Tag: wire feed
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TC 70S-2 104 Washington Alloy .035, 44 Lb. 70S-2 MIG Wire, Pack of (1): Product Breakdown
TC 70S-2 104 Washington Alloy .035, 44 Lb. 70S-2 MIG Wire, Pack of (1) is a solid MIG wire intended for mild-steel fabrication, maintenance, and repair. The key points for buyers are…
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TC 70S-2 16 Washington Alloy .045, 11 Lb. 70S-2 MIG Wire, Pack of (1): Product Breakdown
Washington Alloy TC 70S-2 16 is a solid MIG wire in .045 in. diameter on an 11 lb spool. The core value of this wire is straightforward: it is intended for mild-steel…
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Lincoln ED035417, 0.045″ UltraCore 111K3M-H Plus Mig Wire, 33 Lbs. Spool: Product Breakdown
Lincoln ED035417, 0.045" UltraCore 111K3M-H Plus Mig Wire, 33 Lbs. Spool is a gas-shielded flux-cored wire intended for welding programs that need controlled arc behavior and all-position capability. For welders, fabricators, and…
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Lincoln Electric KP2632-1, Magnum 100SG Barrel Liner: Product Breakdown
The Lincoln Electric KP2632-1 Magnum 100SG Barrel Liner is a replacement wear part for the Magnum 100SG spool gun. In wire-feed systems, liner condition matters because the liner guides the electrode wire…
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000-068 Miller Style M-Series Contact Tip .035 – Arc Weld by Masterweld Pack of (25): Replacement Part Breakdown
If you are maintaining a MIG gun, the contact tip is a wear item that directly affects arc stability and wire feed consistency. The product listed here is the 000-068 Miller Style…
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Tweco 44-116-25, Replacement Liner/Conduit, Pack of (1): Product Breakdown
If a MIG gun starts feeding erratically, the liner is one of the first wear parts to inspect. The Tweco 44-116-25, Replacement Liner/Conduit, Pack of (1) is listed as a 1/16″ x…
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Lincoln Electric SuperArc LA-90 MIG Wire ER80S-D2/ER90S-D2, 0.045″, 500 lb Drum (ED001378): Product Breakdown
Lincoln Electric SuperArc LA-90 MIG Wire ER80S-D2/ER90S-D2, 0.045″, 500 lb Drum (ED001378) is a low-alloy GMAW wire intended for higher-strength steel applications where the filler metal classification matters as much as the…
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Choosing Contact Tips for a Spool Gun
Spool gun contact tips have one job: carry welding current to the wire without adding feed resistance. If the tip bore, wire diameter, or thread style is wrong, the gun can feed…
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Why Does My MIG Contact Tip Keep Burning Back?
Troubleshoot recurring MIG contact-tip burnback by checking tip size, liner drag, drive rolls, spool brake tension, and welding setup before replacing more tips.
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MIG Weld Spatter Too High
If MIG weld spatter is running high, start with the basics: voltage, wire feed speed, shielding gas, stickout, and gun angle. Spatter is usually a setup issue, a consumable issue, or both.…
