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ED030282 - Lincoln Electric SuperGlaze 5356 Aluminum MIG Wire 3/64" 20lb Spool

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OVERVIEW

Premium Aluminum Welding Performance

The Lincoln Electric SuperGlaze 5356 Aluminum MIG Wire (ED030282) is a top-tier consumable designed to meet the rigorous demands of industrial aluminum fabrication. Engineered with a 3/64-inch diameter and supplied on a 20lb spool, this wire is the go-to choice for professionals welding 5XXX and 6XXX series aluminum alloys. As an Aluminum-Magnesium (AlMg5) alloy, ER5356 is widely recognized for its high tensile strength and excellent corrosion resistance, making it superior to 4043 alloys for structural applications where durability is paramount.

SuperGlaze Technology

One of the defining features of this product is Lincoln Electric's proprietary SuperGlaze manufacturing process. This technology controls the surface finish of the wire to an exacting degree, significantly reducing friction as the wire travels through the liner and contact tip. For industrial welders, this means fewer feeding problems, such as bird-nesting or tangling, which are common challenges when working with softer aluminum wires. The enhanced columnar strength of the wire further aids in push-pull or standard push feeding systems, ensuring a stable arc and consistent weld bead appearance.

Industrial Applications

This 5356 alloy is particularly well-suited for applications requiring high shear strength and good ductility. It is the standard filler metal for welding automotive components, such as frames and drive shafts, as well as bicycle frames and marine structures. Unlike 4043 filler metals, SuperGlaze 5356 provides a good color match when the finished part is anodized, making it essential for architectural and aesthetic projects. At Josef Gas, we recommend this wire for fabrication shops looking to optimize their aluminum welding processes with a reliable, high-performance consumable that reduces downtime and improves weld quality.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:20lb spool
Weld Process:MIG
AWS Spec :ER5356
Diameter:0.045, 3/64"
Packaging:20lb spool
Brand:Lincoln
Polarity:DC+
Position:All Position
Material Composition:Aluminum Magnesium Alloy (AlMg5)
Wire Diameter:3/64" (1.2 mm)
AWS Classification:ER5356
Spool Size:20 lb
Shielding Gas Requirement:100% Argon, Argon/Helium Mixtures
Tensile Strength:39,000 psi (Typical)
Packaging Type:Plastic Spool
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Material Composition:Aluminum Magnesium Alloy (AlMg5)
Wire Diameter:3/64" (1.2 mm)
AWS Classification:ER5356
Spool Size:20 lb
Shielding Gas Requirement:100% Argon, Argon/Helium Mixtures
Tensile Strength:39,000 psi (Typical)
Packaging Type:Plastic Spool
Brand:lincoln
AWS Spec:er5356
Diameter:3/64"
Packaging:20lb-spool
Polarity:dc
Weld Process:mig
Position:all-position

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 20 lb Spool of SuperGlaze 5356 Aluminum MIG Wire (3/64")

APPLICATIONS

  • Automotive components (frames, drive shafts, supports)
  • Bicycle frames and recreational equipment
  • Marine fabrication and shipbuilding
  • Truck trailers and panels
  • Storage tanks and pressure vessels
  • Architectural structures requiring anodizing

FAQ

This wire has a diameter of 3/64 inches, which is approximately 1.2 mm.

100% Argon is the most common shielding gas for this wire. For thicker sections, Argon/Helium mixtures can be used to increase heat input.

Yes, ER5356 alloys provide a good color match with the base metal after anodizing, unlike ER4043 which turns dark gray.

Yes, SuperGlaze 5356 is an excellent choice for welding 6XXX series alloys like 6061, especially when higher weld strength is required.

This product comes on a 20 lb (approx. 9.07 kg) plastic spool.

Yes, when welding aluminum, it is highly recommended to use a Teflon or plastic liner (U-groove drive rolls are also recommended) to prevent wire shaving and feeding issues.

5356 (Al-Mg) is stronger and more ductile than 4043 (Al-Si). 5356 feeds better due to stiffness but operates at slightly different parameters. 4043 flows better and is less sensitive to cracking in some specific constrained joints, but 5356 is generally preferred for structural work.

CATALOGUE & SPEC SHEETS

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