28/lbs DW-309LP Stainless Steel 1/16" Welding Wire, 12" Spool (KOBELCO-PremiArc)

Description

28/lbs DW-309LP Stainless Steel 1/16" Welding Wire, 12" Spool (KOBELCO-PremiArc)
Item Details
Kobelco DW Stainless Series MIG wire is less voltage sensitive with less spattering and a higher deposition rate. It has good bead appearance and is easier to do multi-pass welding. CO2 gas is recommeneded so associated gas costs are lower.
Features
Flux-cored wire consists of a tube of 18/8-material filled with a granular core of flux. The flux contains both slag-forming compounds and alloying elements.
The composition of the flux is important for the welding properties obtained as well as the chemical composition and strength of the weld metal.
Specifications
Tensile Strength: 79.2 ksi
Yield Strength: 59.1 ksi
Elongation: 42%
Applications
Shielding gas 100% CO2 or 80% Ar + 20% CO2
Product Attributes
Diameter
» 1/16"
Trade Name
» Premiarc™
Weight
» 28 lb
AWS Classification
» E309LT1-1, E309LT1-4
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28/lbs DW-309LP Stainless Steel 1/16" Welding Wire, 12" Spool (KOBELCO-PremiArc)
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