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Sifmig 5556 Aluminium MIG Wire – 1.6 mm x 6.5 Kg

WO371665

£96.10 ex VAT £115.32 inc VAT


Product Model: WO371665
Availability: In Stock

  • BS: 2901 5556A [NG61].
  • Elements are closely controlled for optimum weld strength.
  • MIG 5556 x 1.6mm Aluminium alloy wire containing 5.3% Magnesium.
  • Price includes raw-material surcharge (RMS).
  • Used on 5083 (N8) and for military applications.

Description

Sifmig 5556 Aluminium MIG Wire – 1.6 mm x 6.5 Kg

Aluminium alloy MIG Wire containing 5.3% Magnesium:

Characteristics:

  • Elements are closely controlled for optimum weld strength
  • Used on 5083 (N8) and for military applications

BS: 2901  5556A [NG61]

DATA SHEET

5556

Please note that the price above includes a raw-material surcharge (RMS). The RMS is necessary to reflect changes in the global raw material price and is recalculated monthly in-line with the global commodity index

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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