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812000180 - Esab Sureweld 7014 Iron Powder Stick Electrode 2.5mm

Packaging: 2.27kg tube
$23.46/kg

Package Price:

$53.25/2.27kg tube

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OVERVIEW

High-Efficiency Esab Sureweld E7014 Stick Electrode

The Esab Sureweld E7014 is a premium quality, iron powder, titania-type stick electrode designed for the high-speed welding of mild steel. Engineered with a heavy coating containing iron powder, this electrode offers significantly improved deposition rates compared to standard E6012 or E6013 rods. The 2.5mm diameter makes it versatile for various material thicknesses, providing a balance between penetration and bead control. It is classified under AWS A5.1 standards, ensuring consistent mechanical properties and performance reliability for industrial applications.

One of the defining characteristics of the Sureweld E7014 is its ability to handle higher amperage settings without the risk of undercutting the base metal. This feature allows operators to increase travel speeds, thereby boosting productivity in fabrication environments. The electrode produces a smooth, finely rippled bead with a flat to slightly convex profile. The slag system is formulated for easy detachment; in many flat and horizontal fillet welds, the slag is practically self-peeling, reducing post-weld cleanup time and labor costs.

This electrode is characterized by a smooth, quiet arc with very low spatter levels. It operates effectively on both AC and DC currents (either polarity), making it compatible with a wide range of power sources, including smaller buzz boxes and industrial rectifiers. While it is an all-position rod, its fast-freeze characteristics are balanced by the heavy slag volume, making it most efficient in flat and horizontal positions. However, skilled operators can utilize it effectively for vertical and overhead welds where higher deposition is required.

The Esab Sureweld E7014 is an excellent choice for applications requiring good bead appearance and structural integrity. It bridges gaps reasonably well due to its medium penetration profile. The rod is widely utilized in the manufacturing of metal fixtures, automotive components, and general structural steel fabrication where efficiency and finish quality are paramount.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:2.27kg tube
AWS Spec :E7014
Diameter:2.5mm
Brand:Esab
Polarity:AC/DC-
Position:ALL
Amp Range:100-160amp, 75-110amp
Rod Type:Stick Electrode
Core Material:Mild Steel
Coating Type:Iron Powder Titania
Welding Position:All position
Current Type:AC, DCEN, DCEP

INCLUDED

  • Esab Sureweld E7014 Stick Electrodes (2.5mm)
  • Protective Packaging

APPLICATIONS

  • Industrial and General Fabrication
  • Mobile Equipment Repair
  • Ship and Barge Building
  • Automotive Parts Manufacturing
  • Farm Machinery Maintenance
  • Construction Equipment Repair
  • Metal Fixtures and Jigs

FAQ

For a 2.5mm (approx. 3/32 inch) E7014 electrode, the recommended amperage range is typically between 75 and 110 amps, depending on the base metal thickness and welding position.

Yes, Esab Sureweld E7014 is designed to operate smoothly on AC (Alternating Current) as well as DC (Direct Current) in both polarities.

The iron powder coating increases the deposition rate, allowing for faster welding speeds and adding extra metal to the weld pool, which improves efficiency compared to non-iron powder rods.

E7014 is generally recommended for vertical up welding rather than vertical down, due to the volume of slag it produces. Vertical down can lead to slag entrapment.

E7014 has higher tensile strength (70,000 psi vs 60,000 psi) and higher deposition rates due to the iron powder. It generally runs smoother and has easier slag removal than E6013.

While E7014 is not a low-hydrogen rod like E7018, it should still be stored in a dry place. If it absorbs moisture, it can be reconditioned, but standard dry storage is usually sufficient for general use.

The Esab Sureweld E7014 is an all-position electrode, meaning it can be used in flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions, though it is easiest to use in flat and horizontal fillets.

CATALOGUE & SPEC SHEETS

Spec Sheet