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For professional welders and maintenance managers overseeing robotic welding operations, the Lincoln Electric KP3354-45 45° Thru-Arm Gooseneck is an essential replacement part. Robotic welding torches endure extreme conditions, including intense heat, spatter accumulation, and rapid acceleration forces. Over time, the gooseneck—the curved tube that directs the wire to the weld puddle—can become clogged, worn, or slightly bent from collisions. Even a fraction of a degree of misalignment can cause a robot to miss the weld joint. Replacing a worn neck with the KP3354-45 ensures your equipment operates at factory specifications.
This specific model features a 45-degree bend, a standard angle that offers excellent versatility for various welding positions. It is designed for "Thru-Arm" robotic systems. In these systems, the power cable and liner run internally through the robot's casting, allowing the arm to rotate fully without wrapping cables around the equipment. The KP3354-45 connects seamlessly to these setups, providing a secure path for the welding wire and shielding gas. Its internal geometry is optimized to reduce wire friction, which helps prevent bird-nesting and ensures smooth arc starts and stable deposition rates.
Investing in genuine or high-quality replacement parts like the KP3354-45 protects your larger investment in automation. A reliable gooseneck translates to fewer contact tip changes, better gas coverage, and structurally sound welds. Whether you are welding mild steel, aluminum, or stainless, the integrity of the torch neck plays a vital role in the final quality of the product. Welders Supply is your trusted source for industrial-grade welding components. We stock parts that professionals rely on to maintain productivity and weld quality in demanding manufacturing environments.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Lincoln Electric |
| Packaging Description:1 Per Ea |
| Torch Head Angle:45° |
| Product Type:Gooseneck |
| Application:Robotic MIG Welding, Thru-Arm Systems |
