INEFIL ER70S-6 .030-Inch on 10-Pound Spool Carbon Steel Mig Solid Welding Wire

When I ordered this wire, I was very skeptical because it was almost half the price of competitor wires, and I expected it to perform poorly. When I first switched to it, I was pleasantly surprised. br>br>I was in the middle of a welding project when I ran out of wire (my machine is a Miller Multimatic 215 that runs on 220V). I switched from my Hobart to this one. I was astounded by the quality of the welds, which were made with 030 wire and Inefil wire. This wire is smoother and has less spatter than Hobart wire. It was nice to have a side-by-side comparison on the same project, same material/thickness, etc. br>br>After the fact, I can clearly distinguish between the welds made with this wire and the Hobart wire, which are more even and have a better overall appearance. br>br>I ordered two more spools just in case it became unavailable (or the quality deteriorated) in the future.

Julissa Santos

| Dec 22, 2020

I've been selling welding wire for 35 years, and this is a good wire. From the beginning, when there was no such thing as an, all of the major brands were represented. 030" is the smallest size that is currently available. The wire was in good shape when it was delivered. There is no rust, and the wire is not cross wound, which would prevent it from feeding. Spools would not have survived shipping in the past. The spool was in good condition when it was discovered. The wire has a light copper flash that prevents rust while also not flaking off and clogging liners and tips like a heavier copper flash. The ER70S is a genetically modified version of the ER70S. Its classification of 6 indicates that it contains components that allow it to flow well and weld slightly dirtier steel while still producing a good-looking weld. It's very good at this.

Eden Ashley

| Mar 10, 2021

The Shiznit is the name given to this type of wire. I've noticed that it's not popular among sime reviewers for sheet metal. I'm not sure if you're making use of the. 030 on sheet metal, or you just happened to take a look at the. However, in my experience with automotive sheet metal, this is what happens. Use the smallest wire you can and a 75/25 with your regulator set to the highest setting (25-35). 35lbs)br>This INEFIL is what I use in a. It's amazing to use 023 with that setting. I make use of the. It's incredible to see 030 on thick mild steel.

Zev KNOWLES

| Nov 07, 2021

I made a bracket on the back of my HF welder to hold a larger reel, and it actually feeds smoother and does not override and produce bird's nest. I've used this brand before with smaller reels, and it appears to be more cost effective to buy larger quantities of reel, so I retrofitted my welder with a bracket on the back to accommodate this. The end result was satisfactory.

Lawrence Arias

| Feb 21, 2021

Was exactly what I had hoped for and more. In a Hobart Handler, it took about 5 minutes to go from package to welding. For an Italian product, the price per foot is very reasonable. Contrary to some reviews, I did not notice any improvement in weld performance over my Harbor Freight wire; there was no decrease, but there was no increase.

Abram Wood

| Feb 26, 2021

I've tried a lot of different brands over the years, and they've all gotten worse as they cut corners. br>br>Because the wire is evenly wound on the spool, it feeds smoothly and without jerking. br>br>There are no feed issues caused by wire diameter inconsistencies. This has been an issue with the less expensive brands - Purchase them at your own risk! When I first saw the price of this Inefil wire, I was concerned that it was a low-cost brand that wouldn't feed properly. They demonstrated that I was incorrect. This is what I use on a Miller Passport with straight CO2. It has a good start, wets well, penetrates well, and leaves a clean spatter-free finish. Welding without charge I can detect subtle differences in my welding after 50 years of welding, and the most recent spool of Inefil wire I purchased and currently have on my machine appears to weld even better than the previous ones. Someone told me that Inefil changes their wire when they find a way to improve it, and I believe they have. br>br>As much as I'd like to say this wire is bad so that my competitors won't buy it, I can't. A positive review is due to a good product. I always keep an extra on hand in case I run out and have to settle for whatever is available locally.

Diana Gamble

| Jul 05, 2021

I was a little skeptical at first about this MIG welding solid wire because I wasn't familiar with the brand, but it does produce better-looking weld beads in terms of color and "texture," as other reviewers have noted. It's difficult to describe, but once you start welding with it, you'll notice it. Buying a 10 pound spool is always more cost effective in the long run. Even if you're just a weekend hobbyist, you'll be surprised at how quickly welding wire runs out; the smaller spools simply don't last long enough.

Santana Guerra

| Apr 27, 2021

The INEFIL welds very well when using MIG wire for auto body restoration. Under the right conditions, a smooth bead with good penetration can be expected. Plug welding has also proven to be a huge success so far. I understand why INEFIL has such a good reputation. I paid a little more for this wire than I would have paid locally, but it appears to be of higher quality, and I would purchase it again for my welder. I haven't tried anything thicker than 1/8" yet, but I've had no problems using this on panels as thin as 20 gauge. As usual, with clean, well-prepared panels.

Noe Hickman

| Jun 30, 2021