(Made in USA) Kiswel USA K-NGS E-71TGS 0.030in. Dia 10lb. Gasless-Flux Core Wire Welding Wire

Over the years I've used several different brands of flux core in my Hobart machines, from cheaper brands to expensive brands. This is the cheapest brand I've bought and it is by far the best. Prior to this I disliked flux core so much, I went out and bought a tank and started using gas which can get kind of expensive. When looking to buy some more solid wire, I ran across this wire and thought I'd buy it as a backup, just in case I ran out of gas in the middle of a project. I tried it and now I wonder why I went with gas at all. It spatters very little and flows great. Now I'm using the gas as a backup when/if I run out of this flux core . Much cheaper this way.An old TV commercial used to sell something by saying "it's good stuff, cheap".This is one of those things.

It was really hard for me to find a good wire to do multipass jobs. This stuff works great. Cleans up easily, pretty shiny welds, strong!

Got this to replace some Weldcote that I had ran out on. This was USA made and a good price. I will say it has been a little of a a learning curve getting used to this new wire. Penetration is good, but I have had tea modify my settings on my welder, and get used to wear The Sweet Spot is for this wire. Penetration is good and welds come out very nice. A copious amount of slag does form compared to the weld coat brand wire, which had more of a Dusty slag. This often times needs to be hammered off with this wire. It does make a pretty nice bead. Candles very light surface rust and other inclusions well.

I like this better than even the Inetub stuff, which is really nice stuff. Better than Blue demon, Lincoln and Vulcan. I'm actually able to do body work/stitch welds with this wire and not blow through sheet metal, something I can't do with other brands. I'm using a forney 140 welder.

Delivered in excellent shape with no shipping damage. Wire is would neatly and feeds through my 140 Amp welder like butter. Slag chips off with just a light brushing and hammering needed. If you have a DC welder, make sure you are using the correct polarity!!! Flux-cored welding requires DC electrode negative. Get your machine setup correctly and this wire performs! So much better wire then the Chinese H-Freight wires I have used. And it is made in the USA or so the box says. I don't have much experience with the big H-bart wire and don't think I will with how good this wire is. I am so pleased with this product I ordered a second roll as a back up. 10 out of 10! Will and did buy again.

I am welding a truck frame to a 1999 Dodge Ram Cummins together and adding some nice beads the money is cheap for this and it’s the best stuff I have used it cleans up nice get this stuff and try it and it made in the USA what more can I say I planned on buying tanks for gas but why when I get Results like this

Pretty good wire

First impressions:1) beads have more slag than HF wire2) beads clean up shinier than HF wire3) sure seemed like A LOT less smoke after making a run4) so much easier to grind out and sand down it blew my mindWelds seem plenty strong. So far I like it very much. Shipping was super fast. Excellent company.