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M1365 - Miller M1365 Teflon Jump Liner .047-.062 for Fastip

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OVERVIEW

Precision Aluminum Feeding with Miller M1365

The Miller M1365 Liner is a specialized component designed to optimize the performance of your MIG welding setup, specifically when working with soft alloys like aluminum. This liner is constructed from high-quality Teflon, a material renowned for its exceptionally low coefficient of friction. Unlike steel liners, which can abrade soft aluminum wire and cause shavings to clog the conduit, this Teflon liner ensures a smooth, uninterrupted glide path for the filler metal. It is engineered to accommodate wire diameters ranging from .047 inches (approximately 3/64") to .062 inches (1/16"), covering the most common sizes used in industrial aluminum fabrication.

Measuring 6 inches in length, the M1365 is typically utilized as a jump liner or neck liner within the welding gun assembly, particularly in systems utilizing Fastip consumables. The neck of a MIG gun is often where the most severe bending occurs, creating friction points that can lead to feeding resistance. By installing a dedicated Teflon liner in this section, you maintain the integrity of the wire right up to the contact tip. This is crucial for preventing "bird-nesting" at the drive rolls and ensuring a stable arc, which is notoriously difficult to maintain with aluminum welding.

Genuine Miller parts like the M1365 are manufactured to strict tolerances to ensure perfect compatibility with your equipment. Using OEM replacements guarantees that the liner fits securely within the gun neck, preventing gas leakage or electrical conductivity issues. Whether you are operating a push-pull gun or a standard MIG gun setup adapted for aluminum, maintaining fresh liners is a key maintenance practice. Over time, even Teflon liners can wear or accumulate debris; replacing them regularly with the M1365 helps maintain high productivity and weld quality in demanding production environments.

Key Technical Features:

  • Material Compatibility: Specifically formulated Teflon for aluminum and soft alloy wires.
  • Size Range: Supports .047" to .062" wire diameters.
  • System Fit: Designed for use with Fastip front-end configurations.
  • Function: Reduces friction in the gun neck to prevent feed failures.
Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, 1 per each
Item:Liner
Wire Type:Aluminum
Wire Size:0.047-0.062
Material:Teflon
Length :6 Inches
Compatibility:Fastip System
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Material:Teflon
Length:6 Inches
Compatibility:Fastip System
Brand:Miller
Item:Liner
Wire Type:Aluminum
Wire Size:0.047-0.062
Packaging Description:1 per each

INCLUDED

  • (1) Miller M1365 Teflon Liner (6-Inch)

APPLICATIONS

  • Aluminum MIG Welding
  • Automotive Fabrication
  • Marine Repair and Shipbuilding
  • Sign Manufacturing
  • Industrial Push-Pull Gun Maintenance

FAQ

The M1365 is a Teflon liner designed specifically for soft wires, primarily aluminum. It prevents the shaving and friction issues common when using steel liners with aluminum wire.

This liner accommodates wire sizes from .047 inches (3/64") to .062 inches (1/16").

The 6-inch length indicates it is likely a jump liner or neck liner, used inside the gooseneck of the MIG gun rather than running the full length of the cable.

While you technically could, Teflon liners are not recommended for steel wire as the harder steel can wear out the soft Teflon quickly. Steel liners are better suited for steel wire.

Yes, the product description notes it is for use with Fastip configurations, ensuring proper fitment in the gun neck.

Jump liners should be inspected regularly. If you experience erratic feeding or notice kinks/clogs in the neck area, it is time to replace it.

Typically, this SKU refers to the liner itself. Check your specific gun manual to see if additional retaining hardware is needed or reused.

Using a steel liner for aluminum often results in wire shaving, clogging, and severe feeding issues due to the friction and hardness of the steel coil against the soft aluminum.