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The Tweco 11-35 Contact Tip (SKU: 1110-1102) is a premium consumable designed for professional MIG welding applications utilizing 0.035" (0.9 mm) solid or flux-cored wires. Part of the renowned Tweco 11 Series, these tips are engineered to provide superior electrical conductivity and arc stability, which are critical for achieving high-quality welds in industrial environments. This product comes in a convenient pack of 25, ensuring high-volume operations have the necessary inventory to maintain uptime.
Manufactured from high-grade copper alloy, the 11-35 tip features a precision-drilled bore with a diameter of 0.044" (1.1 mm). This tolerance is optimized to allow smooth wire feeding while maximizing the electrical contact area between the wire and the tip. The result is a stable arc with minimal voltage drop. The tip has an overall length of 1.00 inch (25.4 mm) and utilizes a standard 1/4"-28 UNF thread, making it compatible with a vast array of gas diffusers found in Tweco Classic No. 1 through No. 4 guns, as well as Spray Master and Mini-MIG series equipment.
In professional welding, the contact tip is the final point of current transfer. Inferior tips can lead to micro-arcing inside the bore, causing premature failure and wire jamming. Tweco's manufacturing process ensures concentricity and smooth internal surfaces to mitigate these issues. These standard-duty tips are ideal for low-to-medium amperage applications (typically up to 400A depending on the gun rating) and are a staple in fabrication shops, manufacturing plants, and maintenance departments.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Tweco |
| Item:Contact Tip |
| Wire Size:0.035" |
| Packaging Description:pack of 25 |
| Series:11 Series |
| Material:Copper Alloy |
| Thread Size:1/4"-28 UNF |
| Part Number:11-35 |
| Overall Length:1.00" (25.4 mm) |
| Bore Diameter:0.044" (1.1 mm) |
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