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2298F65 - ESAB Spoolarc 95 ER100S-1 0.035 MIG Wire 16kg

Packaging: 16 kg spool
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OVERVIEW

High-Strength Low-Alloy MIG Wire for Critical Applications

The ESAB Spoolarc 95 (AWS ER100S-1) is a premium copper-coated solid wire designed for the gas metal arc welding (GMAW) of high-yield-strength steels. This product is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of industries requiring welds with tensile strengths exceeding 100,000 psi. The wire chemistry is based on a Manganese-Nickel-Molybdenum alloy system, which provides a robust combination of high strength and superior ductility. It is specifically formulated to match the mechanical properties of quenched and tempered steels such as ASTM A514, A517, and military grades like HY-80 and HY-100.

This 16 kg (approx. 35.3 lb) spool offers a metric packaging standard often preferred in global manufacturing environments. The 0.035-inch diameter is versatile, allowing for welding in all positions when using short-circuit transfer, though it excels in spray transfer modes for flat and horizontal fillets on heavier plate. The Spoolarc 95 exhibits excellent Charpy V-Notch (CVN) toughness values at sub-zero temperatures, typically maintaining high impact resistance down to -50°F (-45°C). This makes it an essential consumable for fabricating heavy equipment, crane booms, mining machinery, and offshore structures where low-temperature performance is critical.

Metallurgically, the ER100S-1 classification ensures low hydrogen levels in the weld deposit, provided proper storage and handling procedures are followed. The wire's composition is tightly controlled to minimize impurities, reducing the risk of cold cracking in the heat-affected zone (HAZ) of sensitive base materials. For optimal results, shielding gases such as Argon/CO2 mixtures (e.g., 98/2 or 90/10) are recommended to maintain the alloy's mechanical properties while ensuring a stable arc. This product is a staple for MRO operations dealing with earthmoving equipment repair and structural steel fabrication requiring yield strengths in the 80-100 ksi range.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:16 kg spool
Weld Process:MIG
Grade:NA, Steel
Packaging:10lb tube, 16kg spool
Brand:Exocor
Diameter:0.035, 1.6mm
Position:n/a
Polarity:NA
AWS Classification:ER100S-1
Wire Diameter:0.035"
Spool Size:16 kg
Tensile Strength:100,000 psi minimum
Shielding Gas Requirement:Argon/CO2 Mix, Argon/Oxygen Mix
Material Composition:Low Alloy Steel (Mn-Ni-Mo)
Current Type:DCEP
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AWS Classification:ER100S-1
Wire Diameter:0.035"
Spool Size:16 kg
Tensile Strength:100,000 psi minimum
Shielding Gas Requirement:Argon/CO2 Mix, Argon/Oxygen Mix
Material Composition:Low Alloy Steel (Mn-Ni-Mo)
Current Type:DCEP
Brand:ESAB
Diameter:0.035
Packaging:16kg spool
Weld Process:MIG
Grade:Steel

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 16 kg Spool of ESAB Spoolarc 95 (ER100S-1) 0.035" MIG Wire

APPLICATIONS

  • Construction of heavy cranes and lifting equipment
  • Fabrication of mining machinery and earthmoving equipment
  • Welding of HY-80 and HY-100 military-grade steels
  • Structural steel projects requiring 100 ksi tensile strength
  • Repair of agricultural machinery frames
  • Offshore platform components

FAQ

This wire is classified as AWS A5.28 ER100S-1.

Argon/CO2 mixtures (such as 98Ar/2CO2 or 90Ar/10CO2) are typically recommended to achieve the best mechanical properties and arc stability.

The wire produces a weld deposit with a minimum tensile strength of 100,000 psi (approx. 690 MPa).

While it can weld mild steel, it is over-alloyed for that purpose. It is specifically designed for high-strength low-alloy (HSLA) steels like T-1 or HY-80.

This is a 16 kg spool, which is approximately 35.3 lbs.

Yes, ESAB Spoolarc 95 features a copper coating to improve electrical conductivity and feeding performance.

This wire has a diameter of 0.035 inches (0.9 mm).

The wire itself does not dictate preheat, but the high-strength base materials (like A514 or HY-80) it is used on typically require specific preheat and interpass temperatures to prevent cracking.