Dual Shield X Series Flux Cored Wire - Better, Faster, Easier

Dual Shield 700X Has Broader Operating Ranges

DUAL SHIELD 700X

AWS A5.20 E70T-1C
Broader operating range for both higher and lower current levels compared to competitive flux cored wires

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Dual Shield 711X Has Higher Top End Currents

DUAL SHIELD 710X

AWS A5.20 E71T-1C/T-1M/T-9C/T-9M
Higher top end currents are possible
Larger diameter wires can be used at lower current levels

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Dual Shield II 711X Has Broader Welding Parameters

DUAL SHIELD II 711X

AWS A5.20 E71T-1C/12C
Much broader welding parameter window in comparison to traditional flux cored wires
Can use larger diameter wires at lower current levels

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Dual Shield II 712X Has Broader Welding Parameters

DUAL SHIELD II 712X

AWS A5.20 E71T-1MJ/12MJ
Higher top end and lower bottom end welding parameters
Larger diameter wires can be used at lower current levels

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* Notes on Comparison Graphs

All electrodes used for comparison were 1/16" diameter

Dual Shield 710X, II 711X and II 712X were welded in the vertical up position

Evaluation of parameters

Minimum and maximum amperages wherein an acceptable fillet weld could be deposited

Criteria included acceptable bead appearance, maintaining predetermined fillet size, with minimum convexity and spatter

"The welding arc and puddle were very stable and consistent. This is part of why they say it is so "user friendly". It makes the flux cored welding process a step or two easier and that's really good for everyone from the novice to the seasoned veteran welders. The low fume rate and easy peel slag keeps you breathing easier and hammering less. That means better productivity all the way around."
- J. Doherty