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The Bernard 1680085 is an assembled Q-Neck rotatable adaptor designed to convert fixed necks to rotatable configurations on Bernard BTB MIG guns. This component serves as the mechanical and electrical bridge between the gun handle and the neck, allowing for 360-degree rotation to improve torch access in complex welding environments.
Features
Tool-free neck rotation and adjustment
360-degree rotatable neck capability
Converts fixed neck configurations to rotatable systems
Mechanical connection for welding current transmission
Removable for jump liner changeover
ETP copper construction for electrical conductivity
Viton seals for thermal resistance
Reduces operator fatigue by allowing neck repositioning without wrist strain
Specifications
Manufacturer: ITW / Bernard
Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 1680085
Amperage Capacity: 200 A to 600 A
Rotation: 360 degrees
Material: ETP copper
Seal Material: Viton
Handle Compatibility: Bernard T-Series Large Straight Handles, Bernard C-Series Handles
Gun Compatibility: Bernard BTB Semi-Automatic Air-Cooled MIG Guns
Consumable Compatibility: Bernard AccuLock S, Bernard Centerfire, Bernard Quik Tip, Tregaskiss TOUGH LOCK
Neck Compatibility: Bernard Q-Necks
Packaging: 1 per each
Applications
General Industrial Fabrication
Heavy Equipment Manufacturing
Shipbuilding and Marine Repair
Structural Steel Welding
Automotive Component Manufacturing
Maintenance and Repair Operations (MRO)
Out-of-position welding (overhead and vertical-up)
