
When you are running large diameter flux-cored wire, you need a contact tip that can take the heat and keep on feeding. The Tweco 16FC-120 Contact Tip is built for exactly that purpose. Designed to handle 0.120-inch (3.0mm) wire, these tips are the workhorses of the heavy fabrication industry. Whether you are welding structural steel beams, repairing heavy machinery buckets, or working in a shipyard, these tips provide the consistent electrical contact you need to lay down smooth, defect-free welds hour after hour.
We know that downtime kills profitability. That is why sticking with genuine Tweco 16 Series consumables makes a difference. These tips are precision-drilled to ensure the wire feeds smoothly without snagging or wandering, which is a common headache with inferior generic tips. The copper alloy construction is tough enough to resist the abrasive nature of flux-cored wires while maintaining excellent conductivity. This means fewer burnbacks, less spatter caused by poor contact, and a more stable arc that makes your job easier. The 3/8"-24 thread pattern fits your standard Tweco #5 or #6 guns, making swap-outs quick and painless.
This package contains 25 contact tips, giving you a solid supply to keep your station running. In high-amperage applications, tips are a consumable that you simply cannot afford to run out of. By stocking the 25-pack, you ensure that you have a fresh tip ready whenever the job demands it. Don't let a worn-out tip compromise your weld quality or slow down your travel speed. Upgrade to the Tweco 16FC-120 and experience the reliability that has made Tweco a trusted name in welding shops worldwide.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Tweco |
| Item:Contact Tip |
| Wire Size:0.120" (3.0 mm) |
| Packaging Description:25 in a pack |
| Fits Which Model:Tweco #5, Tweco #6, Tweco 16 Series Consumables |
| Series:16 Series |
| Thread Size:3/8"-24 UNF |
| Process:Flux-Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) |
| Material:Copper Alloy |
| Bore Diameter:0.120" |
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