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KP666-045C - Lincoln SP-175 Plus Knurled Drive Roll Kit .035-.045

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Wire Feeding for Flux-Cored Applications

The Lincoln Electric KP666-045C Knurled Drive Roll Kit is an essential component for welders utilizing the SP-175 Plus system for flux-cored arc welding. When working with cored wires, standard smooth V-groove rollers often fail to provide adequate traction unless tightened to the point of deforming the wire. This kit solves that problem with a precision-engineered knurled surface that bites gently into the wire's surface, ensuring consistent feed rates without crushing the hollow tubular structure of the consumable.

Designed specifically for wire diameters ranging from .035 inches to .045 inches (0.9 mm to 1.2 mm), this drive roll kit is the key to achieving professional results in structural and maintenance welding. Poor wire feeding is one of the most common causes of frustration in MIG and flux-cored welding, leading to burn-backs, bird-nesting, and unstable arcs. By installing the correct drive roll for your specific wire type, you eliminate these variables, allowing you to focus entirely on your puddle and bead appearance.

Installation is straightforward and requires no specialized tools, making it easy to swap out your drive rolls when changing between solid and cored wires. The durability of the hardened steel construction ensures that the knurling maintains its grip over long periods of heavy use. Whether you are a hobbyist repairing farm equipment or a professional fabricator, the KP666-045C ensures your Lincoln Electric equipment operates at peak performance.

Investing in genuine Lincoln Electric parts guarantees compatibility and performance. This kit is manufactured to the tight tolerances required by the SP-175 Plus wire drive mechanism, ensuring perfect alignment with the wire guide and liner. Don't let slippage compromise your weld quality; upgrade to the appropriate knurled drive roll for all your flux-cored projects.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, pack of 1
Wire Diameter:0.035 in, 0.045 in
Wire Type:Cored, Flux-Cored
Compatible Model:SP-175 Plus
Product Type:Drive Roll Kit
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Wire Diameter:0.035 in, 0.045 in
Wire Type:Flux-Cored, Cored
Drive Roll Type:Knurled
Compatible Model:SP-175 Plus
Product Type:Drive Roll Kit
Brand:Lincoln
Packaging Description:pack of 1

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Knurled Drive Roll (.035-.045 in)
  • Installation instructions

APPLICATIONS

  • Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) with gas-shielded or self-shielded wires.
  • Structural steel fabrication and repair.
  • Automotive and farm equipment maintenance.
  • Outdoor welding applications where flux-cored wire is preferred.

FAQ

This drive roll kit is designed for wire diameters of .035 inches and .045 inches (0.9 mm and 1.2 mm).

It is not recommended. Knurled rolls are designed for cored wire. Using them on solid wire can create metal shavings that clog the liner. Use smooth V-groove rolls for solid wire.

This kit is specifically listed for the Lincoln Electric SP-175 Plus welding system.

Flux-cored wire is hollow and softer than solid wire. A knurled roll grips the wire without needing high tension, preventing the wire from being crushed or deformed.

The product is described as a kit, but typically drive roll kits for these units focus on the roller itself. Please check the specific package contents or manual for your machine regarding wire guides.

No, aluminum wire typically requires U-groove drive rolls to prevent deformation and shaving. This knurled roll is for steel flux-cored wires.

Yes, this is a genuine Lincoln Electric product, ensuring perfect fit and performance with your Lincoln welder.

Installation generally involves removing the retention cap or screw on the wire drive assembly, sliding off the old roll, and sliding the new one in place, ensuring the keyway aligns.