ER70S-6-5LB Mild Steel TIG Welding Rod
ER70S-6 rods are intended for both single-and multiple-pass welding. They are especially suited for sheet metal applications, where smooth weld beads are desired, and structural and plate steels with moderate amounts of rust or mill scale.
Shield gas: 100% Argon or Argon/Helium mixture Specification: Length: 16"; Diameter:1/16", 3/32", Weight:5 Pound per box.
Application: Great for construction work, farm implement fabrication, shaft buildup, tanks, truck bodies, and general shop applications with poor fit-up or rusty, oily plates. Note: YesWelder welding rods are shorter than other brands' welding rods.
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ER70S-6-5LB Mild Steel TIG Welding Rod
ER70S-6 rods are intended for both single-and multiple-pass welding. They are especially suited for sheet metal applications, where smooth weld beads are desired, and structural and plate steels with moderate amounts of rust or mill scale.
Shield gas: 100% Argon or Argon/Helium mixture Specification: Length: 16"; Diameter:1/16", 3/32", Weight:5 Pound per box.
Application: Great for construction work, farm implement fabrication, shaft buildup, tanks, truck bodies, and general shop applications with poor fit-up or rusty, oily plates. Note: YesWelder welding rods are shorter than other brands' welding rods.
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ER70S-6 rods are intended for both single-and multiple-pass welding. They are especially suited for sheet metal applications, where smooth weld beads are desired, and structural and plate steels with moderate amounts of rust or mill scale.
Shield gas: 100% Argon or Argon/Helium mixture Specification: Length: 16"; Diameter:1/16", 3/32", Weight:5 Pound per box.
Application: Great for construction work, farm implement fabrication, shaft buildup, tanks, truck bodies, and general shop applications with poor fit-up or rusty, oily plates. Note: YesWelder welding rods are shorter than other brands' welding rods.
