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218713 - Miller 20-24 AWG Solder Cup Pin for MS/Amp Connectors (5-Pack)

Packaging: 5 per ea
$7.28/ea

Package Price:

$36.40/5 per ea

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OVERVIEW

Precision Connectivity for Industrial Welding Equipment

The Miller 218713 Connector Pin is a critical component designed for the maintenance and repair of circular MS (Military Standard) and Amphenol-style connectors found on Miller welding equipment. These connectors are the lifeline of modern welding systems, carrying vital control signals between power sources, wire feeders, and remote control devices. When a pin becomes damaged, corroded, or loose, it can lead to intermittent faults, loss of arc control, or complete system failure. This genuine Miller OEM part ensures that your equipment operates at the manufacturer's original specifications, maintaining the reliability required for industrial applications.

Engineered specifically for 20-24 gauge wire, this pin features a solder cup termination style. In the realm of electrical connectivity, the solder cup offers distinct advantages for field repairs and custom cable fabrication. Unlike crimp connections which require specialized, often expensive tooling to achieve a gas-tight seal, a solder cup allows for a metallurgical bond between the wire and the contact. This results in a connection with exceptionally low electrical resistance and high mechanical strength, capable of withstanding the vibration and thermal cycling common in welding environments. The cup is sized precisely to accept the stripped conductor of 20-24 AWG wire, facilitating a clean and manageable soldering process.

The "push-in" design of the Miller 218713 simplifies the assembly of the connector. Once the wire is soldered to the pin, the contact is inserted into the rear of the connector insert (the dielectric block) until it locks into place. This modularity allows technicians to replace individual damaged pins without needing to replace the entire expensive connector assembly. Whether you are rebuilding a 14-pin Amphenol plug for a foot pedal or repairing the internal wiring harness of a heavy-duty power source, these pins provide the precise fit and finish necessary for a professional repair. This package contains five pins, providing ample spares for multi-pin connector maintenance.

Using genuine Miller parts like the 218713 guarantees compatibility with the specific tolerances of the connector housings used on Miller machines. Generic pins may suffer from slight dimensional variances that can lead to poor mating force, fretting corrosion, or difficulty in insertion and extraction. By choosing the OEM specification, maintenance personnel ensure the longevity of the repair and the safety of the equipment operator.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:5 PER EA
Brand:Miller
Wire Gauge Capacity:20-24 AWG
Termination Type:Solder Cup
Connector Compatibility:MS/Amp Circular Connectors
Contact Type:Pin (Male)
Installation Method:Push-in

INCLUDED

  • 5 x Miller 218713 Circular MS/Amp Pins (20-24 Ga Solder Cup)

APPLICATIONS

  • Repairing 14-pin Amphenol remote control cords and plugs
  • Refurbishing internal welding machine wiring harnesses
  • Custom fabrication of control cables for automation
  • Replacing bent or broken pins in wire feeder interconnect cables
  • Maintenance of MS-style circular connectors on industrial equipment

FAQ

This pin is designed for 20-24 AWG wire. This is the standard gauge for control and signal wires in most welding equipment cables.

This is a male pin. It is typically used in the plug side of the connection, but you should visually verify your connector to ensure you need the pin (male) and not the socket (female).

No, these are solder cup pins. You will need a soldering iron and solder to attach the wire to the pin. No crimping tool is required.

The Miller 218713 comes as a package of 5 pins.

These are standard MS/Amp style pins. While they are sold as Miller OEM parts, they fit standard MS and Amphenol circular connector housings that accept this specific size and type of pin.

These are push-in pins. After soldering the wire, you push the pin into the rear of the connector insert until it locks into place. Ensure you are inserting it into the correct numbered position.

Solder cups provide a sealed, high-conductivity connection that is very resistant to vibration and corrosion. They also do not require expensive calibrated crimping tools for installation.

Yes, these pins are commonly used in the 14-pin Amphenol connectors found on Miller equipment, provided the wire gauge matches (20-24 AWG).