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MIG Gun Consumable System Maximizes Productivity and Weld Quality

AccuLock S Consumables from Bernard solve bird-nesting, burnback, erratic arc and other issues associated with poor wire feeding in semi-automatic MIG welding.

Posted: December 7, 2018

AccuLock S Consumables from Bernard work together as a complete system that locks in place and concentrically aligns the liner with the power pin and contact tip for a flawless wire feeding path with no gaps or misalignments. No liner measuring is required during installation or replacement. Welders simply cut the liner flush with the back of the power pin for perfect liner trimming – every time.
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Bernard (Beecher, IL) has introduced their new AccuLock™ S Consumable System with added advanced design features that ensure higher productivity and optimized wire feeding, while also simplifying installation and maintenance. This system includes a contact tip, nozzle, gas diffuser, liner, and power pin and power pin cap. “AccuLock S Consumables represent a revolutionary improvement for users of industrial MIG guns,” says Linda Ray, the vice president and general manager of Bernard. “These consumables work together as a complete system, improving performance and minimizing – if not eliminating – the most common gun maintenance issues.”

AccuLock S Consumables are designed to solve issues associated with poor wire feeding in semi-automatic MIG welding, such as bird-nesting, burnback and erratic arc. The system locks in place and concentrically aligns the liner with the power pin and contact tip for a flawless wire feeding path with no gaps or misalignments. There is no liner measuring required during installation or replacement. Welders simply cut the liner flush with the back of the power pin for perfect liner trimming – every time. Combined, these features decrease the risk of improper installation that could lead to costly downtime to address poor weld quality or liner replacement. Adding to the ease of installation, the contact tips feature coarse threads that easily mate with the gas diffuser, lessening the chance of cross-threading and speeding contact tip replacement.

AccuLock S Consumables are designed to reduce heat buildup for long product life, with 60 percent of the contact tip buried in the gas diffuser to protect it from heat damage while shielding gas helps cool the contact tip tail. The tapered design of the consumables tightly lock conductive parts together to minimize electrical resistance and further reduce heat buildup. As a complement to this system, AccuLock MDX™ Consumables will be launching with new Miller MDX MIG Guns in January 2019. AccuLock R Consumables for robotic welding applications will be released under the Tregaskiss® brand name later in 2019.Miller MDX MIG Guns

Bernard, 449 West Corning Road, Beecher, IL 60401, 855-644-9353, Fax: 888-946-6726, [email protected], bernardwelds.com.

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