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Aluma steel tig rod can be performed using only the # 2 rod on light duty applications requiring less than 1000 lbs. of load strength. Watch the video for a demonstration of how and when it’s acceptable . Refer to the load test report for comparison. For more demanding requirements use the standard instructions and technique found in video number 2 . Applications and use will vary so please feel free to contact us for advice

For most applications aluma steel tig rod is generally performed using both the #1 rod to precoat the steel and the #2 rod to join the two materials together. Average load strength is more than 2000 lbs. Watch the video demo and instructions to see how it’s used. Refer to the load test reports for comparison. For more demanding requirements use recommendations in video
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For maximum benefits use 4043 al to precoat the aluminum then proceed using the recommended instructions . Average load strength is more than 3000 lbs. See the load test reports for comparison. The following video is an example of the strength after use.

Mig wire can be used in a similar fashion as the tig rod . # 2 wire only for light duty applications . Or # 1 wire and # 2 wire for more strength and capabilities. Or for maximum strength then precoat aluminum with 4043 al then proceed with # 1 wire and # 2 wire as recommended. See Mig instructions for settings and general info.