Lincoln Electric KP1959-1 Mig Wire Liner 0.035 in 15 Ft

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC KP1959-1 is an air-cooled MIG welder wire liner designed to guide 0.035-inch diameter wire through the gun cable assembly with consistent feed performance. Constructed from aluminum, this liner measures 15 feet in overall length and is rated for use at up to 100 amps. It is a direct-fit component intended for Lincoln Electric MIG welding systems. Licensed welders and maintenance technicians install this liner during gun maintenance or when wire feed performance degrades due to liner wear, debris buildup, or damage.

This liner is suited for aluminum wire applications in both shop and field MIG welding environments. Its air-cooled design makes it appropriate for lower-amperage continuous or intermittent MIG processes where liquid cooling is not required. Typical installation scenarios include routine gun maintenance intervals or troubleshooting erratic wire feed. The 15-foot length is sized to match standard-length MIG gun cable assemblies used in light industrial and fabrication settings.

Key Features

• Air-cooled liner construction rated up to 100 amps
• Aluminum liner material compatible with aluminum wire feed applications
• 0.035-inch minimum wire outside diameter
• 15-foot overall length matches standard MIG gun cable assemblies
• OEM-style replacement for Lincoln Electric MIG welding systems

Compatibility

Designed for use with Lincoln Electric MIG welding equipment. Refer to your gun and wire feeder documentation to confirm liner diameter and length requirements before installation.

Installation Notes

Liner replacement is performed by welders or maintenance technicians familiar with MIG gun disassembly. Always power down the welding system and disconnect it from its power source before servicing the gun or liner. Remove the wire spool and feed the new liner from the feeder end, trimming to fit per the gun manufacturer instructions. Ensure the liner is properly seated at both the feeder inlet and gun tip end to prevent wire feed issues.