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Washington Alloy

Washington Alloy 33 Lb. Spool Mig Welding Wire 310 Stainless Steel (.035 X 33lb.)

Washington Alloy 33 Lb. Spool Mig Welding Wire 310 Stainless Steel (.035 X 33lb.)

TS 310 093

$751.72
Shipping: Free ground to lower 48 on qualifying orders.
310 is used for welding types AISI 310, 304 clad stainless steel, ferritic and martensitic chromium steels, and for stainless steel overlay work on mild and carbon steels. 310 w...
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Typically ships within 1–2 business days. Shipping: Free ground to lower 48 on qualifying orders.
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Corydon, IN
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  • Ships from: Corydon, Indiana
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310 is used for welding types AISI 310, 304 clad stainless steel, ferritic and martensitic chromium steels, and for stainless steel overlay work on mild and carbon steels. 310 welding wire produces weld deposits of high strength and high resistance to scalling at elevated temperatures.
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