TTA035CH - Bernard AccuLock S .035" Tapered Contact Tip (10-Pack)

Reliable Performance with Bernard AccuLock S Contact Tips

In high-volume industrial welding environments, equipment downtime and troubleshooting can significantly impact the bottom line. The Bernard TT-A035CH AccuLock S Contact Tip is engineered specifically to address the root causes of common MIG welding issues, such as erratic wire feeding and birdnesting. Designed for use with .035-inch (0.9 mm) wire, this contact tip is a core component of the AccuLock S Consumable System, which is standard on Bernard BTB MIG Guns and compatible with select Miller equipment.

The primary advantage of the AccuLock S system is its ability to eliminate liner trim length errors. The contact tip captures the liner and centers it perfectly, ensuring a smooth path for the wire from the feeder to the arc. This concentric alignment prevents the wire from shaving against the side of the tip, a common issue that leads to micro-arcing and premature failure. For fabrication shops and manufacturing plants, this means less time spent unjamming guns and more time welding.

This pack contains 10 tapered contact tips. The tapered design is particularly beneficial for accessing tight corners and complex joints where standard nozzles might obstruct the welder's view. Despite the tapered profile, these tips maintain substantial mass and surface area contact with the gas diffuser, ensuring excellent heat dissipation and electrical conductivity. The coarse thread design further enhances efficiency by allowing welders to replace tips quickly with fewer turns, reducing changeover time during shifts.

By standardizing on Bernard AccuLock S consumables, facilities can streamline their inventory and maintenance procedures. These tips are built to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty fabrication, providing a stable arc and consistent weld quality. Whether you are welding mild steel, stainless, or aluminum, the precision engineering of the TT-A035CH ensures that your wire feeds smoothly, reducing spatter and rework.