Pro-source 14H-116 Mig Welder Contact Tip 1/16 in

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 14H-116 is a MIG welder contact tip designed for use with 1/16 inch wire diameter. The contact tip is the consumable nozzle component through which the welding wire feeds during MIG welding operations. It makes electrical contact with the wire to transfer current and guide the wire toward the weld pool. This tip is sold individually and is intended as a replacement part for MIG welding guns. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for standard MIG gun assemblies used in light fabrication, maintenance, and repair welding applications.

This contact tip is suited for MIG welding setups running 1/16 inch wire, commonly used in medium-duty welding on structural steel, sheet metal fabrication, and general shop work. It is appropriate for both shop environments and field repair situations where the contact tip requires routine replacement due to wear, spatter buildup, or burnback. Welding technicians and fabricators performing scheduled consumable maintenance will find this tip a direct replacement option. The minimum order quantity is 10 units, making it practical for stocking as part of a consumables inventory.

Key Features

• Fits 1/16 inch minimum and maximum wire outside diameter
• Compact form factor: 1.48 inches in length, 0.28 inches in width and height
• Lightweight at approximately 0.024 pounds per tip
• Sold as a single tip per package unit
• Ordered in multiples of 10, suitable for consumables stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement contact tip for MIG welding guns accepting 1/16 inch wire diameter consumables. Verify gun thread type and tip seat geometry before installation to confirm fitment with your specific welding gun model.

Installation Notes

Contact tips are installed and replaced by welding technicians as part of routine MIG gun consumable maintenance. Always disconnect the welding machine from its power source before removing or installing a contact tip. Use the appropriate tip wrench or pliers to avoid cross-threading the tip into the diffuser. Inspect the gas diffuser and nozzle for spatter accumulation whenever replacing the contact tip.