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The Copper-Free composition of our range of mild steel MIG wire ensures a purer metal deposit for superior welding results.

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  • Sifmig Zero SG3 Copper Free Steel MIG Wire – x 0.8 mm x 15 Kg

    WA190815

     £62.20 ex VAT £74.64 inc VAT
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  • Weld Star – CF2 (G3Si1) Wire (1.2mm) 18kg

    3010200841

     £36.25 ex VAT £43.50 inc VAT
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  • Weld Star – CF2 (G3Si1) Wire (1.0mm) 18kg

    3010200839

     £37.50 ex VAT £45.00 inc VAT
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  • Weld Star – CF2 (G3Si1) Endurance Pac (1.2mm) 250kg

    3010200926

     £431.25 ex VAT £517.50 inc VAT
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  • Weld Star – CF2 (G3Si1) Endurance Pac (1.0mm) 250kg

    3010200922

     £450.00 ex VAT £540.00 inc VAT
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  • Sifmig Zero SG3 Copper Free Steel MIG Wire – x 1.2 mm x 250 Kg

    WA1912250

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  • Copper Free Steel MIG Wire SIFMIG ZERO SG3 – 1.0 mm (250 Kg POP)

    WA1910250

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  • Copper Free Steel MIG Wire SIFMIG ZERO SG3 – 1.0 mm (200 Kg POP)

    WA1910200

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  • Sifmig Zero SG3 Copper Free Steel MIG Wire – x 1.2 mm x 18 Kg

    WA191218

     £45.75 ex VAT £54.90 inc VAT
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  • Sifmig Zero SG3 Copper Free Steel MIG Wire – x 1 mm x 18 Kg

    WA191018

     £51.15 ex VAT £61.38 inc VAT
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