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Subject: Re: Using gas with flux core Author: mac@hi-pointe weld eqpt repair [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 15:04:41 01/16/04 Fri In reply to: James Stribling 's message, "Using gas with flux core" on 20:39:13 01/13/03 Mon there is a type of flux core wire that uses gas shielding also, it is called dual shield wire, find out if that is what u have, the aws number on the spool of wire will identify what type of wire u have, example er-70-6 or something like that, talk to your salesman or call another distrutor to identify the wire, good luck [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Using gas with flux core brainfarth 20:16:33 01/25/04 Sun