126.9004 - Binzel Style Red Steel Liner .035-.045 15ft

Stop Fighting Your Wire Feed – Replace Your Liner

Is your MIG gun sputtering, stuttering, or birdnesting at the drive rolls? Before you blame the machine or the wire, check your liner. The Binzel 126.9004 Liner is the industry-standard replacement for .035" to .045" steel welding wire. A worn or kinked liner is the number one cause of feeding issues in MIG welding. Over time, the inside of the liner gets packed with shop dust and metal shavings, creating drag that ruins your weld bead. Swapping out your old liner for a fresh Binzel Red liner is the quickest way to get your machine running like new again.

This liner is built tough for the shop environment. It features a flexible but sturdy steel spiral core that guides the wire smoothly from the feeder to the tip. The Red outer coating isn't just for looks—it tells you immediately that this liner is sized for the most common wire diameters used in fabrication: .035" and .045". If you are running solid steel wire or flux-cored wire in these sizes, this is the part you need.

Universal Fit for Binzel-Style Guns:
This 15-foot liner is designed to be universal for Binzel-style torches. If you have a 15-foot gun, it slides right in. If you have a shorter 10-foot or 12-foot gun, simply install it and trim the excess from the front end. It is compatible with a huge range of MIG guns, including the popular MB series (15AK, 25AK, 36KD) found in shops everywhere. Don't let a $10 part hold up a $1000 job. Keep a spare Binzel 126.9004 in your toolbox so you are never stuck waiting on parts when you should be burning wire.

Installation Tip: When installing, lay your torch cable out straight. Feed the new liner in from the back until it stops. Trim the front end according to your gun manufacturer's instructions—usually flush with the gas diffuser or sticking out slightly—to ensure the wire doesn't have room to wander inside the neck. A good, clean cut ensures smooth feeding and happy welding.