MIG Welding Wires (GMAW Solid Wires) – High Tensile ER70S-6 Mild Steel Wire

Industrial Grade MIG Welding Wires (GMAW – Solid Wires) – Buy Online at feelandeal.com

Upgrade your automated and semi-automatic structural welding with premium MIG Welding Wires (GMAW Solid Wires) brought to you by feelandeal.com. Precision copper-coated for smooth wire feeding and superior electrical contact, our ER70S-6 solid wires deliver clean, high-tensile welds with low spatter and minimal post-weld cleanup.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Superior Copper Coating: Ensures rust resistance, consistent electrical conductivity, and smooth feeding through MIG torch liners without jamming.

• Excellent Arc Stability & Low Spatter: Produces smooth, stable arc transfers in all welding positions, resulting in neat weld beads and less clean-up time.

• High Tensile & Radiography Quality: High levels of manganese and silicon deoxidizers allow deep weld penetration and high crack resistance on dirty or rusty steel surfaces.

• Versatile Industrial Applications: Ideal for structural steel fabrication, automotive body manufacturing, pressure vessels, heavy machinery, piping, and sheet metal work.

• Shielding Gas Compatibility: Works excellently with 100% CO2 or Argon/CO2 gas mixtures (75/25 or 80/20) for optimal weld metallurgy.

Technical Specifications:

• Product Name: MIG Welding Wires (GMAW Solid Wires)

• Store: feelandeal.com

• Standard Specification: AWS A5.18 ER70S-6 / EN ISO 14341-A

• Wire Type: Solid Mild Steel Wire (Copper Coated)

• Available Wire Diameters: 0.8 mm, 1.0 mm, 1.2 mm, 1.6 mm

• Spool Packaging: 15 kg Spool / 5 kg Spool (Precision Layer Wound)

• Shielding Gas: 100% CO2 or Ar+CO2 Gas Mix

• Tensile Strength: 500 – 640 MPa

How to Use: Mount the spool onto the MIG welding machine feeder unit and thread the wire carefully through the drive rolls and torch cable liner. Set the correct wire feed speed, voltage, and shielding gas flow rate (typically 12–18 L/min). Clean the joint surface of thick oil or mill scale for best penetration, and maintain a proper nozzle-to-work distance while welding.