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Product Description
E71T-GS .045" X 2 lb Spool Flux Cored Mig Welding Wire (TW GASLESS WIRE 15) |
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SpecificationsAWS A5.20 E71T-GSShielding GasNoneWelding PositionsAll Positions (H, F, VU, OH)DC- Straight Polarity (electrode negative) Sizes and PackagingAvailable in 2 LBS, 10 LBS, OR 25 LBS Spools in:
.030"
.035"
.045"
1/16"
FeaturesNo Shielding Gas NeededSingle Pass Welding of Thin Gauge Galvanized Steel Excellent for Outdoor Use Smooth Arc – Minimal Spatter DC- Straight Polarity Works Well In Wind DescriptionWashington Alloy Gasless Wire E71T-GS is an all-position, self-shielded flux-cored wire designed for single pass fillet and lap welding on galvanized or carbon steel as thin as 20 gauge, without burn-through. Gasless Wire E71T-GS is commonly used on small portable 110 volt welding machines, offering smooth arc action with very little spatter. Travel speed is fast, penetration is good and slag removal is easy.ApplicationsWashington Alloy Gasless Wire E71T-GS is most popular for the home workshop welder because it works so well on 110 volt machines and can be used on such thin gauge steel. Gasless Wire E71T-GS is used quite extensively in automobile bodyshops for door or body repairs and it is also used for sheet metal duct work on lap and butt joints.NOTE: As with all self-shielded wires, Washington Alloy Gasless Wire E71T-GS does contain fluoride compounds, which require more attention to ventilation when being used to weld galvanized steel. The zinc oxide formed during welding should not be inhaled as it can cause metal fume fever. When welding indoors or in an enclosed area, be sure that the ventilation is adequate. |
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