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Value Brand ER316L .035 10 lb MIG Welding Wire
Stainless-steel MIG wire ER316L, .035 in diameter on a 10 lb plastic spool
- TypeWelding Supplies
- ER316L wire welds 316/316L stainless grades
- .035 in diameter feeds smoothly in MIG guns
- 86 ksi tensile strength handles structural loads
- 55 ksi yield strength resists deformation under stress
- 10 lb plastic spool supports extended production runs
Application Suitability
This MIG welding wire is designed for joining stainless steel grades 316, 316L, 316LN, 316N and 444 using the GMAW process with DCEP current. It suits fabricators who need corrosion-resistant welds on these specific austenitic alloys. Welders working with carbon steel, aluminium, or dissimilar metals should select a different filler wire classification. This spool does not support flux-cored or TIG welding processes.
Key Specification
The wire diameter is .035 in and the spool weighs 10 lb, matching feeders and guns rated for that size and capacity. Tensile strength reaches 86 ksi and yield strength is 55 ksi as welded, meeting AWS ER316/316L requirements. Verify that your equipment handles .035 in wire and 10 lb spools before purchasing. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- ER316L wire welds 316/316L stainless grades
- .035 in diameter feeds smoothly in MIG guns
- 86 ksi tensile strength handles structural loads
- 55 ksi yield strength resists deformation under stress
- 10 lb plastic spool supports extended production runs
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
What does the ER316L classification mean for my stainless steel welds?
ER316L matches 316, 316L, 316LN, 316N and 444 grades, giving corrosion-resistant welds on austenitic stainless with low carbon content to reduce carbide precipitation.
How does the 86 ksi tensile strength perform in a finished joint?
The as-welded tensile strength of 86 ksi and 55 ksi yield provide strong, ductile joints suitable for structural stainless steel fabrication requiring code-level mechanical properties.
What does the .035 inch diameter imply for my MIG gun setup?
A .035 inch wire diameter requires a matching contact tip and liner; it feeds reliably on common DCEP MIG machines used for stainless steel sheet and light plate work.
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