INEFIL ER70S-6 .023-Inch on 10-Pound Spool Carbon Steel Mig Solid Welding Wire

This is my 3rd roll of this, works great. No issues, no tangles. Weld is clean, and I can't really say much more than that!

Product arrived quickly and was exactly what I ordered.I'm happy.

Great wire for the price! Low spatter, runs smooth doesn’t jam and grinds decently. Get this while Amazon has it in stock as it isn’t always available. Good alternative to expensive brands at a much lower price point.

I have been doing sheet metal body replacement as a hobby for a few years. I have always used 0.030 wire carbon steel wire and a Hobart Handler 187. I primarily use butt welds for replacing body sheet metal. The 0.030 I used to build a small 5x8 trailer (0.188" thick max). I thought since I was using thinner metal maybe I needed to try a thinner wire. I am glad I switched so far. Not to say it's been a dramatic change, but I believe it's helped with keeping the welds small (allowing for less grinding). I also think the penetration has been better with higher heat settings. It's a different animal with this thinner wire. My Handler has 4 heat settings and a feed of 0-100. For 0.030 wire on sheet metal (18/16 gauge) my settings were generally middle of the road 2/4 heat 40-50 feed. With this 0.023 wire I'm 3/4 heat and 80-90 feed. It can be a little challenging with such I high feed but it's necessary to allow for proper nozzle distance... If that makes sense.

The media could not be loaded. Wire is not spooled correctly and gets stuck every second. Don’t ignore the reviews like I did and spend a little more for quality wire.Update:After checking my machine the bolt that holds the spool was too tight. After loosing it the spool fed flawless. Check your machine if you are having similar issues as I described above. Wire works perfect now, don't hesitate to buy.

This wire comes well packed and sealed. Very consistent feed using a .023 tip. I have used about 1/2 of the spool so far without any issues welding with a Hobart 210. All welding was done at 220V so I can't say if it would be as good using 120V but don't think there would be any noticeable difference. Produces a nice consistent bead at a little faster transverse rate than other wires with good penetration at all settings (amps/feed speed) that I have used. Welded 16 gauge to 3/8" steel (multi-pass) so far and have been pleased with the results. Can't complain at all about the quality and will certainly buy again.

I ran out of wire and needed a spool quite fast. I found this wire as a used item. I assumed it was returned for some reason. As it was a Prime item, I couldn't pass it up for the price, about $25. An extremely good price and free shipping (it weighs 10 lbs). As a lot of people know, welding wire is wound on a plastic spool, as was this one. However, 10 lbs of wire + a plastic spool + traveling several thousand miles did a number on the spool. Luckily, all of the pieces were there and some good glue made the spool whole again.A little time spent fixing the spool was well worth the time.I believe the wire is very high quality, which is what counts.

I've experimented with/used several brands of wire and this wire welds as well as any...noticably better than most.