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Eagle 771 FGS | E71T-1/9M | All-Position Rutile Flux-Cored Welding Wire

Name: Eagle 771 FGS | E71T-1/9M | All-Position Rutile Flux-Cored Welding Wire
Brand: Eagle Alloys Welding
Price: 72.29 CAD
Availability: InStock

$72.29 CAD

Size .035"

.035" .045" 1/16"

Weight

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Description Description

All-Position Rutile Gas-Shielded Flux Core Wire

Eagle E71T-1/9M is a premium gas-shielded rutile flux-cored wire designed for all-position welding of mild and carbon steels. It delivers a smooth, stable arc, excellent bead appearance, easy slag removal and strong out-of-position performance.

Designed for structural fabrication, heavy equipment, construction and general steel fabrication where productivity and operator appeal are important.

Rutile T-1 wires are commonly used for high-deposition, all-position FCAW and operate on DCEP.

Eagle E71T-1/9M is an all-position, gas-shielded rutile flux-cored welding wire for joining mild and carbon steels.

The rutile flux system provides excellent operator appeal with a smooth arc, low spatter, fast-freezing slag and easy slag removal. It performs especially well in vertical and overhead welding while still delivering high deposition rates in flat and horizontal positions. Comparable rutile E71T-1M/-9M wires are widely used for structural steel, heavy fabrication, mining equipment, shipbuilding and general steel construction.

Its dual AWS A5.20 E71T-1M / E71T-9M classification provides the familiar welding characteristics of an E71T-1M wire with the improved impact-property requirements associated with E71T-9M

Smooth Arc. Strong Welds. Built for Everyday Production.

APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS

Heavy equipment manufacturing and repair
Mining equipment
Construction equipment
General fabrication
Structural steel fabrication
Truck and trailer manufacturing
Machinery fabrication
Shipbuilding
Multi-pass welding
Vertical-up welding
Overhead welding
Production welding

PROCEDURE PROCEDURE

Clean the weld area of excessive oil, grease, moisture and other contaminants. Use DCEP polarity and the recommended Ar/CO₂ shielding gas.

Maintain the recommended contact-tip-to-work distance and use stringer beads or controlled weave techniques as required by the joint and welding position. For vertical welding, use vertical-up progression unless otherwise specified by the welding procedure.

Remove slag between passes.

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

AWS Classification: E71T-1M / E71T-9M
Process: FCAW-G / Gas-Shielded Flux Core
Flux Type: Rutile
Welding Positions: All positions
Polarity: DCEP / DC+
Smooth, stable arc
Excellent operator appeal
Fast-freezing slag for positional welding
Easy slag removal
Low spatter
Excellent bead profile
High deposition rates
Good out-of-position performance
Suitable for single-pass and multi-pass welding

TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL DATA

Classification:AWS A5.20-2021
CWB Classification:E49IT-1M-H8
Tensile Strength:Approx. 79,000 psi
Yield Strength:Approx. 71,000 psi
Elongation:Approx. 29%
Polarity:DC Reverse [+]
Shielding Gas:80/20 Argon/CO₂ or 100% CO₂
Gas Flow:30–50 CFH
Positions:All Position

WELDING PARAMETERS WELDING PARAMETERS

Wire Feed Speed Voltage Approx. Amperage
175 IPM 24–29 V 115 A
250 IPM 25–30 V 140 A
300 IPM 26–31 V 155 A
350 IPM 26–31 V 170 A
400 IPM 26–31 V 185 A
450 IPM 27–32 V 200 A
500 IPM 27–32 V 215 A
550 IPM 28–33 V 230 A
600 IPM 28–33 V 245 A

Polarity: DC+ / DCEP
Shielding Gas: 75% Argon / 25% CO₂
Typical CTWD: approximately 1" / 25 mm