The Satin Glide™ 309LHS 0.045” Stainless-Steel Welding Wire in a 1000lb Tru-Trac Wood Reel is the best choice for facing against some of the tougher welding challenges in various industries. This wire offers high-tensile strength and durability.

Satin Glide™ 309LHS 0.045” Stainless-Steel Welding Wire 1000lb Tru-Trac Wood Reel

The Satin Glide™ 309LHS 0.045” Stainless-Steel Welding Wire in a 1000lb Tru-Trac Wood Reel empowers our welders to achieve consistently high-quality welds with ease. Its stable arc, low spatter characteristics, and user-friendly nature contribute to a seamless and efficient welding operation. Additionally, this welding wire displays high-tensile strength and toughness, which gives your welds the integrity to withstand harsh conditions and heavy loads.

Applications for Satin Glide™ Welding Wire

Satin Glide™ welding wire is best suited for the following applications:

Agricultural Equipment
Auto Body
Automotive Exhaust
General Fabrication
Heavy Equipment
Pipe Welding
Pressure Vessels
Railcars
Shipbuilding
Structures
Trailers

Advantages of the Satin Glide™ Welding Wire

The Satin Glide™ 309LHS welding wire can be used for all metal transfer modes of GMAW and mechanized, robotic, and semi-automatic welding. It also excels in single- and multi-pass weldments. If features a composition of 0.07% maximum carbon, 23-25% chromium, 12-14% nickel, and 0.7-1% silicon.

Shielding Gas Blends for Satin Glide^® Welding Wire

When it comes to shielding gas blends, Satin Glide^® can be used with a variety of options, such as:

Short Circuit Transfer: 90% Helium, 7-1/2% Argon, 2-1/2% CO₂
Spray Transfer: 95-98% Argon, 2-5% CO₂
Spray Transfer: 98-99% Argon, 1-2% O₂
Flow rate: 35-50 CFH

All-position welding is possible with Satin Glide^® as long as the correct shielding gas blends, welding process, and welding parameters are used.

Stainless-Steel Welding Wire Industry Standards

Satin Glide^® meets or exceeds several specifications, including:

AWS A5.9/A5.9M: ER309Si, ER309LSi
ASME SFA-A5.9: ER309Si, ER309LSi
ASME Section III Nuclear requirements

Stainless-Steel Welding Wire Storage Instructions

Keeping the welding wire in its original sealed package until its ready to use can help prevent the welding wire from being contaminated. It should also be kept in a dry location out of direct sunlight and avoiding excessive heat or extreme cold.