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KP22-37 - Lincoln Electric KP22-37 Magnum Gas Nozzle 0.37 ID

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Nozzle for Tight Spots and High Heat

When you are in the middle of a heavy welding job, the last thing you need is a nozzle that can't take the heat or won't fit where you need it to go. The Lincoln Electric KP22-37 Gas Nozzle is built for welders who demand toughness and versatility from their Magnum MIG guns. With a 0.37-inch inner diameter, this nozzle is your go-to solution for reaching into corners, tight V-grooves, or complex assemblies where a standard 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch nozzle just feels too bulky. It gives you the clearance you need to see the puddle and keep the arc right where it belongs without sacrificing gas coverage.

Don't let the smaller size fool you; this nozzle is a workhorse. It is rated to handle the heat of 300 A and even 400 A welding applications. This means you can run hotter settings for thicker materials without worrying about the nozzle melting down or deforming prematurely. It is designed to fit the popular Magnum 200 Series guns, making it a standard replacement part for many shop floors. The slip-on design is a favorite among operators because it makes swapping out nozzles fast and easy—no threads to seize up with spatter, just pull it off, clean it, or slap on a new one and get back to burning wire.

The KP22-37 also features a fixed recess design. For the welder, this means one less thing to worry about adjusting. The nozzle seats in the same spot every time, keeping your contact tip recessed at the correct depth for optimal shielding. This helps prevent the tip from shorting out against the work and ensures your shielding gas forms a proper envelope around the weld, keeping the air out and the porosity away. It’s a simple, effective design that helps you maintain a consistent stick-out.

Whether you are fabricating structural steel, repairing heavy equipment, or doing general production work, having the right consumables on your gun makes a difference. The Lincoln KP22-37 offers the perfect balance of access and durability. Keep a few in your toolbox so you are always ready for those tight joints or high-amperage runs. It’s genuine Lincoln quality that fits your Magnum gun perfectly, helping you lay down smooth, clean beads shift after shift.

Additional Information
Brand:Lincoln Electric
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Bore Diameter:0.37 in, 9.4 mm
Amperage Rating:200 A, 300 A, 400 A
Compatible Series:Magnum 200 Series, Magnum Semiautomatic Guns
Nozzle Type:Slip Adjustable, Fixed Recess
Process:MIG (GMAW)

INCLUDED

  • 1 x KP22-37 Gas Nozzle (0.37 in ID)

APPLICATIONS

  • General fabrication requiring access to tight corners
  • Automotive and transportation equipment manufacturing
  • Structural steel welding with Magnum 200/300/400 series guns
  • High-amperage welding (300A - 400A)
  • Maintenance and repair operations

FAQ

The KP22-37 gas nozzle has an inner diameter (ID) of 0.37 inches, which is approximately 9.4 mm.

This nozzle is designed for use with Lincoln Electric Magnum semiautomatic guns, specifically the Magnum 200 Series, and is also suitable for applications involving Magnum 300 and 400 series setups.

The nozzle is rated for high-amperage applications and is described as ideal for 300 A as well as 400 A welding procedures.

The KP22-37 is a slip-on style nozzle, which allows for easy installation and removal without the need for threading.

Fixed Recess indicates that when the nozzle is fully seated, the contact tip sits at a specific, non-adjustable recessed depth within the nozzle to ensure proper stick-out and shielding.

A smaller 0.37-inch nozzle is excellent for accessing tight spaces, corners, or narrow joints where a larger nozzle might be obstructed or limit visibility.

This product is sold as a single unit (1 per each).

While primarily designed for gas-shielded MIG welding (GMAW), it can be used for gas-shielded flux-cored wires. Self-shielded flux-cored welding typically does not require a gas nozzle, or uses a thread protector instead.