The Viking 0.035” Copper-Coated Welding Wire packaged in a 44lb spool is ideal for all-position welding as it ensures outstanding arc stability and adhesion even on surfaces with mill scale or rust, making it the top choice for various applications.

Viking^® 0.035” Copper-Coated Welding Wire 44lb Spool

The Viking 0.035” ER70S-6 Copper-Coated Welding Wire is a pinnacle of excellence in MIG welding. Crafted for professionals seeking unparalleled performance, this imported wire, available in a 44lb spool package, stands out with its meticulous design and superior features. The copper-coated exterior of the welding wire not only ensures optimal electrical conductivity but also bestows it with enhanced arc stability, making it a reliable companion for a myriad of welding applications.

Applications for Viking Welding Wire

Viking copper-coated 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 Viking Welding Wire

Viking copper-coated welding wire offers welders a tool that not only simplifies their craft but elevates it to new heights. With this type of welding wire, every weld becomes a testament to precision, durability, and the unwavering pursuit of perfection.

Shielding Gas Blends for Viking Welding Wire

When it comes to shielding gas blends, Viking can be used with a variety of options, such as:

100% CO₂
75-95% Argon/Balance CO₂
95-98% Argon/Balance O₂
Flow rate of 35-50 CFH

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

Viking Welding Wire Industry Standards

Viking copper-coated welding wire meets or exceeds several specifications, including:

AWS A5.18, ASME SFA-A5.18: ER70S-6
CWB W48: B-G 49A 3 C1 S6

Viking Welding Wire Storage Instructions

Store the welding wire in a clean and dry environment to prevent moisture absorption, which can lead to rust and overall wire quality degradation. We recommend keeping the wire in its original sealed package until it’s ready for use.