Value Collection 316112404 Mig Wire Liner 25 Ft Steel

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 316112404 is a steel MIG welder wire liner measuring 25 feet in length, designed to guide welding wire smoothly through a MIG gun cable assembly. The liner sits inside the gun cable and reduces friction as wire feeds from the spool to the contact tip, helping maintain consistent wire delivery and stable arc performance. At 0.1 pounds, this liner is a lightweight consumable replacement suited for MIG welding setups using Tweco-style guns. Installation is handled by welding technicians and maintenance personnel as part of routine gun servicing.

This liner is intended for use with Tweco MIG welding guns and is well suited for shops and field applications where liner wear or kinking causes erratic wire feed. A 25-foot liner accommodates standard MIG gun cable lengths found in both light industrial and production welding environments. It is a direct consumable replacement and should be swapped out when wire feed resistance increases, the liner shows visible kinking, or spatter buildup causes blockage.

Key Features

• Steel construction provides durability and resistance to deformation during wire feed
• 25-foot length fits standard MIG gun cable assemblies
• Designed for use with Tweco MIG welding guns
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy handling during gun teardown
• Consumable replacement to restore consistent wire feed performance

Compatibility

Designed for use with Tweco MIG welding guns. Verify liner inner diameter and connector style match your specific gun model before installation.

Installation Notes

Liner replacement is performed by a qualified welding technician or maintenance professional. Before servicing the MIG gun, disconnect the welding machine from its power source and remove the wire spool to release tension. Remove the contact tip and nozzle, then extract the old liner from the cable housing before threading the new liner through. Trim the liner to length if needed per the gun manufacturer's specification, then reinstall the contact tip and nozzle before resuming operation.