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Value Brand WESTWARD 41R262 MIG Welding Wire ER308L .035 10 lb
Stainless-steel MIG wire, ER308L classification, 0.035 in diameter on a 10 lb plastic spool for welding grades 201, 202, 301, 302, 304, 304L, 304LN, 308, 308L, 321 and 347 with DCEP current
- TypeWelding Supplies
- Stainless-steel joints with ER308L classification
- Precise MIG welds using .035 in wire
- Strong deposits at 88 ksi tensile strength
- Broad grade coverage from 201 to 347
- 10 lb spool supports extended production runs
WESTWARD 41R262 MIG Welding Wire ER308L .035 10 lb
This welding wire is a stainless steel consumable for MIG (GMAW) processes, supplied on a 10 lb plastic spool. It carries AWS classifications ER308 and ER308L with a wire diameter of .035 in. The product is intended for joining stainless steel grades including 201, 202, 301, 302, 304, 304L, 304LN, 308, 308L, 321 and 347 using DCEP current.
Suitable for stainless steel fabrication and repair
Welders working with the listed austenitic stainless grades will find this wire matches the base metal composition. It is not for carbon steel, aluminium, copper alloys or dissimilar metal joints. Buyers needing flux-cored, TIG cut lengths or a different wire diameter should select another product.
AWS ER308/308L classification and .035 in diameter
The AWS ER308/308L designation confirms the chemical composition and mechanical properties required for the target stainless grades, delivering 88 ksi tensile and 59 ksi yield strength as welded. The .035 in diameter must match the contact tip and drive rolls on the MIG gun; a different diameter will not feed correctly.
Highlights
- Stainless-steel joints with ER308L classification
- Precise MIG welds using .035 in wire
- Strong deposits at 88 ksi tensile strength
- Broad grade coverage from 201 to 347
- 10 lb spool supports extended production runs
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the .035 in diameter on the 10 lb spool for general stainless MIG work?
Yes — the .035 in ER308L on a 10 lb plastic spool suits most light-to-medium gauge stainless jobs on 201, 302, 304 and 304L grades.
What does the 88 ksi tensile strength mean when I am welding 304 stainless?
The as-welded deposit reaches 88 ksi tensile, matching the base metal strength on 304, 304L and similar austenitic grades.
Does the DCEP designation limit the wire to certain power sources?
DCEP means the wire runs on standard MIG machines set to electrode-positive polarity — the setting used for virtually all solid stainless wires.
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