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OKBA Magnum 100L replacement torch, 100 A, 10 ft

A complete 100-amp MIG gun with three meters of cable, on a shelf of consumables — and a listing whose own reference reads "Contact Tips-035".

OKBA replacement MIG welding gun for Lincoln Magnum 100L with cable

OKBA Magnum 100L replacement torch, 100 A, 10 ft

A complete 100-amp MIG gun with three meters of cable, on a shelf of consumables — and a listing whose own reference reads "Contact Tips-035".

Amazon reference
B09NKC5MS5
EAN
0752771083873
  • Replaces the whole gun, which is the answer when the neck, the liner or the cable is the fault rather than the tip
  • Names the machines it fits in detail — SP-140T, SP-180T, MIG Pak 140 and 180, Pro-MIG 140 to 180, Weld-Pak 125 to 140HD, Power MIG 140T to 180T, Easy-Core 140 and 180
  • The manufacturer reference on the page reads "Contact Tips-035", which is a consumable, not a gun

Best for: A Lincoln or YESWELDER machine whose gun has been damaged beyond the consumables

≈ $55
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Specifications

Amazon reference
B09NKC5MS5
EAN
0752771083873

Everything else on this shelf is a wearing part. This is the gun those parts go into: a complete 100-amp MIG torch with ten feet of cable, sold as a replacement for the Lincoln Magnum 100L of the K530-6 series.

The case for it is specific. Most feed faults are a tip or a liner, which is what this shelf’s buying tip is about and what the twenty-tip kits on this shelf are for. But a cracked neck, a crushed cable or a dead trigger switch is not a consumable problem, and on the 140- and 180-amp machines this gun is sold for — and the listing names a dozen of them, from the Weld-Pak 125 to the Power MIG 180T — a whole new gun is often the cheapest honest repair.

The specification that makes it worth considering is the consumable standard: it takes Lincoln and Tweco 11-series tips, the same as the original, so nothing you have already stocked becomes useless. What it does not publish is a duty cycle behind the 100 A rating, or the liner size, or any detail of the trigger wiring — and liner and trigger are the two things that stop a replacement gun working on arrival. Its own manufacturer reference, printed on the listing, reads “Contact Tips-035”.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $55 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-07. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions welders ask

When is a whole gun the right purchase?

When the fault is not at the front. This shelf's buying tip is about contact tips, and most feeding problems are a tip or a liner. But a gun with a cracked neck, a crushed cable, a failed trigger switch or a liner that cannot be extracted is not economic to rebuild piece by piece — and on a 140-amp hobby machine a replacement gun can cost less than a bench session. This is that purchase, and it is the only one of its kind on this shelf.

What does "uses the same consumables as Lincoln/Tweco" buy me?

It means the tips you already have still fit. The listing states the gun uses 11-series tips — 11-30 for 0.030 in, 11-35 for 0.035 in — which is the Tweco standard the Magnum 100L uses. So the twenty-tip kit on this shelf for the Magnum 100L fits this gun too, and so does anything you stocked for the original. On a replacement gun that is the specification that matters most, and the listing publishes it.

Why does the reference say "Contact Tips-035"?

It is wrong, and it is the seller’s own field. The product is a complete gun with a 10 ft cable; the reference printed on the listing is a consumable part description. It does not affect what ships, but it is a reminder that on this shelf the Amazon reference and the EAN below are the identifiers to order against, not the manufacturer string.

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