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LINCOLN ELECTRIC ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire, 0.035 in, 44 lb, Steel Spool
LINCOLN ELECTRICER100S-G MIG Welding Wire

LINCOLN ELECTRIC ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire, 0.035 in, 44 lb, Steel Spool

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire is a low-alloy steel wire supplied on a steel spool. It offers a tensile strength of 114 to 115 ksi and a yield strength of 106 to 109 ksi as welded.

SKU 3G-OTH-358606

Also listed as: EDS 30778 · EDS-30778

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LINCOLN ELECTRIC
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ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire, 0.035 in, 44 lb, Steel Spool
Part Number
EDS30778
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ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire
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Manufacturer Part Number
EDS30778
Type
0.035 in, 44 lb, 114 to 115 ksi, 106 to 109 ksi
Spool Type
Steel Spool
Yield Strength (As Welded) (Merch)
106 to 109 ksi
Tensile Strength (As Welded) (Merch)
114 to 115 ksi

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Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire is a low-alloy steel wire supplied on a steel spool. It offers a tensile strength of 114 to 115 ksi and a yield strength of 106 to 109 ksi as welded.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is LINCOLN ELECTRIC ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire used for?

This low-alloy steel wire is used for MIG welding of high-strength steels in structural fabrication, heavy equipment repair, and pressure vessel manufacturing. It delivers tensile strength of 114 to 115 ksi and yield strength of 106 to 109 ksi as welded.

What are the specifications of LINCOLN ELECTRIC ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire?

The wire is 0.035 in diameter, 44 lb on a steel spool. As welded, tensile strength is 114 to 115 ksi and yield strength is 106 to 109 ksi. The manufacturer part number is EDS30778. LINCOLN ELECTRIC is the brand.

Where to buy LINCOLN ELECTRIC ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire worldwide?

3G Electric supplies and delivers LINCOLN ELECTRIC ER100S-G MIG Welding Wire worldwide. We handle full logistics and customs clearance as a global industrial sourcing partner, ensuring you receive genuine LINCOLN ELECTRIC consumables for your welding applications.

How to select the right MIG welding wire for high-strength steel?

Match wire tensile and yield strength to base metal requirements. For steels needing 114 to 115 ksi tensile strength, LINCOLN ELECTRIC ER100S-G is suitable. Ensure wire diameter matches your gun liner and contact tip. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for shielding gas and parameters.

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Metal fabrication — Lincoln Electric Fleetweld 37 E6013 electrodes for sheet metal welding and repair.
Stainless steel processing — Blue Max MIG 316L wire for joining and cladding 316/316L components.
Welding shops — X-Tractor 1 Fume Gun portable extractor for source capture at 115 cfm.
Grinding and plasma cutting — X-Tractor Mini with MERV 11 filter for particulate removal.
Heavy metalworking — K2751-11 downdraft table with 1,750 cfm for fume and dust capture.
Maintenance and repair — X-Tractor 1GC portable extractor for on-site fume extraction.
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