24KD

This is a connecting rod from the Binzel 24KD series, which is the core accessory of gas shielded welding guns. It is used to connect the conductive nozzle seat and the neck of the welding gun, achieving synchronous transmission of welding current and welding wire. Its detailed characteristics are as follows:

Material and Structure

Main material: Made of brass, it has good conductivity, thermal conductivity, and performance, and can stably carry welding current (rated current of about 300A), avoiding the influence of overheating or wear on welding performance.

Structural design: Adopting a threaded connection structure, one end is compatible with the neck of a 24KD welding gun, and the other end is connected to a conductive nozzle seat. After assembly, it is confirmed that the connection is tight and there is no current transmission loss.

performance advantage

Stable current transmission: Made of brass material and designed with tight threaded connections, the welding current is evenly transmitted to the welding wire, avoiding unstable arc or weld defects, and adapting to the welding needs of various welding wires such as carbon steel and stainless steel.

Strong adaptability: compatible with the Binzel 24KD series welding gun, can match conductive nozzles with diameters of 0.8-1.6mm, and meet welding scenarios with different wire specifications.

High practicality: brass components are corrosion-resistant and resistant to high temperatures (based on actual reports), threaded structures are fatigue resistant (based on actual reports), and are not easily damaged during high-frequency welding operations, reducing the frequency of component replacement.

Application scenarios

Widely used in carbon dioxide gas shielded welding (CO ₂/MAG welding) scenarios, such as steel structure processing, automotive manufacturing, large component welding, etc., it is a key vulnerable part of gas shielded welding guns and needs to be regularly inspected for wear and replaced in a timely manner.