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0458440881 - ESAB PSF Series MIG Gun Replacement Handle Assembly

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OVERVIEW

Restore Your Grip: Replacement Handle for ESAB PSF Torches

We've all been there—you drop your MIG gun, or something heavy lands on it, and suddenly you're dealing with a cracked handle. Not only is a broken handle uncomfortable to hold, but it can also be a serious safety risk, exposing internal wiring or gas lines. The ESAB 0458440881 Replacement Handle is the exact fix you need for your trusty PSF series torch. Whether you are running a PSF 250, 305, 405, or the heavy-duty 505, this housing is designed to bring your gun back to factory-new condition.

Why stick with genuine ESAB parts? Because fitment matters. Generic handles often require modification or leave gaps where spatter and dust can get inside the trigger mechanism. This OEM handle snaps together perfectly, holding your trigger switch and cable assembly securely in place. It’s made from the same tough, heat-resistant plastic as your original gun, so it can stand up to the heat of the arc and the rough-and-tumble life of a welding shop. The texture is right, the balance is right, and the screw holes actually line up.

Replacing the handle is also a great time to inspect your internal connections. When you swap this out, you can check your trigger leads and power cable connection for any signs of wear or loose connections. Installation is straightforward: simply remove the screws from your old, broken handle, carefully separate the halves (watching out for the trigger spring!), and transfer the guts of your torch into this new shell. It’s a quick repair that saves you the cost of a brand-new gun and keeps your favorite torch running for years to come.

Don't wrap it in electrical tape and hope for the best. A compromised handle can flex, causing intermittent trigger issues or gas leaks if the liner gets pinched. Get the right part, fix it properly, and get back to laying beads with a torch that feels solid and safe in your hand. This kit includes the handle housing necessary to completely replace the outer shell of your PSF torch.

Additional Information
Brand:ESAB
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Compatible Models:PSF 250, PSF 305, PSF 405, PSF 505
Part Type:Handle Assembly, Replacement Housing
Material:High-Impact Polymer
Process:MIG (GMAW)

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Replacement Handle Housing (Left and Right Shells)
  • Mounting Screws/Fasteners (if applicable to specific batch)
  • Installation Diagram

APPLICATIONS

  • Repairing cracked or damaged handles on ESAB PSF series MIG guns
  • Restoring safe operation to torches with compromised housings
  • General maintenance and refurbishment of welding equipment
  • Industrial fabrication shops using ESAB PSF 250/305/405/505 systems

FAQ

This handle is designed specifically for ESAB PSF series torches, including the PSF 250, PSF 305, PSF 405, and PSF 505 models.

Typically, this part number refers to the handle housing (plastic shell) and does not include the electrical trigger switch mechanism, which must be transferred from the old handle or purchased separately.

Yes, this is a genuine OEM replacement part manufactured by ESAB, ensuring exact fitment and material quality.

The handle is constructed from a high-impact, heat-resistant industrial polymer designed to withstand the harsh environment of welding.

A cracked handle can expose live electrical components, compromise the gas shielding delivery, and lead to ergonomic issues or trigger failure.

Kits generally include the necessary screws to assemble the two halves of the handle, but it is always good practice to retain your original hardware just in case.

No, this handle is molded specifically for the internal geometry of ESAB PSF series torches and will not fit other brands or models.

Installation is generally simple and requires only a screwdriver. Care should be taken to route wires correctly so they are not pinched when closing the shell.