
Elevate your welding projects with the reliability of Bohler Steel's S6 MIG Wire. This .045-inch diameter solid wire is an ER70S-6 classification consumable designed for the Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) process. It is widely recognized for its excellent feeding characteristics and stable arc, making it a preferred choice for welders working on structural steel, general fabrication, and heavy machinery.
The wire features a precision copper coating that serves multiple purposes. Primarily, it ensures low friction as the wire passes through the liner and contact tip, which is essential for maintaining a stable arc and consistent wire stick-out. Additionally, the coating aids in current transfer, ensuring efficient energy use and optimal bead profile. The chemical composition includes elevated manganese and silicon, providing excellent wetting action and a fluid puddle that ties in smoothly at the toes of the weld.
This specific SKU comes in a 20kg (44lb) spool, offering a significant advantage over standard 33lb or 15kg spools for industrial users. The extra material allows for longer continuous welding runs, which is particularly beneficial for robotic welding cells or long-seam structural welding. Whether you are welding in the flat or horizontal position, or utilizing pulsed MIG parameters for out-of-position work, this Bohler wire delivers high-impact toughness and reliable mechanical properties.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Bohler |
| Diameter:0.045 in |
| Grade:S6 Copper Coated |
| Packaging:20 kg Spool |
| Packaging Description:20kg-spool |
| AWS Spec:ER70S-6 |
| Weld Process:MIG (GMAW) |
| Polarity:DC |
| Material Composition:Mild Steel |
| Wire Diameter:0.045" |
| Wire Type:Solid |
| Shielding Gas Requirement:CO2, Argon/CO2 Mix |
| Spool Size:20 kg |
| AWS Classification:ER70S-6 |
| Wire Finish:Copper-coated |
| Welding Position:All Position |
| Item:MIG wire |
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