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The Sealey MIG927 contact tips are precision-engineered components designed for professional welders and hobbyists using MB15 torch configurations specifically for aluminium welding. These tips provide a consistent wire feed and optimal electrical conductivity, ensuring clean welds on aluminium substrates. While they are highly durable, users should note that they are size-specific for 0.8mm wire and require regular inspection for burn-back or debris buildup to maintain peak performance during extended welding sessions.
| Model Part Number | MIG927 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
These are specifically designed for aluminium wire characteristics. While they may fit, they are optimized for aluminium and may not provide the same longevity with steel wire.
These are compatible with standard MB15 welding torches found on most Sealey Supermig, Electromig, and Powermig machines.
These are high-quality copper alloy tips designed for maximum electrical conductivity and heat dissipation.
Replace the tip whenever you notice the arc becoming unstable, spatter increasing, or if the wire feed feels restricted.
No, this product includes the two contact tips only. Nozzles and gas shrouds must be purchased separately.
Check if the wire is kinked, verify the 0.8mm tip is free of debris, and ensure your drive roll tension is not set too high.
Inspect the contact tip for excessive wear or a widened aperture; replace the tip if the hole has become oval-shaped.
To install, simply unscrew your current contact tip using a pair of welding pliers, ensuring the torch is completely powered down and the gas supply is closed. Screw the MIG927 tip into the MB15 gas diffuser until snug—do not over-tighten, as the heat expansion during welding will lock the threads. Regarding care, regularly check the tip aperture for 'burn-back' or craters. If the wire starts to stick, remove the tip and clear any spatter from the nozzle using anti-spatter spray or a tip cleaner. Always verify that your machine settings are adjusted for the correct shielding gas (typically Argon for aluminium) when using these tips.
