Victor 14401103 Mig Welder Wire Conduit Liner 15 Ft

Product Description

The VICTOR 14401103 is a wire conduit liner designed for MIG welding guns operating at 300 to 450 amps. It guides the welding wire from the feeder through the gun cable to the contact tip, reducing friction and preventing wire binding during continuous feed. Compatible with wire diameters from 0.035 to 0.045 inches, this liner suits a range of wire gauges commonly used in structural, fabrication, and production welding environments. At 15 feet in length, it fits standard-length MIG gun assemblies. Licensed welders and fabrication technicians install this part during routine gun maintenance or when wire feed irregularities indicate liner wear.

This wire conduit liner is suited for professional MIG welding applications in both fabrication shops and field repair environments. It is rated for use in welding guns handling amperage loads between 300 and 450 amps, making it appropriate for medium to heavy-duty MIG work. Compatible equipment includes the EL250, EL350, EL450, and No. 3, No. 4, and No. 5 X-Gun models, as well as 250/400A gun assemblies. It is typically installed when replacing a worn liner to restore consistent wire feed performance and reduce contact tip burnback.

Key Features

• Fits wire diameters from 0.035 to 0.045 inches for versatile wire gauge compatibility
• Rated for 300 to 450 amps, supporting medium to heavy-duty MIG welding
• 15-foot overall length matches standard MIG gun cable assemblies
• Compatible with EL250, EL350, EL450, and No. 3, No. 4, No. 5 X-Gun models
• Direct OEM-style replacement to restore smooth, consistent wire feed

Compatibility

Designed for use with the EL250, EL350, EL450, No. 3, No. 4, and No. 5 X-Gun, and 250/400A MIG welding gun assemblies.

Installation Notes

Wire conduit liner replacement is performed by a qualified welder or welding equipment technician. Disconnect the welding gun from the wire feeder and power source before removing the old liner. Feed the new liner from the gun end toward the feeder connection, ensuring it seats fully at both ends without kinking. Follow the gun manufacturer's installation procedure to secure the liner and verify smooth wire feed before returning the gun to service.