Lincoln Electric KP4141-1 Plasma Cutter Consumables LC-105

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC KP4141-1 is a plasma cutter consumable accessory kit designed for use with the LC-105 torch on the Tomahawk 1500 plasma cutting system. The kit includes cutting tips, electrodes, shield cups, and nozzles, all constructed from copper for thermal conductivity and durability under high-amperage plasma arc conditions. This consumable set maintains cut quality and arc stability during heavy-duty cutting operations. Licensed trade professionals and fabricators replace these components as part of routine torch maintenance to preserve cut edge quality and extend torch body service life. Cutting capacity reaches 1-1/4 inches on compatible material.

This consumable kit fits the LC-105 torch paired with the Tomahawk 1500 plasma cutter. It is suited for a wide range of applications including general fabrication, construction and field erection, automotive work, maintenance and repair, marine fabrication and repair, and oil and gas field work. Both shop-based and field service professionals rely on these replacement consumables to keep plasma cutting equipment running at rated capacity without downtime caused by worn tips or degraded electrodes.

Key Features

• Includes cutting tips, electrodes, shield cups, and nozzles in one replacement kit
• Copper construction for high thermal conductivity and resistance to arc erosion
• Cutting capacity of 1-1/4 inches on the Tomahawk 1500 system
• Designed for the LC-105 torch — direct OEM-style fitment with no modification required
• Supports multi-industry applications: fabrication, marine, automotive, oil and gas, and maintenance

Compatibility

Designed for use with the LC-105 torch on the Tomahawk 1500 plasma cutter.

Installation Notes

Consumable replacement on plasma cutting torches should be performed by qualified welding or cutting equipment technicians. Always power down the plasma cutter and disconnect it from its power source before removing or installing torch consumables. Inspect the torch body and retaining cup threads for wear or contamination before installing new components. Follow the torch manufacturer's assembly sequence to ensure proper seating of the electrode, nozzle, and shield cup before resuming cutting operations.