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Westward ER70S6-035-11 welding wire 0.035 in 11 lb
Carbon steel MIG wire, 0.035 in diameter on an 11 lb plastic spool, rated to 70 ksi tensile strength for flat, horizontal, overhead and vertical positions
- MaterialStainless Steel
- TypeWelding Supplies
- AWS ER70S-6 classification ensures consistent MIG welds
- 035 in diameter suits thin to medium carbon steel
- 11 lb plastic spool feeds smoothly on DCEP current
- 70 ksi tensile strength meets structural requirements
- 58 ksi yield strength resists deformation under load
Westward ER70S-6 MIG wire 0.035 in 11 lb
Westward ER70S-6 MIG welding wire comes on an 11 lb plastic spool with a 0.035 in diameter. It is classified to AWS ER70S-6 for carbon steel to carbon steel joining. The wire runs on DCEP current and suits flat, horizontal, vertical-up, vertical-down and overhead positions. As-welded tensile strength reaches 70 ksi with a 58 ksi yield strength.
General fabrication and repair on carbon steel
This spool suits welders working on carbon steel structures, plate, pipe or sheet in all standard positions. The 11 lb weight fits extended production runs without frequent changeovers. Shops that primarily weld stainless steel, aluminium or other alloys should select a wire matched to those base metals instead.
AWS ER70S-6 classification 70 ksi tensile 58 ksi
The governing specification is the AWS ER70S-6 classification, which guarantees a minimum 70 ksi tensile strength and 58 ksi yield strength as welded. This single rating confirms the wire meets the mechanical requirements for typical carbon steel fabrication and repair work.
Highlights
- AWS ER70S-6 classification ensures consistent MIG welds
- 035 in diameter suits thin to medium carbon steel
- 11 lb plastic spool feeds smoothly on DCEP current
- 70 ksi tensile strength meets structural requirements
- 58 ksi yield strength resists deformation under load
Specifications
| Model | ER70S6-035-11 |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Type | Welding Supplies |
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