Skip to Main Content

087-299 - .023 Contact Tip for Miller M-Series MIG Guns - 10 Pack Replacement 087299

Packaging: 10 in a pack
$1.78/ea $12.60/10 in a pack only $1.26/eaSave 29%

In stock

OVERVIEW

Precision Replacement Contact Tips for M-Series Guns

The contact tip is a critical component in the Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) process, serving as the final point of electrical transfer to the welding wire. This generic replacement for the Miller 087299 contact tip is engineered to meet rigorous standards for conductivity and dimensional accuracy. Designed specifically for .023-inch (0.6mm) welding wire, these tips feature a precision-machined bore that minimizes friction while maintaining consistent electrical contact. This balance is essential for preventing micro-arcing inside the tip, which can lead to premature failure and erratic arc characteristics.

Manufactured from a high-grade copper alloy, these tips offer excellent thermal conductivity, effectively dissipating the intense heat generated during the welding process. This thermal management helps resist keyholing—the ovalization of the tip bore—which is a common cause of wandering arcs and poor bead placement. The tips are threaded to standard M-Series specifications, ensuring a secure mechanical and electrical connection to the gas diffuser. This secure fitment is vital for maintaining the correct stick-out and nozzle relationship, which directly influences gas coverage and weld quality.

These contact tips are fully compatible with the widely used Miller M-Series MIG guns, including the M-10, M-15, M-25, and M-40 models. They also fit Hobart H-Series guns, making them a versatile inventory item for shops with mixed equipment. Whether you are operating a Millermatic 140 for light gauge sheet metal or a Millermatic 252 for heavier fabrication, these tips provide the reliability required for professional results. The 1.125-inch length is standard for these gun assemblies, ensuring seamless integration with existing nozzles and diffusers.

Regular inspection and replacement of contact tips are necessary for maintaining optimal welding parameters. As the wire passes through the tip, mechanical wear inevitably increases the bore diameter. By choosing this high-quality generic replacement, operators can afford to change tips at the first sign of wear, ensuring that the welding arc remains stable and predictable. This pack contains 10 contact tips, providing a substantial supply for ongoing operations.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller Style
Item:Contact Tip
Wire Size:0.023"
Packaging Description:10 per pkg
Fits Which Model:Millermatic 200, 210, 250, 252, 22, 32, 52 Feeders
Material:Copper Alloy
Length:1.125 in
Compatible Guns:M-10, M-15, M-25, M-40
Thread Type:Standard M-Series Thread

INCLUDED

  • 10 x .023" Contact Tips (Replacement for 087299)

APPLICATIONS

  • Automotive Body Repair: Ideal for thin gauge steel welding where .023" wire is standard.
  • Light Fabrication: Perfect for brackets, frames, and general assembly.
  • Sheet Metal Work: Ensures precise arc control on thin materials to prevent burn-through.
  • Hobbyist & DIY: Reliable performance for home projects and repairs.
  • Maintenance & Repair: Essential consumable for keeping shop welders operational.

FAQ

These tips are compatible with Miller M-Series guns (M-10, M-15, M-25, M-40) and Hobart H-Series MIG guns.

The contact tip has an overall length of approximately 1.125 inches.

This tip is precision-drilled for .023 inch (0.6 mm) solid MIG welding wire.

Yes, if your Millermatic 211 is equipped with the standard M-10 or M-15 style MIG gun, this tip is the correct fit.

This package contains 10 individual contact tips.

These generic replacements offer comparable performance and durability to the OEM Miller 087299 tips but at a more economical price point.

Replace the tip if the wire hole becomes oval-shaped, if the tip is clogged with spatter that cannot be removed, or if you experience erratic arc starts and burnback.

While they physically fit, .023" is typically a solid wire size. If you can find .023" flux-cored wire, it would work, but these are primarily used for solid wire with gas shielding.