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411-1 - Bernard 411-1 Standard MIG Gun Trigger Switch

Packaging: 1 per each
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OVERVIEW

Get Your MIG Gun Firing Again

Is your MIG gun trigger acting up? Maybe you have to squeeze it just right to get an arc, or it's stopped working altogether. The Bernard 411-1 Standard Trigger Switch is the direct replacement you need to get back to welding. This isn't a cheap knock-off; it's the genuine OEM part used in many Bernard and Tregaskiss guns, known for its crisp action and long life.

This switch is designed for the standard "press-to-weld" operation (momentary) and fits perfectly inside the large handles found on 300-amp and 400-amp guns. If you are running a Bernard Q-Gun, S-Gun, or a Tregaskiss TOUGH GUN with the larger handle style, this is likely the part you need. A worn-out switch can cause sputtering starts and frustration—swapping it out is a quick fix that makes your torch feel brand new.

Don't let a small plastic part hold up your project. The 411-1 is built tough to handle the shop environment, resisting dirt and wear from thousands of clicks. Keep a spare in your toolbox or fix that broken gun today. It connects easily inside the handle, so you can spend less time fixing tools and more time laying beads.

Additional Information
Brand:Bernard
Item:Trigger Switch
Packaging Description:1 per each
Compatible Brand/Model:Bernard Q-Gun, Bernard S-Gun, Bernard T-Gun, Tregaskiss TOUGH GUN, 300A MIG Guns, 400A MIG Guns
Part Number:411-1
Switch Type:Standard Momentary
Product Type:Replacement Trigger

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Bernard 411-1 Standard Trigger Switch

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of worn or broken trigger switches in MIG welding guns
  • Maintenance of Bernard Q-Gun, S-Gun, and T-Gun assemblies
  • Repair of Tregaskiss TOUGH GUN semi-automatic torches (Large Handle)
  • General industrial welding equipment repair

FAQ

The Bernard 411-1 is a standard momentary switch, meaning you must hold the trigger down to weld. It does not lock in the 'on' position.

It fits Tregaskiss TOUGH GUN semi-automatic series that use the large handle (typically 300A and 400A models). It is also the standard for Bernard Q, S, and T-Guns.

Signs of failure include intermittent arc starting, having to press the trigger very hard to get a response, or the trigger feeling 'mushy' without a distinct click.

Yes, this is a genuine Bernard/ITW Welding component, ensuring correct fit and electrical specifications for your equipment.

Yes, installation typically involves opening the gun handle case (usually held by screws), disconnecting the two lead wires, and swapping the switch. Always ensure the welder is unplugged before servicing.

The 411-1 is the standard momentary switch. The 411-2 is typically a locking switch option that allows the trigger to stay on without continuous pressure, though the 411-1 is far more common.