Features

• Recessed tips are generally used for higher heat applications where longer electrical stick-out is required, or in cases where the nozzle may touch the work piece (tack, spot, and stitch)
• Flush tips are generally used where a shorter electrical stick-out is used sometimes resulting in shorter/tighter arc lengths, bringing the tip closer to the work piece
• Protruding Tips are generally used when welding open root pipe or any joint that requires the welder to get into a tight weld joint. However, the down side to this is the chance of arcing the tip to the work piece, which could damage front end parts resulting in downtime needed to replace
• Machined from 360 brass alloy bar stock to ensure consistent dimensional stability
• Designed to be used with threaded and or Slip-on nozzle assemblies
• Used in medium to heavy duty welding application up to 450 amperes
• Machined from 360 brass alloy bar stock to ensure consistent dimensional stability
• Designed to be used with threaded and or Slip-on nozzle assemblies
• Part# is rolled/stamped on the outside surface
• A machined thread is on the outside surface to allow the nozzle insulator to thread over holding the Slip-on nozzle in place during the welding process
• Contains a conduit set screw used to hold the conduit liner in place