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64-4515 - Tregaskiss Style 15ft Liner for .045-1/16 Wire

Packaging: 1 per each
$50.65/ea

In stock

SKU: GEN415-116-15 Categories: ,

OVERVIEW

Optimized Wire Delivery for Industrial MIG Systems

The integrity of the wire delivery system is a critical factor in maintaining arc stability and weld quality in Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). This 15-foot Liner Assembly is precision-engineered to serve as a direct replacement for Tregaskiss style and Lightning MIG guns, specifically those rated for 300A and 400A service. Designed to accommodate wire diameters ranging from .045 inches to 1/16 inches (approximately 1.2mm to 1.6mm), this liner ensures that heavier gauge wires are fed smoothly through the cable assembly, minimizing friction and drag that can lead to erratic arc performance.

Constructed from high-tensile wound steel, the liner provides the necessary rigidity to prevent kinking while maintaining the flexibility required for operator maneuverability. The internal surface is finished to reduce the coefficient of friction against the welding wire, which is essential for preventing "bird-nesting" at the drive rolls and ensuring consistent contact tip voltage. In high-duty cycle environments where 300A and 400A guns are utilized, the thermal expansion and mechanical stress on consumables are significant; this liner is built to withstand these harsh conditions without premature deformation.

Proper liner maintenance is often overlooked in industrial settings, yet it is the most common cause of feeding issues. Over time, copper flaking from the wire, shop dust, and lubricant buildup can clog the liner, increasing drag force on the wire feeder motor. Replacing the liner with this high-quality aftermarket component restores the system to optimal parameters. The 15-foot length is standard for many industrial setups, but the liner is designed to be easily trimmed to the exact length required for your specific gun configuration, ensuring a perfect fit at the gas diffuser and power pin. Whether used in structural steel fabrication, heavy equipment manufacturing, or general industrial repair, this liner provides the reliability professional welders demand.

Compatibility extends to a broad range of "Tregaskiss Style" front-end consumables and gun bodies, making it a versatile addition to any MRO inventory. By ensuring a smooth path for the electrode, this liner helps maintain a stable current transfer and reduces the frequency of contact tip burnback, ultimately contributing to higher deposition rates and lower operational costs.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 per each
Item:Liner
Brand:Tregaskiss Style
Length :15 ft
Wire Size:0.045, 1/16
Amps:300amp, 400amp
Fits Which Model:Lightning, Tregaskiss Mig Gun
Material:Steel
Compatible Gun Series:Lightning, Tregaskiss

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 15 Ft MIG Gun Liner Assembly (.045-1/16")

APPLICATIONS

  • Structural Steel Fabrication
  • Heavy Equipment Repair
  • Industrial Manufacturing
  • Shipbuilding
  • Automotive Frame Welding

FAQ

This liner is designed for wire diameters between .045 inches and 1/16 inches (approx. 1.2mm to 1.6mm).

It is specifically designed for Tregaskiss Style and Lightning MIG guns. However, if your gun uses Tregaskiss-style consumables and has a similar length, it may fit, but you should verify the back-end connection.

The liner is 15 feet long. It can be trimmed down if your gun cable is shorter (e.g., 10ft or 12ft).

Signs include erratic wire feeding, the wire slipping at the drive rolls, or the wire stopping intermittently while welding. If blowing it out with compressed air doesn't fix it, replace it.

It is made of wound steel, which is the standard material for feeding solid steel and flux-cored wires.

No, steel liners are not recommended for aluminum wire as it is too soft and can shave off inside the steel coil. You should use a Teflon or polymer liner for aluminum.

No, this is a high-quality generic or aftermarket replacement part designed to meet or exceed OEM specifications for Tregaskiss style equipment.

Insert the liner fully into the gun, mark the length at the back end (usually sticking out slightly past the power pin depending on your feeder), remove it slightly to cut, and then file the cut end smooth.