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PGN Bearings ZY-GHM-0902-06, ER70S-6, 0.035 in, 10 lb

The coarsest of three PGN wires on this shelf, on a listing whose fourth bullet exists purely to state the diameter and the weight clearly.

PGN ER70S-6 solid MIG welding wire, 0.035 inch, on a ten-pound spool

PGN Bearings ZY-GHM-0902-06, ER70S-6, 0.035 in, 10 lb

The coarsest of three PGN wires on this shelf, on a listing whose fourth bullet exists purely to state the diameter and the weight clearly.

Amazon reference
B07XFFZX3V
EAN
0760655001301
  • One of three diameters of the same wire on this shelf — .023, .030 and .035 in — so the range covers sheet to section
  • A bullet devoted to stating the diameter and spool weight plainly, "making the key specifications easy to verify before ordering"
  • Carries a different reference format from the maker’s own .023 in and .030 in wires — ZY-GHM-0902-06 against WW-ER70S6-nnn-10LB

Best for: Heavier fabrication, bought from a maker that offers the same wire in three diameters

≈ $33
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Specifications

Amazon reference
B07XFFZX3V
EAN
0760655001301

There is a bullet on this listing whose entire purpose is to state the diameter and the spool weight clearly: “.035 INCH, 10LB SPOOL: Supplied in a .035-inch diameter and 10 pound spool format, making the key specifications easy to verify before ordering.” On a shelf where one wire buries its weight in the last line of the description and another gives none at all, a seller who thinks the specification is worth a bullet of its own is doing something right.

The rest is ordinary and correctly argued. ER70S-6 with high silicon and manganese deoxidisers, which is what the classification means and what lets the wire cope with less-than-clean steel; the joint types it suits; and a claim about careful packing to prevent tangles, which is the failure that turns a ten-pound spool into five pounds of use and a bird’s nest.

Two things are worth noting rather than judging. This wire’s reference is ZY-GHM-0902-06, while the same maker’s .023 in and .030 in wires on this shelf are WW-ER70S6-023-10LB and WW-ER70S6-030-10LB — one product line, two numbering systems. And the ZY-GHM prefix also opens a YESWELDER reference on this shelf. Neither fact tells you anything about the wire; both are visible on the page.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $33 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-07. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions welders ask

Which PGN wire should I buy?

Whichever diameter matches your thinnest metal, which is what this hub’s buying tip says. PGN offers the same ER70S-6 in .023 in for car-body sheet, .030 in as the general-purpose size, and .035 in for thicker section — all on ten-pound spools. The .023 and .030 wires carry references in the form WW-ER70S6-023-10LB and WW-ER70S6-030-10LB; this one is ZY-GHM-0902-06, which is a different numbering system for the same product line.

Is the reference worth noticing?

It is a fact worth recording rather than interpreting. Two of the three PGN wires on this shelf use a reference that spells out the classification, the diameter and the weight; this one uses a code beginning ZY-GHM. A YESWELDER wire on the same shelf carries the reference ZY-GHM-DYYL-2-319. Shared reference prefixes across brands are common in this trade and mean nothing in themselves about who made what — but on a shelf where seven wires share one classification, it is the kind of detail a buyer may want to know they are looking at.

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