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SAl 4043 is a premium aluminum-silicon alloy welding wire containing approximately 5% silicon, offering outstanding weld fluidity and crack resistance. Classified as AWS A5.10 ER4043 / R4043 and EN ISO 18273 S Al 4043, it is specifically engineered for MIG and TIG welding of 6XXX series and cast aluminum alloys.

 

Its low melting point, smooth arc characteristics, and bright weld appearance make it a go-to choice for fabrication, casting repairs, and structural applications.

 

Key Features

  • Excellent arc stability with low spatter

  • Smooth, aesthetically bright weld beads

  • Outstanding resistance to thermal cracking

  • Ideal for joining heat-treatable 6000 series aluminum alloys

  • Also suitable for brazing and welding aluminum castings

 

Specifications

  • Alloy Type: ER4043 / S Al 4043

  • Diameter: 1.0 mm

  • Spool Weight: 2 kg

  • Standards: AWS A5.10 / EN ISO 18273

  • Melting Range: 574–632 °C

  • Density: 2.68 g/cm³

 

Recommended Use

SAl 4043 is ideal for welding:

  • 6000 series aluminum alloys such as 6061 and 6063

  • Forged and cast aluminum components with silicon content ≤7%

  • Brazing and overlay applications requiring bright, clean finishes

Commonly used across:

  • Transportation: shipbuilding, automotive, railcar structures

  • Industrial and consumer goods: chemical equipment, sports frames, furniture

  • Manufacturing: molds, containers, tools, general fabrication

 

Important Note:
Not recommended for welding aluminum-magnesium alloys, as it may form brittle Mg₂Si phases, reducing joint ductility and corrosion resistance.


Also not suitable where anodised colour match is required.

Aluminum 4043 MIG Wire 1.0mm 2.0kg

SKU: G431020
£44.00Price
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  • Proper Storage:

    To maintain wire quality, store in a dry, well-ventilated area (10–40°C, max 60% humidity). Keep wire on pallets or racks, never directly on the floor or near walls. Do not remove anti-oxidation packaging until use. Once opened, use promptly to avoid moisture exposure. Follow First-In-First-Out (FIFO) handling.

     

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