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Value Brand 41R301 MIG Welding Wire ER5356 .035 16 lb
MIG welding wire for aluminium-to-aluminium joins, AWS ER5356 classification, .035 in diameter on a 16 lb plastic spool with 38 ksi tensile strength
- TypeWelding Supplies
- ER5356 alloy suits aluminium-to-aluminium MIG work
- 035 in diameter feeds smoothly through standard guns
- 38 ksi tensile strength gives strong as-welded joints
- 16 lb plastic spool supports long production runs
- AWS ER5356 classification confirms filler-metal compliance
Value Brand 41R301 MIG Wire
Value Brand 41R301 MIG Welding Wire is ER5356 aluminium filler on a 16 lb plastic spool. Wire diameter is .035 in and tensile strength is 38 ksi as welded. It is made for MIG welding aluminium to aluminium. The product is new and ready for workshop use.
Spool and alloy benefits
The plastic spool feeds smoothly through standard MIG guns and resists damage during handling. ER5356 alloy provides good corrosion resistance and colour match on common aluminium alloys. The .035 in diameter suits a wide range of amperage settings for general fabrication.
Suits aluminium fabricators.
This wire suits fabricators joining aluminium structures, trailers or marine parts with a MIG gun. It does not suit steel welding, brazing or TIG processes that require different filler chemistries. Buyers needing smaller spools or different diameters should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- ER5356 alloy suits aluminium-to-aluminium MIG work
- 035 in diameter feeds smoothly through standard guns
- 38 ksi tensile strength gives strong as-welded joints
- 16 lb plastic spool supports long production runs
- AWS ER5356 classification confirms filler-metal compliance
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
Will the 16 lb plastic spool of ER5356 .035 wire need any special storage to prevent oxidation?
Keep the spool sealed in its original packaging until use; store in a dry, low-humidity area to avoid surface oxidation on the aluminum wire.
What tensile strength limit appears first when welding continuously with this ER5356 wire?
The as-welded tensile strength is 38 ksi; sustained high-heat passes can approach this limit before the wire itself yields.
How much heat and spatter should I expect when running this .035 ER5356 wire all day on a MIG gun?
Aluminum ER5356 at .035 in produces moderate heat input and low spatter with proper gas flow; the gun tip will warm steadily during continuous operation.
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