Lincoln Electric
Lincoln Electric ED031914 Super Arc MIG Welding Wire 44 lb 0.035 in
Carbon steel MIG welding wire on a 44 lb spool, 0.035 in diameter, AWS A5.4 E317L-16 classification, 50 000-70 000 psi tensile strength
- TypeTraffic & Parking Lot
- Super Arc series delivers consistent Arc performance
- 035 in diameter enables precise MIG welds
- Carbon steel core provides 50,000-70,000 psi tensile strength
- AWS A5.4 E317L-16 classification meets industry standards
- 44 lb spool supports extended welding sessions
Lincoln Electric Super Arc MIG Wire 44 lb
This Lincoln Electric Super Arc MIG welding wire comes on a 44 lb spool of carbon steel. It carries AWS classification A 5.4 E317L-16 for consistent weld quality. The wire suits general MIG fabrication and repair work. Professionals and hobbyists receive a large supply for extended projects.
Suits carbon steel MIG jobs needing 0.035 in wire
Welders running carbon steel with a 0.035 in diameter will match this specification. The 50,000-70,000 psi tensile strength meets typical structural requirements. It is not for aluminium, stainless steel, or flux-cored processes. Buyers needing a different alloy, diameter, or spool size should look elsewhere.
0.035 in diameter carbon steel on 44 lb spool
The 0.035 in diameter drives wire feed speed and penetration profile. The 44 lb spool reduces changeover frequency during long runs. AWS A 5.4 E317L-16 confirms the chemical composition for carbon steel. Verify your feeder and gun accept this diameter before purchase.
Highlights
- Super Arc series delivers consistent Arc performance
- 035 in diameter enables precise MIG welds
- Carbon steel core provides 50,000-70,000 psi tensile strength
- AWS A5.4 E317L-16 classification meets industry standards
- 44 lb spool supports extended welding sessions
Specifications
| Brand | LINCOLN ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
Questions about this item
Does my MIG welder need to accept a 0.035 in diameter spool to use this Lincoln Electric Super Arc wire?
Yes, the wire diameter is 0.035 in, so your welder and drive rolls must be set for that size to feed correctly.
Will this carbon-steel wire work with the same shielding gas I use for other mild-steel spools?
The wire is classified AWS A 5.4 E317L-16 carbon steel, so it requires a shielding gas suitable for that specification; verify your gas mix matches the classification.
How can I confirm the welds meet the expected strength after I start welding?
The tensile strength range is 50,000-70,000 psi; test coupons or a qualified weld procedure can verify the deposited metal falls within that range.
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