Mig Welding Wire [STAINLESS] [ALUMINUM Alloy] [STEEL] 0.8mm I/2kg-1KG TRUE RATING PS MARK E71T-XX E3xxLT1-1 E3xxLT0-3 ER3xxL ER5456 ER4043 TOOLMATE

AUTHENTIC STAINLESS , ALUMINUM ALLOY & STEELTRUE GASLESS MIG WIREPREMIUM, TRUE RATED, PS & ORIGINALmarkingsIndustrial Food GradeSingle or Multi-PassFactory vacuum sealedHeat Resealable AluminumGrade Reference and usage GUIDE304lt1-1/gs => use for 304 base stainless, spot welds for stainless to stainless and short weld for stainless to mild steel.308lt1-1/gs => use for 304 to 308 base stainless for short welds or full weld of stainless with suggested use of additional gas for better weld.E308SUS => use for 304sus to 308sus stainless for FULL WELD with suggested use of gas for optimum weld output.E308LT0-3 => use for 304sus upto 316sus solid stainless both aircraft and food grade stainless. E308LT0-3 wire grade can FULL WELD WITHOUT USING GAS (based on mid size mig welding machine with TRUE AMP RATING and shop grade)E5356/GS => For E5356 aluminum alloy to Aluminum alloy welding you will need Aluminum brazing compound and a helium gas with an AC mig welding machine using a spool gun. Please note it will bind but will not take the composition of the welded material. All Flux core welding wires still have metal content either aluminum or stainless. FOR SOLID ALUMINUM TO ALUMINUM PLEASE USE ER4043 GAS WIREE71T-1C => use for welding STEEL or dissimilar steel. ie mild steel to iron, mild steel to alloy steel, cold rolled to GI etc. This is a DUAL TYPE WIRE with GAS OR without GAS depending on the weld material.ARE ALL GRADE OF STAINLESS NOT SUPPOSED TO BE ATTRACTED TO MAGNETS?(See video link in AD pics)-NO, there are several types and grades of stainless steel. Grades vary from 200,300 and 400 series. The higher the grade the more content of stainless metal is present and the lesser magnetic attraction. ex. E304 is less attracted to magnets than E201. But E304 is more magnetic than E308. While E316 is less magnetic than 308.WHAT IS MINIMUM MIG WELDING MACHINE SPECIFICATION REQUIRED? WHY IS THE WIRE NOT MELTING PROPERLY?-a TRUE AMP RATING of at least 120Amps is required. Mini inverter machines may affect performance due to over rated specs. A rule of thumb is if the machine can not melt the wire in full adjustment it is commonly understood the machine is saturated and CAN NOT MAINTAIN REQUIRED AMPERAGE DURING WELD OPERATION. This is common problem in portable mini mig welding machine most especially inverter type machines.CAN THIS BE USED ON MY MIG MACHINE BRAND? -YES, this is international standard and will work on ANY BRAND OR TYPE OF MIG MACHINECAN IT WELD DIFFERENT METALS TOGETHER? - YES, ie Mild steel and stainless steelWHAT IS THE STAINLESS GRADE THAT IT CAN WELD? -It will weld any base 304 stainless and above.. Including Solid and Alloy Stainless and food grade and aircraft grade stainlessWire Classification is a EU/USA/SUS AWB Standard as EXXXTX-X. The E indicates that it is a current carrying electrode, and the XXX represents the AISI number of the composition, such as 308L, 309L, or 316L (the L signifying a low carbon type). The "T" indicates tubular or flux cored construction.The number following this "T" indicates positional characteristics; "1" equals All Position, "0"equals flat and horizontal only. And lastly "-X" indicates SHIELDING TYPE with "-1" Flux core+Gas(Co2) Mix and "-3" is NO GAS REQUIREDie: ER308L --> solid stainless(SS) requires GASE304LT1-1/SUS --> Flux core Stainless DUAL SHIELDING/JAPANESE STDE308LT0-3 --> Flux core Self-Shielded stainless (308sus)NO GAS REQUIREDE309LT0-4 --> Flux core stainless Argon GasE316LT1-5 --> Flux core stainless Argon+Co2 Gas Mix