Stick Electrodes

For mild and low alloy steel welding. Various coating types are available for a wide range of applications.

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Welding Positions:

All, except vertical down

IronArc 50lb Easy Open Can

IronArc™ 7018 MR®

Stick (SMAW) Electrode

IronArc 50lb Easy Open Can

IronArc™ 7018-1 MR®

Stick (SMAW) Electrode

Packaging oerlikon, VPMD and box

CROMO E225

Stick (SMAW) Electrode

AWS A5.5: E9015-B3 H4

B3 alloyed steel which meets specific requirements for improved temper embrittlement resistance with operating temperatures up to 600°C

Packaging oerlikon, VPMD and box

CROMO E 225V

Stick (SMAW) Electrode

AWS A5.5: E9015-G

22V alloyed steel designed to produce a low hydrogen weld metal with excellent tensile strength at high temperatures

Stick Electrode 50 lb. Box

Wearshield® MI

Stick (SMAW) Electrode

WEARSHIELD® MI stick electrode is ideal for hardfacing of carbon or low alloy steels such as conveyor screws, tractor grousers, ditcher teeth and lumber equipment. (Metal-to-Metal Wear)

Stick Electrode 50 lb. Box

Wearshield® MANGJET®

Stick (SMAW) Electrode

WEARSHIELD® MANGJET® stick electrode is ideal for build-up of austenitic manganese steel or joining of managanese to carbon steels such as dragline pins, chain hooks, hammers and bucket teeth (Build-up and Joining)

Fleetweld 5P 14 Stick Electrode in 10 lb cans"

Wearshield® FROG MANG®

Stick (SMAW) Electrode

WEARSHIELD® FROG MANG® stick electrode is ideal for building up manganese frogs and crossing diamonds in the railroad industry (Build-up and Joining)

Stick Electrode 50 lb. Box

Wearshield® 15CrMn

Stick (SMAW) Electrode

WEARSHIELD® 15CRMN stick electrode is ideal for joining, repair or build-up of austenitic manganese steel or joining of manganese to carbon steels such as crusher hammers and earth moving equipment (Build-up and Joining)

Lincoln Electric's Stainless Consumables Family

Blue Max® 2100

Stick (SMAW) Electrode

Proven to be the most versatile of hardfacing alloys, specially formulated to resist a wide range of hostile environments including abrasion, corrosion, galling, oxidation and erosion.