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  • Alumininum MIG welding

    Does anyone have any experience welding with a 10 foot MIG gun and the appropriate aluminum conversion kit offered in the Miller catalog?

  • #2
    what machine are you going to be using.
    Trailblazer 302g
    coolmate4
    hf-251d-1
    super s-32p
    you can never know enough

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    • #3
      What machine?

      an XMT 304

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      • #4
        franz,

        WELCOME TO THE BOARD FROM Precison Welding Services

        I have run larger diameter wires such as .045" up to 5/64" in a standard 10" gun with a steel liner (new and dedicated to Al) with good results keeping the gun cable straight. I am sure the Al kit would help as it is basically a teflon liner that lessens the pushing resistance of the wire against the liner walls to help avoid lodging and kinking. By the way, how is the 8RC and XMT combo working out?

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        • #5
          franz,

          Stop by the shop and try out the 30A w/ the WC24 and you won't worry about getting the AL liner kit!!! Call me tomorrow if you have the opportunity and we'll set up a time. BTW: Can you get me your corporate fax #?

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          • #6
            What hawk said! I have A 30A with a wc24 on an xmt304 and I really like it. I even keep a couple of small rolls of steel around for those quicky fixes (a trick I picked up here. JEFF
            200DX 350P 625 Plasma & other stuff I forgot

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            • #7
              Thanks for the feedback everyone!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by jeffscarstrucks
                What hawk said! I have A 30A with a wc24 on an xmt304 and I really like it. I even keep a couple of small rolls of steel around for those quicky fixes (a trick I picked up here. JEFF
                Spoolguns are also nice for having a few small rolls of stainless around too.

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