962.1417 - Binzel Alpha Flux Swan Neck 45 Degree .035-1/16"

Keep Your Arc Smooth with the Binzel Alpha Flux Swan Neck

When you are in the middle of a heavy fabrication job, the last thing you need is a welding gun that fights you. The Binzel 962.1417 Swan Neck is the direct replacement gooseneck for your Binzel Alpha Flux welding guns, designed to get you back to laying beads with minimal hassle. Over time, the constant heat and friction from coarse flux-cored wire can erode the liner path inside your torch neck, leading to bird-nesting, stuttering feeds, and frustration. Swapping out a worn neck for a fresh 962.1417 is one of the quickest ways to restore your gun's performance to like-new condition.

This gooseneck features a comfortable 45-degree angle, which is the industry standard for general-purpose welding. It allows you to maintain a proper gun angle while keeping your wrist in a natural position, reducing fatigue during long shifts. The neck is built tough to withstand the high heat output associated with flux-core welding and is rated for wire sizes ranging from .035" all the way up to 1/16". This versatility makes it perfect for shops that switch between lighter gauge work and heavy structural welding without needing to change the entire gun assembly.

Don't settle for generic knock-offs that might not fit correctly or conduct electricity as efficiently. This is a genuine Binzel part, meaning it fits your Alpha Flux handle securely and aligns perfectly with your consumables. A tight, conductive fit means a hotter, more stable arc and better penetration. Whether you are welding out in the field on heavy equipment or in the shop fabricating beams, trust the Binzel 962.1417 to deliver the durability and performance you need to get the job done right.

Key Benefits

• Direct Fit: No modifications needed; fits Alpha Flux series guns perfectly.
• Rugged Design: Built to handle the heat and abrasion of flux-core wire.
• Versatile: Handles a wide range of wire sizes for various applications.
• Ergonomic: 45-degree bend reduces operator strain.