Welding Current Tip Lincoln Electric KP10441-10 M6 x 28 mm, 1 mm

Lincoln Electric KP10441-10 current tip M6 x 28 mm with a 1 mm bore is a replacement welding consumable designed to conduct welding current from the torch to the electrode wire. Manufactured for compatible Lincoln Electric torch systems, this tip provides a defined contact point for the wire and helps maintain a stable welding arc in MIG/MAG applications where an M6 threaded tip and a 1 mm contact hole are required.

Advantages

The tip is made to precise dimensions to ensure consistent electrical contact and reduced spatter buildup. Its 1 mm bore matches common 0.040 in wire sizes, supporting reliable wire feeding and steady arc performance. Threaded M6 connection enables straightforward replacement in compatible torch heads, helping minimize downtime during maintenance. The design supports even heat distribution and predictable wear characteristics for easier planning of consumable changes.

Suitable for

• Replacement of worn current tips on compatible Lincoln Electric MIG/MAG torches
• Industrial and workshop welding where 1 mm wire and M6 threaded tips are specified
• Routine maintenance and consumable inventory for production welding lines

Key specifications

• Thread type: M6
• Overall length: 28 mm
• Contact bore diameter: 1 mm
• Function: Conducts welding current to electrode wire
• Compatibility: Designed for use with matching Lincoln Electric torch consumable systems

How to use

Before replacing the tip, disconnect power and allow the torch to cool. Unscrew the old tip from the torch nozzle or contact tip holder and inspect the holder and nozzle for spatter or wear. Thread the new M6 tip into the holder by hand until seated, then tighten to the manufacturer’s recommended torque or until snug using appropriate tools—avoid over-tightening. Verify correct alignment with the electrode wire and perform a short weld test to confirm stable feeding and arc behavior.

Usage recommendations

Use this tip with wire diameter that matches the 1 mm bore, maintain a clean nozzle and diffuser to reduce spatter buildup, and replace tips showing excessive wear or irregular arc performance. Store spare tips in a dry container to prevent contamination and corrosion.