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    TIG Torch Nozzles

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    Image of Product. Front orientation. TIG Torch Nozzles. Ceramic Alumina for Wide Gas Coverage.

    Gas Saving

    Ceramic Alumina

    for Wide Gas

    Coverage

    Direct the flow of shielding gas to your weld with these nozzles. When choosing a nozzle size, consider the thickness of the material you’re welding. In general, the thicker the material, the higher the nozzle size you should use. All nozzles require a compatible collet in order to connect to your TIG torch.
    Ceramic Alumina—Ceramic alumina nozzles are the most common nozzles. They’re more durable than borosilicate glass nozzles but can limit visibility since they aren’t clear. Use them for general purpose welding applications.
    For Wide Gas Coverage—Nozzles for wide gas coverage produce a large cloud of shielding gas, so they’re a good choice when working with metals that are difficult to weld, such as titanium and Inconel. However, they’re harder to fit into corners than standard nozzles.
    Gas-Saving TIG Welding—Gas-saving nozzles use less gas than standard nozzles but won’t compromise the quality of your weld. These nozzles require a gas diffuser, which prevents oxidation and pitting in the weld by reducing gas turbulence and improving shielding.
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    Ceramic Alumina for Wide Gas Coverage
     
    Gas-Saving TIG Welding
    9, 20, 250.125"53N6CN2-1877425A622000000
    TIG Torch Ceramic Nozzle for Wide Gas Coverage, Industry Number 53N6Cn2-18
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