Are liners sized with the wire

[jtj321]

Hi I'm a complete newbie.
I have a little Cebora 130. Do i have to match the liner size to the wire size please? Thanks.

 

[TEO]

In my experience, with other brands, no you don't match the liner. The tip yes but the liner is standard to the machine. On my machines there are liners with different characteristics slippyness wise ie. Teflon for Ali wire but I don't think the internal diameter's differ.
Welcome btw

 

[Woody.v8]

Yes the liner is sized to the wire, in the UK they are....
But I'm not sure hobby type welders have the choice.

 

[BrokenBiker]

for euro torches there are option for groups of wire sizes, for hobby torches ive only ever found the generic ones, but have found they will take up to 1mm wire no problem

 

[jtj321]

In my experience, with other brands, no you don't match the liner. The tip yes but the liner is standard to the machine. On my machines there are liners with different characteristics slippyness wise ie. Teflon for Ali wire but I don't think the internal diameter's differ.
Welcome btw

Thanks TEO yea I've got th e correct tips so i should be good to go

 

[jtj321]

Yes the liner is sized to the wire, in the UK they are....
But I'm not sure hobby type welders have the choice.
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Thanks Woody, so from the chart it looks like my smaller size wires fit one liner. Cheers

 

[tom2207]

Hi I'm a complete newbie.
I have a little Cebora 130. Do i have to match the liner size to the wire size please? Thanks.

Cebora stuff usually welds really well , they are often rebranded as all sorts of things too ... Welcome to the forum

 

[jtj321]

for euro torches there are option for groups of wire sizes, for hobby torches ive only ever found the generic ones, but have found they will take up to 1mm wire no problem

That'll work for me then BrokenB as I'm using small Guage stuff.
Thanks everyone for the quick and helpful replies. Great forum!

 

[jtj321]

Cebora stuff usually welds really well , they are often rebranded as all sorts of things too ... Welcome to the forum

Thanks Tom. Lots of friendly help! What a pleasure!!