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UNIMIG HYPERMIG 5183 Premium Aluminium MIG Wire

UNIMIG HYPERMIG 5183 Premium Aluminium MIG Wire

$199.00 AUD
$199.00 AUD
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MIG Wire Weight

U11532

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UNIMIG HYPERMIG-5183 Premium Aluminium MIG Wire — high-strength aluminium welding wire formulated for marine, structural and high-load applications. Delivers excellent mechanical properties, smooth arc performance and clean weld appearance on 5xxx-series aluminium alloys. Supplied in a 7 kg spool to suit fabrication, repair and production environments.

Key Features

  • High-strength 5183 aluminium alloy wire for marine, structural and heavy-duty applications
  • Stable, smooth arc performance with consistent wire feeding
  • Produces clean, strong welds with minimal spatter
  • Ideal for welding 5xxx-series aluminium where added strength is required
  • Compatible with standard aluminium MIG torches and drive rollers

Variants & Spool Options

  • 7 kg spool — 1.2 mm (U11532)
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    • Manufacturer Warranties + full coverage under Australian Consumer Law
    • 30-Day Returns on unopened/unused products (customer pays return shipping)
    • Defective Products: free return and replacement, handled with priority

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