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Tweco® MIG Gun Liner

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Airgas Part #:TWE1450-1104

Manufacturer Part #:14501104


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Item Details

  • The ESAB 1450-1104 (WS45-3545-15) is an industrial-grade, steel-wound MIG welding gun conduit liner from the WeldSkill Series. It serves as the internal track that guides steel welding wires from the wire feeder through the gun cable assembly to the contact tip, ensuring smooth wire delivery in heavy-duty welding applications.

Features

  • Zinc-plated spring wire construction to prevent corrosion, oxidation, and liner binding
  • Crimped universal wire guide for direct installation into standard wire feeders
  • Rigid steel-wound profile to prevent kinking or buckling under high feeding pressure
  • Polished internal diameter to minimize wire shavings and micro-debris buildup
  • Roll-stamped part number on the brass stop for rapid shop verification
  • Continuous tight-coiled flexible conduit design for gun articulation
  • Universal compatibility with various MIG gun brands
  • Direct fit for Tweco No. 5, No. 6, and Eliminator 600 Series heavy-duty guns
  • Direct replacement for Lincoln KP45-3545-15 series liners in Magnum 500A-600A guns

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: ESAB / Tweco
  • Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 1450-1104 (14501104)
  • Model Designation: WS45-3545-15
  • Product Series: WeldSkill
  • Overall Length: 15 ft (4.6 m)
  • Wire Size Accommodation: 0.035 in - 0.045 in (0.9 mm - 1.2 mm)
  • Amperage Rating: 500 A - 650 A
  • Liner Core Material: High-tensile carbon spring steel wire
  • Surface Treatment: External zinc plating
  • Back-End Fitting: Machined brass alloy stop
  • Unit Weight: 1.17 lbs - 1.32 lbs (0.53 kg - 0.60 kg)
  • Compatible Wire Types: Solid steel, flux-cored (FCAW), metal-cored (MCAW)
  • Non-Compatible Wire Types: Aluminum (requires Teflon/PTFE liner)

Applications

  • Heavy structural steel fabrication
  • Shipyard fabrication and civil construction
  • Bridge infrastructure projects
  • Automotive and heavy equipment production lines
  • Maintenance and Repair Operations (MRO) in heavy industrial environments
  • High-current spray transfer welding processes
  • Manual and automated multi-pass fillet and lap welding