Coiled conventional liner shown from top at 45-degree angle

Coiled conventional liner shown from front

Conventional Liners

Conventional liners for MIG welding guns are made of high carbon music wire for smooth wire feed and long life.

Available for mild steel, aluminum, stainless steel and flux-cored wire in lengths of up to 25 feet (7.6 m) for all wire sizes, these rear-loading liners thread in with no need for set screws.

Part Numbers

Liners for Steel/Stainless Steel Wire

415-23-15	for 0.023″ wire, 15′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-30-6	for 0.030″ wire, 6′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-30-15	for 0.030″ wire, 15′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-30-25	for 0.030″ wire, 25′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-35-6	for 0.035″ – 0.045″ wire, 6′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-35-10	for 0.035″ – 0.045″ wire, 10′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-35-15	for 0.035″ – 0.045″ wire, 15′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-35-25	for 0.035″ – 0.045″ wire, 25′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-116-6	for 0.045″ – 1/16″ wire, 6′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-116-10	for 0.045″ – 1/16″ wire, 10′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-116-15	for 0.045″ – 1/16″ wire, 15′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-116-25	for 0.045″ – 1/16″ wire, 25′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-564-6	for 1/16″ – 5/64″ wire, 6′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-564-10	for 1/16″ – 5/64″ wire, 10′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-564-15	for 1/16″ – 5/64″ wire, 15′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-564-25	for 1/16″ – 5/64″ wire, 25′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-332-6	for 0.078″ – 3/32″ wire, 6′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-332-15	for 0.078″ – 3/32″ wire, 15′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-332-25	for 0.078″ – 3/32″ wire, 25′ length; high carbon steel – round wound
415-332-167	for 0.078″ – 3/32″ wire, 15′ length; high carbon steel – D wound
415-332-267	for 0.078″ – 3/32″ wire, 20′ length; high carbon steel – D wound

Polymer Liners for Aluminum Wire

415-45-01	for 0.035″ – 3/64″ wire, 6′ length
415-45-02	for 0.035″ – 3/64″ wire, 10′ length
415-45-03	for 0.035″ – 3/64″ wire, 15′ length
415-45-04	for 0.035″ – 3/64″ wire, 25′ length
415-116-21	for 3/64″ – 1/16″ wire, 6′ length
415-116-22	for 3/64″ – 1/16″ wire, 10′ length
415-116-23	for 3/64″ – 1/16″ wire, 15′ length
415-116-26	for 3/64″ – 1/16″ wire, 25′ length
415-25	for 0.030″ – 1/16″ wire, 8″ length; bronze jump liner for use with liner
415-25-13	for 0.030″ – 1/16″ wire, 13″ length; bronze jump liner for use with liner

Steel Wrapped Nylon Liners for Aluminum Wire

415-35-05	for 0.030″ – 0.035″ wire, 6′ length
415-35-2	for 0.035″ – 0.045″ wire, 15′ length
415-116-05	for 0.045″ – 1/16″ wire, 5′ length
415-116-2	for 0.045″ – 1/16″ wire, 15′ length

Specialty Plated Liners for Stainless Steel Wire

415-35-082	for 0.035″ – 0.045″ wire, 8′ length; galvanized steel extended life – D wound
415-35-152	for 0.035″ – 0.045″ wire, 15′ length; galvanized steel extended life – D wound
415-35-252	for 0.035″ – 0.045″ wire, 25′ length; galvanized steel extended life – D wound

Jump Liners

495-18-35	for 0.035″ – 0.045″ wire, 26″ length
495-18-116	for 0.052″ – 1/16″ wire, 26″ length

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As manufacturers of semi-automatic, fixed automatic and robotic MIG guns and consumables, Tregaskiss and Bernard have earned a reputation as an experienced, dependable partner to its customers in the automotive, construction and fabrication, heavy equipment, ship, rail, general manufacturing, commercial truck and trailer, and oil and gas industries. Tregaskiss and Bernard offer air-cooled semi-automatic, fixed automatic and robotic MIG guns, water-cooled semi-automatic, fixed automatic and robotic MIG guns, reamers, nozzle cleaning stations, anti-spatter liquid, wire cutters, anti-spatter sprayers, clutches, welding consumables, nozzles, MIG welding tips, and MIG welding torches.

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