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    17 Products

    Wash-Away Shims

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Shims. Wash Away, Rectangle, Sold Individually.
    Create a precise gap between plates, flanges, and pipes while welding. When you're done, spray these paper shims with water and watch them dissolve instantly—no need to grind them off like metal shims. They leave no residues behind.
    Thk.
    Welding Process
    Material
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    4" Lg. × 3/8" Wd.
    1/32"Hot Air, MIG, Oxyacetylene, Stick, TIG
    		Paper257135A11000000
    1/16"Hot Air, MIG, Oxyacetylene, Stick, TIG
    		Paper257135A1300000
    1/8"Hot Air, MIG, Oxyacetylene, Stick, TIG
    		Paper257135A1700000
     

    MIG Gun Insulators

    Image of Product. Side1 orientation. MIG Gun Insulators. Miller.
    Image of Product. Lincoln and Tweco. Front orientation. MIG Gun Insulators. Lincoln Tweco.

    Miller

    Lincoln and Tweco

    Form a seal between nozzle and gun to protect the nozzle from heat and damage while welding.
    For
    Mfr.
    For Mfr. Model No.
    Lg.
    Each
    MillerMDX 2501"4796N11000000
    Lincoln
    Tweco    		Magnum 200
    No. 2    		7/8"78375A6630000
    Lincoln
    Tweco    		Magnum 300, Magnum 400
    No. 3, No. 4    		1 1/16"78375A6640000

    TIG Torch Insulators

    Image of System. Side1 orientation. Exploded view. Contains Annotated. TIG Torch Insulators.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. TIG Torch Insulators.
    Prevent shielding gas from escaping and protect torch components from excessive heat—these insulators form a seal between nozzle and torch. When choosing an insulator, you'll want to match your torch's series number and your nozzle's material, as well as whether or not your nozzle is gas saving.
    For Torch Series No.
    For Nozzle Material
    For Gas
    Coverage
    TIG Industry
    No.
    Material
    Each
    Standard TIG Welding/Gas-Saving TIG Welding
    9, 20, 25Aluminum Oxide Ceramic, Quartz GlassNarrow, Wide598882PTFE
    		77425A20600000
    17, 18, 26Quartz GlassNarrow10NQGPTFE
    		77425A50100000
     
    Standard TIG Welding
    9, 20Silicon Nitride CeramicNarrow—Nylon
    		77425A5020000
    17, 18, 26Aluminum Oxide CeramicNarrow18CGPTFE
    		77425A2050000
    17, 18, 26Silicon Nitride CeramicNarrow—Nylon
    		77425A50300000
     
    Gas-Saving TIG Welding
    9, 20Aluminum Oxide Ceramic, Borosilicate GlassNarrow—PTFE
    		77425A20100000
    9, 20Aluminum Oxide Ceramic, Borosilicate GlassWide—PTFE
    		77425A20300000
    17, 18, 26Aluminum Oxide Ceramic, Borosilicate GlassNarrow—PTFE
    		77425A20200000
    17, 18, 26, 28, 29, 418Aluminum Oxide CeramicNarrow54N01PTFE
    		77425A2650000
    17, 18, 26Aluminum Oxide Ceramic, Borosilicate GlassWide—PTFE
    		77425A20400000
    17, 18, 26Silicon Nitride CeramicNarrow—Nylon
    		77425A50400000
     
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