Value Brand
Value Brand 30XP60 MIG Welding Wire Cast Iron 0.045 in
Flux-core welding wire for cast iron, 0.045 in diameter on a 2 lb spool, AWS NI55-G classification
- TypeWelding Supplies
- Flux-core wire welds cast iron without separate shielding gas
- 045 in diameter feeds smoothly through standard MIG guns
- AWS NI55-G classification meets cast-iron repair specifications
- 58,000-84,000 psi tensile strength handles structural loads
- 2 lb spool size fits portable wire feeders
Cast iron welding wire specification
This Value Brand MIG welding wire is formulated for cast iron repair and fabrication using flux-cored FCAW processes. It meets AWS NI55-G classification and is supplied on a 2 lb spool with a 0.045 in diameter.
Suited to flux-cored cast iron work
The wire targets welders who need a flux-cored consumable for cast iron without external shielding gas. It does not suit applications requiring solid wire, gas-shielded processes, or non-cast iron base metals.
AWS NI55-G classification and tensile range
The decisive specification is the AWS NI55-G classification combined with a tensile strength of 58,000-84,000 psi, which defines the wire's mechanical performance envelope for cast iron joints.
Highlights
- Flux-core wire welds cast iron without separate shielding gas
- 045 in diameter feeds smoothly through standard MIG guns
- AWS NI55-G classification meets cast-iron repair specifications
- 58,000-84,000 psi tensile strength handles structural loads
- 2 lb spool size fits portable wire feeders
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
Does the 2 lb spool include the flux-core wire only, or do I need a separate shielding-gas setup?
The 2 lb spool contains 0.045 in flux-core wire for FCAW; no external shielding gas is required.
When should I choose the NI55-G 0.045 in wire instead of a different diameter or classification?
Choose NI55-G 0.045 in for cast-iron repairs needing 58,000–84,000 psi tensile strength in a 2 lb spool.
What does the 58,000–84,000 psi tensile strength mean for a finished cast-iron weld?
The finished weld will withstand 58,000–84,000 psi, matching typical cast-iron repair requirements.
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