Flux-Cored Wire, E71T-9C/M, 0.052", 33 lb MPN:ED031670
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Flux-Cored Wire, E71T-9C/M, 0.052", 33 lb
The Lincoln Electric UltraCore 71A75 Dual Flux-Cored Wire is a high-performance welding solution for carbon steel applications. This wire offers excellent strength and durability, with tensile strengths ranging from 82 to 95 ksi and yield strengths from 73 to 88 ksi. Its flux-cored design provides a consistent and reliable arc, making it ideal for a variety of applications, including construction, manufacturing, and repair. With a convenient fiber spool design and a weight of 33 pounds, this wire is easy to handle and transport. It's perfect for welders who demand high-quality results and efficiency.
Top product features:
- Flux-cored wire design allows for smooth, consistent welding in a variety of applications.
- The wire is suitable for welding carbon steel, providing a strong bond.
- The wire's diameter of 0.052 inches allows for precise control and accuracy in welding operations.
Top product applications:
- Structural welding of carbon steel bridges
- Repair and maintenance of carbon steel tanks and pressure vessels
- Fabrication of heavy machinery and equipment
Flux Cored Welding Wire, Process Flux-Cored Welding (FCAW), Material Carbon Steel, Wire Diameter 0.052 in, Tensile Strength (As Welded) 82 to 87 ksi (100 Percent Carbon Dioxide), 89 to 95 ksi (75 Percent Argon/25 Percent Carbon Dioxide), Yield Strength (Minimum Required) 58 ksi, Yield Strength (As Welded) 73 to 79 ksi (100 Percent Carbon Dioxide), 82 to 88 ksi (75 Percent Argon/25 Percent Carbon Dioxide), Spool Type Fiber Spool, Series UltraCore 71A75 Dual, Weight 33 lb
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CA
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 7 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 12.50
- Package Width: 12.00
- Package Height: 4.25
- Package Weight: 33.00
Product info last updated on February 21, 2026 5:16pm UTC
Category: Filler Metals