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KP1952-1 - Lincoln Electric KP1952-1 Magnum MIG Gun Gooseneck 45 Degree

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OVERVIEW

Restore Precision with the Lincoln Electric KP1952-1 Gun Tube Assembly

The Lincoln Electric KP1952-1 Gun Tube Assembly is a critical replacement component designed to restore the functionality and ergonomics of your Lincoln MIG welding gun. Often referred to as a "gooseneck" or "conductor tube," this assembly serves as the structural backbone of the torch's front end, guiding the welding wire from the cable assembly to the contact tip. Over time, gun tubes can become damaged due to accidental drops, excessive heat exposure, or thread wear, leading to poor electrical conductivity and erratic wire feeding. Installing a genuine Lincoln Electric replacement ensures that your equipment operates at the high standards intended by the manufacturer.

This specific assembly features a standard 45-degree bend, which is the industry preference for general-purpose fabrication. The angle offers a comfortable hand position for the operator while allowing access to common joint configurations, such as fillets and lap joints. Constructed from high-grade copper alloys, the tube is engineered to handle the thermal stresses of welding while maximizing current transfer to the contact tip. A degraded gun tube can often be the hidden culprit behind arc instability; replacing it with the KP1952-1 eliminates these variables, ensuring a consistent and reliable weld bead.

Maintenance professionals and fabricators understand that the longevity of a welding gun depends on the quality of its components. The KP1952-1 is manufactured to precise tolerances, ensuring a tight seal with the gas diffuser and proper seating for the gun liner. This prevents shielding gas leaks that could cause porosity and ensures the wire liner does not kink inside the neck. Whether you are repairing a gun for a production line or maintaining a personal welder, this assembly provides the durability and fitment required for seamless operation.

Key Benefits for Industrial Maintenance:

  • Direct Fit: Engineered specifically for compatible Lincoln Electric Magnum series guns, eliminating guesswork during repair.
  • Durability: Heavy-duty construction resists bending and heat damage better than generic aftermarket alternatives.
  • Performance Restoration: Solves common issues like hot handles and sputtering arcs caused by worn conductor tubes.
Additional Information
Brand:Lincoln Electric
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Component Type:Gun Tube Assembly, Gooseneck
Bend Angle:45 Degrees
Compatible Process:MIG Welding, Flux-Cored Welding
Material:Copper Alloy, Brass

INCLUDED

  • (1) Gun Tube Assembly (45 Degree)

APPLICATIONS

  • General fabrication and repair
  • Automotive body work
  • Light industrial manufacturing
  • Farm and agricultural equipment repair
  • Maintenance and overhaul operations

FAQ

The KP1952-1 features a standard 45-degree bend angle, which is suitable for most general welding positions and ergonomic requirements.

Yes, the KP1952-1 is a genuine OEM replacement part manufactured by Lincoln Electric, ensuring proper fit and performance.

You should replace the gun tube if it is physically bent, the threads are stripped, or if you experience excessive heat in the handle or erratic arc issues that aren't solved by changing the tip or liner.

Typically, the gun tube assembly is sold as the bare conductor tube. Gas diffusers, nozzles, and contact tips are usually sold separately as consumables.

The gun tube is constructed from a durable, high-conductivity copper alloy designed to withstand welding heat and electrical current.

No, it is designed for specific Lincoln Magnum series guns (often the 100L or similar small frame guns). Please check your welder's parts manual to confirm compatibility with part number KP1952-1.

Yes, a kinked or damaged gun tube can create friction on the liner, leading to erratic wire feeding, slipping drive rolls, or bird-nesting.

Installation typically involves loosening the set screw or retaining nut at the gun handle, removing the old tube, and inserting the new one, ensuring the liner feeds through smoothly.