Lincoln Electric KP2744-364A5356 Mig Contact Tip 3/64in

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC KP2744-364A5356 is a threaded MIG welder contact tip designed for use with Magnum PRO MIG welding guns. It accommodates a 3/64 inch wire diameter and is rated for up to 350 amps of welding current. The tip is manufactured from aluminum using a Copper Plus construction, which increases the copper content throughout the tip body. This added copper mass disperses heat more effectively, keeping the tip cooler during extended welding operations. Licensed welders, fabricators, and maintenance technicians install these tips as part of routine MIG gun consumable replacement.

This contact tip is suited for MIG welding applications in both light industrial and production environments where Magnum PRO welding guns are in service. The threaded connection style allows for straightforward tip changes during scheduled maintenance or mid-job consumable swaps. Anti-seize threading is built into the design to prevent the tip from fusing to the gun diffuser under high-heat conditions, reducing downtime during tip changes. Typical applications include structural fabrication, general metalwork, and maintenance welding at facilities running Lincoln Electric Magnum PRO equipment.

Key Features

• Copper Plus construction increases copper content for improved heat dissipation and longer tip life
• Anti-seize threading prevents tip fusion to the gun diffuser under sustained high-amperage welding
• Threaded connection type for secure, repeatable installation and removal
• Rated for up to 350 amps to support heavy-duty MIG welding operations
• Designed specifically for use with Magnum PRO MIG welding guns
• 3/64 inch tip size for precise wire-to-contact fit with matching wire diameter

Compatibility

Designed for use with Lincoln Electric Magnum PRO MIG welding guns. Accepts 3/64 inch diameter MIG welding wire with a threaded tip seat.

Installation Notes

Contact tip replacement is performed by qualified welders or MIG gun service technicians. Always power down the welding machine and allow the gun neck to cool completely before removing a worn tip. Use the appropriate tip wrench or pliers to avoid cross-threading the tip seat. Follow the gun manufacturer's torque guidance and inspect the diffuser for spatter buildup or damage each time the tip is changed.