration than a 6010 or 6011, you are less likely to blow holes through your material, making it a safe bet for sheet metal or worn-out parts. You can drag it, weave it, or whip it—it adapts to your style. It runs beautifully in all positions, so if you have to weld a vertical bracket or an overhead seam, you don't need to switch rods.

Ready for Any Machine

You don't need a high-end industrial power source to run these. They are designed to work with AC, DC+, or DC- polarity. This versatility means you can grab a box of Fleetweld 37+ and know it will run on whatever machine is available at the job site. For the 4.0mm size, just dial your machine to around 130-140 amps to start, and adjust from there for a buttery smooth bead that makes you look like a master welder.

Additional Information
Brand:Lincoln Electric
Aws Spec:E6013
Diameter:4.0mm (5/32")
Polarity:AC/DC
Position:All
Amp Range:110-160 A
AWS Classification:E6013
Rod Type:Stick Electrode
Core Material:Mild Steel
Coating Type:Rutile, High Titania
Welding Position:All Position
Current Type:AC, DCEN, DCEP
Packaging Description:5kg tube

INCLUDED

  • Lincoln Fleetweld 37+ E6013 Stick Electrodes (4.0mm)

APPLICATIONS

  • General maintenance and repair
  • Sheet metal fabrication
  • Light structural steel
  • Farm equipment repair
  • Machine parts build-up
  • Automotive frames and bodies

FAQ

For the 4.0mm (5/32 inch) diameter electrode, the recommended amperage range is typically between 110 and 160 amps, depending on the material thickness and welding position.

Yes, Fleetweld 37+ is designed to operate excellently on AC (Alternating Current) as well as DC+ (Direct Current Electrode Positive) and DC- (Direct Current Electrode Negative).

Yes, the E6013 classification, and specifically the Fleetweld 37+, is well-suited for vertical down welding, especially on thinner materials where preventing burn-through is important.

Fleetweld 37 is an E6013 electrode known for smoother beads and easier slag removal on general steel, while Fleetweld 180 is an E6011 electrode designed for deeper penetration and digging through rust or paint.

E6013 rods like the Fleetweld 37+ are not low-hydrogen electrodes, so they do not strictly require a rod oven. However, they should be stored in a dry place to prevent the coating from absorbing excessive moisture.

This electrode is designed for mild steel and low alloy steels. It is not suitable for welding aluminum, stainless steel, or cast iron.

No, one of the main features of the Fleetweld 37+ is its excellent slag detachability. In many cases, the slag will lift off by itself as the weld cools.