MIG Welding Wire, L-56, .035, Spool MPN:ED028676
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MIG Welding Wire, L-56, .035, Spool
This MIG welding wire from Lincoln Electric is a high-performance solution for a variety of applications, including construction, fabrication, and repair. With its AWS classification ER70S-6, it provides excellent strength and durability in carbon steel welding. The wire's tensile strength exceeds 82 ksi in multiple shielding gas environments, making it suitable for a range of welding processes. Its compact spool design and easy handling features make it ideal for use in tight spaces and high-production environments. By choosing this wire, welders can achieve strong, reliable welds with minimal downtime and maximum efficiency.
Top product features:
- Suitable for MIG welding with various shielding gas compositions
- Tensile strength of up to 84 ksi when used with 90% Argon/10% Carbon Dioxide shielding gas
- Yield strength of at least 58 ksi
Top product applications:
- Structural welding of carbon steel frames and beams
- Repair and maintenance of heavy equipment and machinery
- Fabrication of steel pipes and tubing for industrial applications
Mig Welding Wire, AWS Classification ER70S-6, Material Carbon Steel, Process MIG Welding (GMAW), Wire Diameter 0.035 in, Tensile Strength (As Welded) 81 ksi (100 Percent Carbon Dioxide), 82 ksi (75 Percent Argon/25 Percent Carbon Dioxide), 84 ksi (90 Percent Argon/10 Percent Carbon Dioxide), 82 ksi (98 Percent Argon/2 Percent Oxygen), Yield Strength (Minimum Required) 58 ksi
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 8.40
- Package Width: 8.30
- Package Height: 2.75
- Package Weight: 12.50
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Product info last updated on January 30, 2026 7:52am UTC
Category: Filler Metals