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KP1505-035C - Lincoln Electric KP1505-035C 4-Roll Drive Kit for .030-.035 Cored Wire

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OVERVIEW

Smooth Feeding for Flawless Flux-Cored Welds

Every welder knows that a stable arc starts with a smooth wire feed. The Lincoln Electric KP1505-035C Drive Roll Kit is your solution for frustrating feeding issues when running .030 to .035 inch cored wires. Flux-cored and metal-cored wires are softer and more compressible than solid MIG wire, making them susceptible to crushing if the wrong drive rolls are used. This kit is specifically engineered to grip these tubular wires firmly without deforming them, ensuring that the flux inside remains undisturbed and the wire stays round for optimal electrical contact at the tip.

This 4-roll kit is a game-changer for welders using Lincoln's professional-grade feeders like the Power Feed or Flex Feed systems. The 4-roll design provides superior traction compared to 2-roll systems, allowing you to use less tension on the drive rolls while still achieving positive feeding. This reduction in pressure is crucial for cored wires, as it prevents the "flattening" effect that causes friction in the liner and contact tip. The result is a consistent wire speed that lets you focus on your puddle manipulation and travel speed, rather than fighting the machine.

Installation is straightforward, as the kit comes with everything you need for a full setup: four matched drive rolls, guide tubes, and a feed plate. The inclusion of the correct guide tubes is vital; they support the wire as it enters and exits the rolls, preventing it from wandering or buckling—a common cause of the dreaded "birdnesting" at the feeder. Whether you are welding out of position on a structural beam or performing high-speed fabrication in a shop, reliable wire delivery is the foundation of a good day's work.

Designed for versatility, this kit supports a wide range of applications from automotive repair to heavy equipment maintenance. If you are switching your machine over to run small diameter flux-cored wire for a specific job, having the KP1505-035C on hand ensures you can make the transition quickly and get to welding. Don't let poor feeding ruin your beads; equip your Lincoln feeder with the drive rolls designed to handle the unique properties of cored wire.

Additional Information
Brand:Lincoln Electric
Packaging Description:pack of 1
Wire Diameter:.030", .035", 0.8 mm, 0.9 mm
Wire Type:Cored
Accessory Type:Drive Roll Kit
Compatible Feeders:Flex Feed, Power Feed, AutoDrive
Kit Configuration:4-Roll System

INCLUDED

  • 4 x Drive Rolls (Cored Wire Specific)
  • 1 x Feed Plate
  • Guide Tubes

APPLICATIONS

  • Construction and Field Erection
  • Mining and Heavy Equipment Repair
  • Pipeline and Offshore Fabrication
  • Automotive and Railcar Manufacturing
  • Power Generation and Pressure Vessels
  • Structural Steel Fabrication
  • Shipbuilding and Marine Repair
  • Robotics and Hard Automation

FAQ

This drive roll kit is designed specifically for wire diameters between .030 inches and .035 inches (0.8 mm to 0.9 mm).

No, this kit is specifically designed for cored wire (flux-cored or metal-cored). Solid wire typically requires V-groove drive rolls, whereas cored wire rolls often have knurling or a U-groove to grip the softer wire without crushing it.

The KP1505-035C fits all Lincoln Electric 4-roll Flex Feed, Power Feed, and AutoDrive wire feeders.

The kit includes 4 drive rolls, the necessary guide tubes, and a feed plate.

A 4-roll system distributes the gripping force over a larger area, allowing for positive traction with less crushing pressure, which is essential for maintaining the shape of tubular cored wires.

Yes, this is a genuine Lincoln Electric OEM part, ensuring perfect fit and performance with your Lincoln equipment.

Yes, by using the correct guide tubes and drive rolls designed for the specific wire size and type, the risk of birdnesting is significantly reduced.

It is widely used in heavy fabrication industries such as construction, mining, shipbuilding, and oil & gas where cored wire welding is prevalent.