Pro-source 14-35 Mig Welder Contact Tip 0.035 in Wire Dia

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 14-35 is a MIG welder contact tip sized for 0.035 inches wire diameter. The contact tip is the consumable at the end of a MIG gun through which the welding wire feeds and conducts current to the arc. Proper tip sizing is critical for stable wire feed, consistent arc performance, and minimal spatter. This tip accepts wire at a minimum and maximum outside diameter of 0.035 inches, making it a direct fit for common 0.035 inches MIG wire spools used in light industrial and fabrication settings. It measures 1.5 inches in length with a 0.25 inch profile, and weighs approximately 0.02 pounds.

This contact tip suits MIG welding applications in metal fabrication shops, maintenance and repair operations, and field welding work. It is used by welding technicians and trade professionals who run 0.035 inches solid or flux-core wire on standard MIG guns. The small form factor and standard sizing make it a routine consumable replacement during routine gun maintenance or after tip burnback. Minimum order quantity is 10 units, sold individually per package.

Key Features

• Designed for 0.035 inches wire diameter, min and max outside diameter both 0.0350 inches
• Compact tip dimensions: 1.5 inches length, 0.25 inches width and height
• Lightweight consumable at 0.02 pounds for easy handling during tip changes
• Standard contact tip form factor for straightforward replacement during MIG gun maintenance
• Minimum order quantity of 10 supports stocking for ongoing production or service use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement contact tip for MIG welding guns that accept 0.035 inches wire diameter tips of this standard profile and length.

Installation Notes

Contact tip replacement is performed by qualified welding technicians or experienced fabricators. Always disconnect the MIG gun from the welder and allow the gun to cool completely before removing a worn or damaged tip. Use the appropriate tip wrench or pliers to avoid damaging the gas diffuser or gun neck threads. Inspect the gas diffuser and liner for spatter buildup whenever replacing the contact tip.