Victor 11401305 Mig Welder Contact Tip 0.052 in

Product Description

The VICTOR 11401305 is a tapered threaded contact tip for MIG welding applications. It accepts wire with a maximum outside diameter of 0.052 inches (1.30 mm) and is designed to guide the wire electrode through the welding gun to the weld pool with consistent electrical contact. This tip threads directly into the gun neck diffuser and is a consumable component that requires periodic replacement due to wear from wire abrasion and heat exposure. Welders and fabricators working with compatible MIG guns will find it a straightforward drop-in replacement during routine torch maintenance.

This contact tip is rated for use with No. 2 and No. 4 MIG guns. It suits wire feed welding setups in light industrial, fabrication, and general maintenance welding environments where 0.052-inch wire is the selected filler diameter. It is sold individually and is appropriate for operations that replace tips on a per-gun basis rather than in bulk packs.

Key Features

• Tapered threaded design for secure, repeatable seating in compatible gun necks
• Maximum wire outside diameter of 0.052 inches (1.30 mm) for correct wire guidance and arc consistency
• Compatible with No. 2 and No. 4 MIG gun configurations
• Single-unit packaging allows targeted replacement without overstocking consumables
• Consumable-grade construction appropriate for high-heat MIG torch environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with No. 2 and No. 4 MIG guns as specified by the manufacturer. Verify gun neck thread pitch and tip bore size against existing torch hardware before installation.

Installation Notes

Contact tips are installed and replaced by welders, welding technicians, or maintenance personnel. Always shut off the wire feeder and disconnect welding power before removing or installing a contact tip. Use the appropriate tip wrench or pliers to avoid cross-threading the tapered threaded connection. Replace the tip when the bore shows visible elongation or when arc performance degrades, as a worn tip affects wire tracking and weld quality.