1. DC 12V Wire Feeder Assembly with Left-Handed Control Knob
Tuoyouxin DC12V DC wire feeder head, with the adjustment handle on the left, is suitable for 12V dual-protection welders. It features a stable gear-driven mechanism, adjustable wire clamping tension, and a plastic housing with metal drive components, making it lightweight and durable. Designed to pair with small CO₂ gas-shielded welders, it serves as a replacement for faulty original wire feeder heads. Installation is simple, and it ensures smooth wire feeding with minimal risk of jamming or misalignment.
2. DC12V Right-Handed Wire Feeder Assembly
This 12V wire feeder head features an adjustment knob on the right side. The internal wire-feeding mechanism is identical to the left-handed model, differing only in the orientation of the control handle. Designed for mini MIG/GMAW welders with right-side mounting positions, it precisely fits the equipment’s installation space. It offers flexible voltage adjustment to ensure consistent wire feed speed and serves as a dedicated replacement part for maintenance and repairs.
3. DC24V Left-Handed Control Knob Wire Feeder Assembly
This high-power DC24V wire feeder assembly features a left-side control knob layout. It is compatible with industrial-grade 24V gas-shielded welding machines, offering greater driving force to handle thick-gauge welding wire during prolonged continuous operation. Wear-resistant rollers minimize wire wear, ensuring smooth wire feeding even under high-power conditions. It is commonly used in small-to-medium-sized industrial welding equipment.
4. DC24V Control Knob on the Right – Wire Feeder Assembly
This 24V high-voltage version features a control knob on the right side, designed specifically for welders with right-side mounting positions. The high-torque motor drive base ensures smooth operation during heavy-duty welding without jamming. Its fatigue-resistant structure resolves issues such as weak wire feed, wire skipping, and wire jamming, making it an ideal replacement part for welders used frequently in workshops.
