Forney 32110 E7014 Welding Rod, 1/8-Inch, 10-Pound

Forney 32110 E7014 Welding Rod, 1/8-Inch, 10-Pound

$ 14.46

Score By Feature

Based on 180 ratings

Giftable

9.53

Delivery

9.51

Satisfaction

9.03

Value for money

9.12

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All-position welding rod with a digging arc for deep penetration into greasy, rusted, and painted surfaces

Ideal for deep penetration joints like square edge butt welds, as well as vertical and overhead welding with light slag.

Surface preparation is only minimal.

Excellent for maintenance and repair of galvanized steel and rusted/oily steel, as well as pipe welding.

Questions & Answers

Is this rod big enough for 1/2 steel plate?

Yes, the Forney E7014 5/32" (32210) rod would be appropriate for 1/2" steel plate. This rod's amperage range is 140-200 amps. 210 Thank you for contacting us with your inquiry!

In a pound of 1/8" rods, how many rods are there?

The weight, not the number of rods, determines the number of rods in a stick electrode package. Because of the different weights of flux on rods, the number in each package may vary slightly. Thank you for contacting us with your inquiry!

Selected User Reviews For Forney 32110 E7014 Welding Rod, 1/8-Inch, 10-Pound

These are nice welding rods if you like welding rods

5/5

If you don't like it, find something else to review.

Hayley Harmon

| Feb 12, 2021

It does exactly what it says

5/5

They work great in the field, and I'll be buying more when I run out. Brand that is very similar and at a great price!.

Gracie Austin

| Mar 25, 2021

Welding rods with the number 7014 on them

5/5

The 7014 welding rods arrived in excellent condition and function flawlessly. Thank you for your help; I'll be ordering again soon.

Avianna Alexander

| Feb 24, 2021

Rods made in the United States at a reasonable price

5/5

There's not much to expect from welding rods, except that they're made in the United States and are of good quality.

Eden CARTWRIGHT

| Jul 13, 2021

Quality in the traditional sense

5/5

I'm 54 years old and have been horizontal heavy metal welding with this name brand and rod number since I was six years old. When you keep an eye on your puddle and weld at the right speed, you get a thick, pretty bead. It has a proclivity for running on vertical welds, which I am aware of and account for. For a strong, deep horizontal weld, you can't go wrong with it. In those situations where slag isn't an issue, I prefer it to my wire feed MIG welder. I use a 6011 or MIG to weld vertically.