P15H-116 - Parker Style 1.6mm MIG Contact Tip - Pack of 25

Reliable Arc Stability with Parker 1.6mm Contact Tips

Every welder knows that the contact tip is the unsung hero of the MIG welding process. It is the final point of contact between your machine's power and the welding wire, making it absolutely crucial for a stable and consistent arc. The Parker P15H-116 Contact Tip is designed to deliver exactly that reliability. Sized for 1.6mm (1/16") wire, this tip is perfect for welders tackling heavier fabrication jobs where deposition rates and penetration matter most. When you are pushing high amperage, you need a tip that can take the heat, and Parker delivers.

One of the biggest frustrations in MIG welding is a stuttering arc or irregular wire feed, often caused by a worn or poorly made contact tip. The P15H-116 is machined with precision to ensure the wire slides through smoothly while maintaining constant electrical contact. This consistent connection helps eliminate arc sputtering and reduces the frustration of burn-backs, allowing you to focus on laying down the perfect bead. The high-quality copper construction ensures that the tip stays conductive and resists melting, even during long duty cycles typical of heavy industrial work.

Buying consumables should be about value and convenience. That is why these Parker contact tips come in a pack of 25. There is nothing worse than running out of tips in the middle of a critical job. With this bulk pack in your toolbox, you will always have a fresh replacement ready to go. Regular tip changes are a simple maintenance habit that can drastically improve your weld quality, and having a plentiful supply encourages you to swap them out before they start causing problems.

Whether you are working on a production line, repairing heavy equipment, or fabricating structural components, the quality of your consumables directly impacts your efficiency. Don't let a cheap or worn-out tip compromise your work. Upgrade to Parker P15H-116 contact tips and experience the difference that quality engineering makes in your daily welding operations. Smooth feeding, stable arcs, and long-lasting durability—everything you need to get the job done right.