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Twenty tips, because one is never enough

YESWELDER YW-100L-0.8

Twenty contact tips in one box for the commonest small MIG torch pattern in America — which is the quantity this hub’s buying tip actually asks for.

YESWELDER MIG gun consumable kit with contact tips, nozzles and diffusers

YESWELDER YW-100L-0.8

Twenty contact tips in one box for the commonest small MIG torch pattern in America — which is the quantity this hub’s buying tip actually asks for.

Amazon reference
B07QWJG9JB
EAN
0768563619809
  • Twenty tips in one purchase, which is the only way the advice above becomes practical
  • Names the torch patterns it fits — Lincoln Magnum 100L, K530 series, Tweco Mini and #1
  • One wire size only — 0.030 in, 0.8 mm — so a change of wire means a different kit

Best for: A Lincoln Magnum 100L or Tweco Mini torch running 0.030 in wire, stocked properly

≈ $17
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Specifications

Amazon reference
B07QWJG9JB
EAN
0768563619809

This hub’s buying tip is that a contact tip is worn long before it looks worn, that an oval bore makes the arc wander and the wire stick, and that no amount of adjusting the machine will fix it. The practical consequence is a box of tips, and this is a box of tips: twenty in 0.030 in, with two nozzles and two gas diffusers alongside them.

Compatibility is the part this listing does properly. It names the torch patterns — Lincoln Magnum 100L of the K530 series, Tweco Mini and #1 — and then names the machines those torches came on, which is how most people identify a gun they did not buy separately. It also names eight YESWELDER machines the kit drops straight onto. Nothing on this shelf’s European half fits either: MB15 and MB25 are a different thread.

Two things are not published. The tip thread and length are absent, and within a pattern those are what actually decide whether a tip seats — the listing relies on the pattern name instead, which is normally enough. And nothing says what the tips are made of: plain copper and a copper-chrome-zirconium alloy look identical and last very differently at the same current.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $17 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

Why twenty tips?

Because of what this shelf's buying tip says: a contact tip is worn long before it looks worn, and once the bore goes oval the arc wanders and the wire sticks. The cure is to change the tip rather than chase the machine, and that only happens if there are tips in the drawer. Twenty of them turns a diagnosis into a two-minute job; two of them turns it into an order and a week of guessing.

Will it fit my torch?

If your torch is a Lincoln Magnum 100L of the K530 series, or a Tweco Mini or #1, yes — the listing names those patterns directly and then lists the machines they came on, from the SP-140T and MIG Pak 140 to the Power MIG 180T. If your torch is a European MB15 or MB25, no: those take a different thread entirely, and the five published kits on this shelf are the ones for them. That is the compatibility question this hub’s introduction warns about, and this listing answers it better than most.

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    Amazon reference
    B09CMTS9TZ
    EAN
    0818988015370
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    • One tungsten size only: 1/16 in, so 0.040 in or 3/32 in work needs a different body

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    The only kit on this shelf that identifies every piece by the original maker’s part number — tips, nozzles and both adapters.

    Amazon reference
    B07QXHNJ4Y
    EAN
    0768563619878
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    • Includes both adapters, so the whole front end forward of the diffuser is replaceable
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    Fifty-three TIG consumables sold on a page that twice calls them plasma cutting parts, says the nozzles are "made of material", and carries five empty bullets.

    Amazon reference
    B07NCQHCNC
    EAN
    0783335064212
    • Fifty-three pieces covering gas lenses, nozzles, collets and cups in one box
    • Names the three torch series it fits — WP-9, WP-20 and WP-25 — which is the compatibility question for TIG
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    Best for: Stocking a WP-9, 20 or 25 torch in one purchase, if you already know which pieces you need

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    Two and a half times the glass of its cheaper stablemate, with four arc sensors instead of two — and the same published optical class.

    Amazon reference
    B07M5WKCYX
    EAN
    0768563619526
    • 3.93 by 3.66 in — about 14 square inches, the second largest window on this shelf
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    A brass body rather than a zinc casting — the material that decides whether a regulator survives a decade.

    Body
    Brass
    Gases
    Argon and CO₂, refillable cylinders
    Amazon reference
    B07T7GJDWS
    EAN
    4251314274977
    • A brass body resists corrosion and creep better than zinc alloy castings
    • Named for refillable cylinders, which is what a workshop actually uses
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    Best for: A regulator meant to outlast several machines

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    Jaw width
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    Fitment
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    Amazon reference
    B0CQD4ZX3C
    EAN
    4255607911037
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