Bernard 214-116 Mig Welder Nozzle Tip Insulator

Product Description

The BERNARD 214-116 is a MIG welder nozzle, tip, and insulator component designed for use in MIG (GMAW) welding applications. This part serves as a critical consumable at the front end of a MIG welding gun, directing shielding gas flow around the weld pool while the contact tip transfers welding current to the wire. The insulator isolates the nozzle from the contact tip body, preventing arc-over and premature failure. At 0.5 pounds, it is a lightweight replacement part suited for routine maintenance of MIG welding equipment.

This component is used in professional welding environments including fabrication shops, maintenance and repair operations, and field welding applications. It is appropriate for both light industrial and heavy-duty MIG welding setups where nozzle, tip, and insulator assemblies require periodic replacement due to spatter buildup, burnback, or general wear. Welders and maintenance technicians performing routine gun consumable service are the primary installers.

Key Features

• Combined nozzle, tip, and insulator assembly simplifies consumable replacement
• Insulator design isolates nozzle from contact tip to prevent arc-over
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for easy handling during gun maintenance
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement as needed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement consumable for BERNARD MIG welding guns. Consult the gun model documentation or BERNARD compatibility references to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified welder or welding equipment technician. Always power down the welding machine and disconnect it from its power source before servicing gun consumables. Unthread or unsnap the nozzle assembly per the gun manufacturer's instructions, replace the contact tip and insulator as needed, and ensure all components are hand-tightened securely before resuming operation. Do not operate the gun with a missing or damaged insulator, as this can cause short-circuiting between the nozzle and tip body.