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ED038098 - Lincoln Fleetweld 47 E7014 Welding Rod 1/8" - 50lb Can

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OVERVIEW

Experience the Smoothest Stick Welding with Fleetweld 47

If you are looking for a welding rod that makes you look like a pro, the Lincoln Electric Fleetweld® 47 is the answer. This 1/8" E7014 electrode is legendary among welders for its "operator appeal." Unlike some rods that fight you with a harsh arc or stubborn slag, the Fleetweld 47 runs with a whisper-smooth arc and produces very little spatter. It is the perfect choice for welders who want high-quality bead appearance without the headache of difficult cleanup. The 50 lb can ensures you have plenty of material on hand for big projects, shop work, or long-term maintenance supplies.

What sets the Fleetweld 47 apart is its iron powder coating. This isn't just filler; it helps the rod burn smoother and deposit metal faster. This means you can travel faster along the joint, getting the job done quicker. It is incredibly forgiving, making it an excellent choice for welders of all skill levels. Have a joint with a gap that's a little too wide? The Fleetweld 47 bridges gaps effortlessly. Dealing with a welder that has low open-circuit voltage? This rod strikes and restrikes instantly, eliminating the frustration of the rod sticking to the work. It works beautifully on AC, which is great for those using "buzz box" style welders, but performs just as well on DC.

The "peel-and-reveal" slag is another favorite feature. After laying down a bead, you will often watch the slag lift off by itself as it cools, leaving a shiny, clean weld underneath. This makes it ideal for jobs where the final look matters, such as ornamental ironwork, trailer frames, or visible structural repairs. The 1/8-inch diameter is the versatile "middle ground" size, perfect for welding material thicknesses ranging from 1/8 inch up to 1/4 inch or more with multiple passes. Whether you are welding flat on a bench or out of position on a repair job, Fleetweld 47 gives you the control and confidence you need.

Why Welders Choose Fleetweld 47

  • Easy Cleanup: Slag practically removes itself, saving you time on grinding.
  • Smooth Arc: Soft, stable arc with minimal spatter keeps your workpiece clean.
  • All-Position Capable: Weld flat, horizontal, vertical, or overhead with the same rod.
  • Great Appearance: Produces smooth, flat beads that look professional.
Additional Information
Aws Spec:E7014
Diameter:3.2mm (1/8")
Length:14 in
Packaging:50lb can
Position:All Position
Polarity:AC, DCEP, DCEN
Material:Mild Steel
AWS Classification:E7014
Rod Type:Stick Electrode
Coating Type:Rutile / Iron Powder
Weight:50 lb (22.7 kg)
Tensile Strength:70,000 psi (min)
Yield Strength:58,000 psi (min)
Amperage Range:110-160 A
Container Type:Easy Open Can
Packaging Description:1of1
Brand:Lincoln Electric
Amp Range:200-300 A

INCLUDED

  • 50 lb (22.7 kg) Can of Fleetweld® 47 1/8" (3.2mm) Stick Electrodes

APPLICATIONS

  • Sheet metal fabrication
  • General maintenance and repair
  • Machine parts and frames
  • Structural steel welding
  • Farm equipment repair
  • Ornamental ironwork

FAQ

Fleetweld 47 is classified as an E7014 electrode under AWS A5.1 standards.

Fleetweld 47 is very versatile and can be used on AC, DCEN (DC-), or DCEP (DC+).

For the 1/8" (3.2mm) size, the recommended amperage is typically between 110-160 amps on AC, and 100-150 amps on DC.

While E7014 rods are not low-hydrogen electrodes like E7018, they should still be kept dry. If they absorb moisture, they can be reconditioned, but standard dry storage is usually sufficient for general use.

Yes, it is considered one of the easiest rods to use due to its smooth arc, easy strike/restrike, and self-releasing slag.

Yes, Fleetweld 47 is an all-position electrode. It can be used for vertical-up or vertical-down welding, though vertical-down is often preferred for thinner materials.

E7014 (Fleetweld 47) has iron powder in the coating, which allows for higher deposition rates and faster travel speeds compared to E6013, while maintaining similar ease of use.

The 1/8" diameter is well-suited for base metals approximately 1/8" to 1/4" thick. Thicker materials can be welded using multiple passes.