900-403-1-116 - Miller Style 403 Series Heavy Duty Contact Tip 1/16"

Reliable Heavy-Duty Contact Tips for Industrial Welding

When it comes to maintaining your welding equipment, finding high-quality replacement parts that don't break the bank is essential. The Generic 403-1-116 Style Contact Tip is designed to provide exceptional performance for welders using 1/16-inch (1.6mm) wire. Modeled after the classic Miller 403 series, this contact tip is a perfect fit for older style Miller MIG guns, ensuring that your trusty equipment continues to operate at peak efficiency.

Built for the demands of professional fabrication, this "Heavy Duty" version features robust construction. Standard contact tips can wear out quickly under high heat, but the heavy-duty design of this 403-1-116 replacement ensures better heat dissipation and structural integrity. This means fewer tip changes, less downtime, and more time spent laying down beads. Whether you are working in a production line, a repair shop, or a home garage with industrial equipment, reliability is key.

Choosing generic replacements is a smart way to manage consumables costs. This tip offers the same fit and function as the original manufacturer's part but at a more accessible price point. It threads easily into compatible gas diffusers and provides a consistent electrical connection to the welding wire, which is critical for maintaining a stable arc and producing clean, strong welds.

Key Benefits for Your Shop

• Cost-Effective: Get the performance you need without the premium price tag of OEM branding.
• Durability: The heavy-duty designation means it is built to withstand the rigors of high-amperage welding.
• Perfect Fit: Precision manufacturing ensures it fits seamlessly into Miller GA-40C and GA-50C style guns.
• Versatility: Ideal for flux-cored or solid wire applications requiring a 1/16" diameter.

Keep your welding operations running smoothly with these dependable contact tips. Stocking up on consumables like the Generic 403-1-116 ensures you are never caught off guard in the middle of a critical project.