Stick Electrode, E7018 H8, 3/32", 5 lb MPN:ED033514
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Stick Electrode, E7018 H8, 3/32", 5 lb
The Lincoln Electric E7018 H8 Stick Electrode is a versatile and reliable choice for welding a variety of materials, including carbon steel and low-alloy steel. Its high tensile and yield strength make it ideal for applications where durability and resistance to stress are crucial. With a diameter of 3/32 in and a length of 14 in, this electrode is perfect for use in stick welding (SMAW) processes. Its AC and DC+ polarity capabilities make it suitable for a range of welding currents, making it a great addition to any welding arsenal. Perfect for construction, fabrication, and repair work.
Top product features:
- Stick Electrodes provide a means for stick welding (SMAW) of carbon steel to carbon steel and low-alloy steel to low-alloy steel.
- The electrodes have a tensile strength of 75 to 90 ksi and a yield strength of 63 to 80 ksi as welded.
- The electrodes are designed for use with AC welding current designation.
Top product applications:
- Carbon Steel to Carbon Steel
- Low-Alloy Steel to Low-Alloy Steel
- Welding of Carbon Steel and Low-Alloy Steel to themselves
Stick Electrodes, AWS Classification E7018 H8, Material Carbon Steel, Process Stick Welding (SMAW), Overall Diameter 3/32 in, Overall Length 14 in, Tensile Strength (Minimum Required) 70 ksi, Tensile Strength (As Welded) 75 to 90 ksi, Yield Strength (Minimum Required) 58 ksi, Yield Strength (As Welded) 63 to 80 ksi, Series Lincoln 7018 AC, Weight 5 lb, For Material Type Carbon Steel to Carbon Steel, Low-Alloy Steel to Low-Alloy Steel, Welding Current Designation AC, DCEP
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: MX
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 15.00
- Package Width: 8.00
- Package Height: 3.00
- Package Weight: 5.75
Product info last updated on February 13, 2026 7:30pm UTC
Category: Filler Metals