Professional TIG Welding Consumables for Flawless Arc Control
Maximize weld quality and torch longevity with precision-engineered TIG accessories. From heat-resistant ceramic nozzles to gas-optimized lenses, every component is crafted for durability and performance.
✅ High temperature resistance: 99% alumina material, resistant to 2000°F high temperature.
✅ Multiple aperture options: #4, #6, #8, #10, adapted to different gas flow requirements.
✅ Splash-proof design: Smooth inner wall reduces splash adhesion and extends service life.
Application scenarios: stainless steel pipe welding, aluminum alloy sheet welding.
✅ Uniform gas coverage: multi-layer stainless steel mesh reduces turbulence and protects the molten pool.
✅ Compatible with long tungsten electrode: supports tungsten electrode extension length, suitable for welding in narrow spaces.
✅ Economy of the kit: an integrated kit with gas lens, chuck and nozzle.
Application scenarios: aerospace titanium alloy welding, food-grade stainless steel containers.
✅ High conductivity: copper-plated chuck body reduces arc fluctuations.
✅ Precision clamping: 0.8mm–4.0mm tungsten electrode compatible, anti-loosening design.
✅ Quick change system: no tools required, change chuck within 5 seconds.
Application scenario: automated production line with high-frequency arc starting.
✅ Ergonomics: Anti-slip rubber grip to reduce hand fatigue.
✅ Insulation protection: Ceramic lining to prevent high temperature from being transmitted to the handle.
✅ Universal interface: Suitable for WP-9, WP-20, WP-26 series TIG welding torches.
Application scenarios: Long-term continuous welding operations (such as shipbuilding).
✅ 360° visibility: transparent quartz glass, real-time observation of the molten pool.
✅ Heat-resistant and crack-resistant: low thermal expansion coefficient, avoids cracking due to sudden cooling and heating.
✅ Multiple sizes: inner diameter 8mm–20mm, suitable for fine or large-scale welding.
Application scenarios: artistic metal engraving, precision electronic component welding.
Q: How often should I replace TIG torch nozzles?
A: Replace if cracked or deformed (typically every 40–60 welding hours).
Q: How to choose the right gas lens size?
A: Match the lens inner diameter to your nozzle size (e.g., #8 nozzle → 8mm gas lens).
Q: Can I use a ceramic nozzle for aluminum welding?
A: Yes – pair with a gas lens for optimal argon coverage.
Q: Are your collets compatible with torches?
A: Yes – all collets follow industry-standard dimensions.