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TIG Torches

With many of the parts you need for TIG welding, these torches include a torch body and a cable and hose assembly.

Flexible-Neck Torch Body


Gas Valve Not Included	Gas Valve Included

Flexible-neck torch bodies bend so you can weld in hard-to-reach areas. A copper coil allows the neck to flex, but it will loosen over time.

Gas Valve Not Included—Torches without a gas valve require a welder with a built-in gas valve.

Gas Valve Included—Torches with a gas valve included let you control the flow of gas at your torch instead of at your welder.

					12 ft. Long Cable		25 ft. Long Cable
	Torch Series No.	Head Movement	Max. Current, amp	Includes		Each		Each
Gas Valve Not Included





				Air Cooled—Rubber Cable
				17	Rigid	150	Torch Body Cable and Hose Assembly Torch Handle Long Back Cap	00000000	0000000	00000000	0000000

				Gas Valve Included





								Air Cooled—Rubber Cable
								17	Rigid	150	Torch Body Cable and Hose Assembly Torch Handle Long Back Cap	00000000	000000	00000000	000000

Ball-Joint Torch Body with Interchangeable Head

Torches with an interchangeable head let you quickly swap out heads with different nozzle configurations to tackle different welding jobs. They have a ball-joint torch body that gives them similar flexibility to flexible-neck torches, but the ball joint won’t loosen over time, unlike a copper coil.

Gas Valve Not Included—Torches without a gas valve require a welder with a built-in gas valve.

Gas Valve Included—Torches with a gas valve included let you control the flow of gas at your torch instead of at your welder.

70° Head Angle—TIG torch heads with a 70° head angle are useful for welding in hard-to-reach areas.

						12 ft. Long Cable		25 ft. Long Cable
	Torch Series No.	Head Movement	Head Angle	Max. Current, amp	Includes		Each		Each
Gas Valve Not Included





				Air Cooled—Rubber Cable
				17	Swivel	70°	150	Ball Sleeve Assembly Torch Body Cable and Hose Assembly Torch Handle Long Back Cap	00000000	0000000	00000000	0000000

				Gas Valve Included





								Air Cooled—Rubber Cable
								17	Swivel	70°	150	Ball Sleeve Assembly Torch Body Cable and Hose Assembly Torch Handle Long Back Cap	00000000	000000	00000000	000000

TIG Torches for Pipe Welding

Rotate or pivot the head on these torches to weld on pipe. They come with other parts you need for TIG welding, such as torch bodies and cable and hose assemblies.

Rigid-Neck Torch Body

Gas Valve Included

Rigid-neck torch bodies have a pivoting head and are often used on large-diameter pipe and tubing. They work for longer welding cycles than torches with a rotating head. To prevent binding or twisting on the cable, the torch body rocks back and forth on the cable.

Gas Valve Included—Torches with a gas valve included let you control the flow of gas at your torch instead of at your welder.

					12 ft. Long Cable		25 ft. Long Cable
	Torch Series No.	Head Movement	Max. Current, amp	Includes		Each		Each
Gas Valve Included





				Air Cooled—Rubber Cable
				17	Pivot	180	Torch Body Cable and Hose Assembly Torch Handle Long Back Cap	0000000	0000000	0000000	0000000

Flexible-Neck Torch Body

Gas Valve Included

Flexible-neck torch bodies bend to access hard-to-reach areas. They also have a pivoting head for use on large-diameter pipe and tubing. They work for longer welding cycles than torches with a rotating head. The torch body rocks back and forth on the cable, preventing it from binding or twisting.

Gas Valve Included—Torches with a gas valve included let you control the flow of gas at your torch instead of at your welder.

					12 ft. Long Cable		25 ft. Long Cable
	Torch Series No.	Head Movement	Max. Current, amp	Includes		Each		Each
Gas Valve Included





				Air Cooled—Rubber Cable
				17	Pivot	180	Torch Body Cable and Hose Assembly Torch Handle Long Back Cap	0000000	0000000	0000000	0000000

Rotating-Head Torch Body with Interchangeable Head

Torches with an interchangeable head let you quickly swap out heads with different nozzle configurations to tackle different welding jobs. Their head rotates 360° to account for different welding positions, so they’re often used to weld small-diameter pipe.

Gas Valve Not Included—Torches without a gas valve require a welder with a built-in gas valve.

Gas Valve Included—Torches with a gas valve included let you control the flow of gas at your torch instead of at your welder.

90° Head Angle—TIG torch heads with a 90° head angle are useful for welding in hard-to-reach areas.

						12 ft. Long Cable		25 ft. Long Cable
	Torch Series No.	Head Movement	Head Angle	Max. Current, amp	Includes		Each		Each
Gas Valve Not Included





				Air Cooled—Rubber Cable
				17	360° Rotation	90°	150	Torch Body Cable and Hose Assembly Torch Handle Long Back Cap	0000000	0000000	0000000	0000000

				Gas Valve Included





								Air Cooled—Rubber Cable
								17	360° Rotation	90°	150	Torch Body Cable and Hose Assembly Torch Handle Long Back Cap	0000000	000000	0000000	000000

TIG Torch Bodies

Replace worn torch bodies on your TIG torch.

Flexible-Neck Torch Bodies

Gas Valve Not Included

Gas Valve Included

Torch bodies with a flexible neck have a copper coil that bends, so you can weld in hard-to-reach areas. However, the copper coil will loosen over time.

Gas Valve Not Included—Use torch bodies without a gas valve with a machine that has a built-in gas valve.

Gas Valve Included—Torch bodies with a gas valve allow you to control the gas flow at your torch instead of at the machine.

			Gas Valve Not Included		Gas Valve Included
	For Torch Series No.	Head Movement		Each		Each
Air Cooled


		17	Rigid	00000000	000000	00000000	000000

Ball-Joint Torch Bodies with Interchangeable Head

Gas Valve Not Included

Gas Valve Included

Ball-joint torch bodies have similar flexibility to those with a flexible neck for welding in hard-to-reach areas. Because the ball joint does not loosen with time, they last longer than torch bodies with a flexible neck. They have interchangeable heads, so you can quickly swap nozzle configurations for different welding jobs.

Gas Valve Not Included—Use torch bodies without a gas valve with a machine that has a built-in gas valve.

Gas Valve Included—Torch bodies with a gas valve allow you to control the gas flow at your torch instead of at the machine.

TIG Torch Heads—Swap these heads out to create your own ready-to-use nozzle configuration for different welding jobs. They’re for use with ball-joint and rotating-head TIG torches.

					Gas Valve Not Included		Gas Valve Included
	For Torch Series No.	Head Angle	Head Movement	Includes		Each		Each
Air Cooled


		17	70°	Swivel	Ball Sleeve Assembly	00000000	0000000	00000000	0000000

TIG Torch Bodies for Pipe Welding

For welding pipe, these torch bodies have a head that either pivots or rotates.

Rigid-Neck Torch Bodies

Gas Valve Included

Rigid-neck torch bodies have a pivoting head and are often used on large-diameter pipe and tubing. They withstand longer welding cycles than torch bodies with a rotating head. To prevent binding or twisting on the cable, their body rocks back and forth on the cable.

Gas Valve Included—Torch bodies with a gas valve let you control the flow of gas at your torch instead of at your welder.

			Gas Valve Included
	For Torch Series No.	Head Movement		Each
Air Cooled


		17	Pivot	0000000	000000

Flexible-Neck Torch Bodies

Gas Valve Included

Flexible-neck torch bodies bend to weld in hard-to-reach areas. They also have a pivoting head for use on large-diameter pipe and tubing. They work for longer welding cycles than torches with a rotating head. Their torch body rocks back and forth on the cable, preventing it from binding or twisting.

Gas Valve Included—Torch bodies with a gas valve let you control the flow of gas at your torch instead of at your welder.

			Gas Valve Included
	For Torch Series No.	Head Movement		Each
Air Cooled


		17	Pivot	0000000	000000

Rotating-Head Torch Bodies with Interchangeable Head

Gas Valve Not Included

Gas Valve Included

Torch bodies with an interchangeable head let you quickly swap out heads with different nozzle configurations to tackle different welding jobs. Their head rotates 360° to account for different welding positions, so they’re often used to weld small-diameter pipe.

Gas Valve Not Included—Torch bodies without a gas valve require a welder with a built-in gas valve.

Gas Valve Included—Torch bodies with a gas valve let you control the flow of gas at your torch instead of at your welder.

TIG Torch Heads—Swap these heads out to create your own ready-to-use nozzle configuration for different welding jobs. They’re for use with ball-joint and rotating-head TIG torches.

				Gas Valve Not Included		Gas Valve Included
	For Torch Series No.	Head Angle	Head Movement		Each		Each
Air Cooled


		17	90°	360° Rotation	0000000	0000000	0000000	0000000

TIG Torch Nozzles

Standard

Gas Saving

Image of ProductInUse. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. TIG Torch Nozzles.


Aluminum Oxide Ceramic for Narrow Gas Coverage	Silicon Nitride Ceramic for Narrow Gas Coverage	Borosilicate Glass for Narrow Gas Coverage

Borosilicate Glass for Wide Gas Coverage	Quartz Glass for Narrow 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.

Aluminum Oxide Ceramic—Aluminum oxide ceramic 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.

Borosilicate Glass—Borosilicate glass nozzles are clear, so you can see what you’re working on even in tight corners, but they break more easily than other nozzles. These nozzles require a push-on collet body.

Quartz Glass—Quartz glass nozzles are clear like borosilicate glass nozzles, but they’re more durable and withstand higher temperatures. They also won’t turn yellow over time like borosilicate glass nozzles. If you're using them as standard nozzles, you'll need an adapter ring (sold separately) to connect to a threaded collet body.

Silicon Nitride Ceramic—Silicon nitride ceramic nozzles are just as durable as aluminum oxide ceramic nozzles, and they’ll work at higher temperatures. However, they also limit visibility because they aren’t clear. Use standard nozzles with a threaded collet body.

For Narrow Gas Coverage—Nozzles for narrow gas coverage are good for welding most metals.

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.

Standard TIG Welding—Standard nozzles require a threaded collet body.

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.

	TIG Industry No.		Each
Aluminum Oxide Ceramic for Narrow Gas Coverage





	Standard TIG Welding
	17, 18, 26	4	—	10N50	000000000	00000
	17, 18, 26	5	—	10N49	000000000	0000
	17, 18, 26	6	—	10N48	000000000	0000
	17, 18, 26	7	—	10N47	000000000	0000
	17, 18, 26	8	—	10N46	000000000	0000
	17, 18, 26	10	—	10N45	000000000	0000
	17, 18, 26	12	—	10N44	000000000	0000



			Gas-Saving TIG Welding
			17, 18, 26	4	—	54N18	000000000	0000
			17, 18, 26	5	—	54N17	000000000	0000
			17, 18, 26	6	—	54N16	000000000	0000
			17, 18, 26	7	—	54N15	000000000	0000
			17, 18, 26	8	—	54N14	000000000	0000

			Silicon Nitride Ceramic for Narrow Gas Coverage





							Standard TIG Welding
							17, 18, 26	4	—	10N50SC	000000000	00000
							17, 18, 26	5	—	10N49SC	000000000	00000
							17, 18, 26	6	—	10N48SC	000000000	00000
							17, 18, 26	7	—	10N47SC	000000000	00000
							17, 18, 26	8	—	10N46SC	000000000	00000
							17, 18, 26	10	—	10N45SC	000000000	00000
							17, 18, 26	12	—	10N44SC	000000000	00000



									Gas-Saving TIG Welding
									17, 18, 26	4	—	54N18SC	000000000	00000
									17, 18, 26	5	—	54N17SC	000000000	00000
									17, 18, 26	6	—	54N16SC	000000000	00000
									17, 18, 26	7	—	54N15SC	000000000	00000
									17, 18, 26	8	—	54N14SC	000000000	00000

									Borosilicate Glass for Narrow Gas Coverage





													Gas-Saving TIG Welding
													17, 18, 26	—	0.063", 0.094", 0.125"	—	000000000	00000

													Borosilicate Glass for Wide Gas Coverage





																	Gas-Saving TIG Welding
																	17, 18, 26	—	0.063", 0.094", 0.125"	—	000000000	00000

Quartz Glass for Narrow Gas Coverage





																	Standard TIG Welding
																	9, 17, 18, 20, 25, 26	7	—	10NQ-7L	000000000	00000
																	9, 17, 18, 20, 25, 26	9	—	10NQ-9L	000000000	00000

TIG Torch Heads


50° Head Angle	70° Head Angle

90° Head Angle	Straight Head Angle

Swap these heads out to create your own ready-to-use nozzle configuration for different welding jobs. They’re for use with ball-joint and rotating-head TIG torches.

50° Head Angle, 70° Head Angle, and 90° Head Angle—Torch heads with a 50°, 70°, or 90° head angle are useful for welding in hard-to-reach areas.

For Torch Series No.	Head Angle	Head Movement	Each
17	50°	Swivel	000000
17	70°	Swivel	00000
17	90°	360° Rotation	00000
17	90°	Swivel	00000
17	Straight	Swivel	00000

TIG Torch Accessory Kits

All the TIG torch accessories you need to get started in one kit, including collets, collet bodies, and nozzles.

Borosilicate Glass Nozzle—Kits with borosilicate glass nozzles are clear, so you'll be able to see what you're working on, even when space is cramped. However, these nozzles break more easily than other nozzles. Instead of threads, the collet bodies have O-rings; push the nozzle onto the collet body, and the O-ring holds it in place.

Aluminum Oxide Ceramic Nozzle—Kits with aluminum oxide ceramic nozzles are durable and economical—a good choice for most applications, although they do limit visibility, unlike glass. The nozzles thread directly onto the collet bodies.

Gas-Saving TIG Welding—Gas-saving nozzles include a gas diffuser, so they use less gas than standard nozzles but won't compromise the quality of your weld. The gas diffuser smooths the flow of shielding gas, so it goes where you want it and isn't wasted. Shielding gas prevents oxidation and pitting, which weaken welds. Having reliable gas coverage means your electrode can stick out farther and reach into tight spots while staying inside the cloud of gas.

For Narrow Gas Coverage—Narrow nozzles work well with most metals.

For Wide Gas Coverage—Wide nozzles spray a large cloud of shielding gas that helps with tough-to-weld metals, such as titanium and Inconel. Because of their size, they’re harder to fit into corners than standard nozzles.

				For Narrow Gas Coverage		For Wide Gas Coverage
	For Torch Series No.	For Electrode Dia.	Includes		Each		Each
Borosilicate Glass Nozzle





				Gas-Saving TIG Welding
				17, 18, 26	0.063"	Gas Lens Insulator 0.063" Collet 0.063" Collet Body 0.063" Gas Diffuser Borosilicate Glass Nozzle	0000000	000000	0000000	0000000
				17, 18, 26	0.094"	Gas Lens Insulator 0.094" Collet 0.094" Collet Body 0.094" Gas Diffuser Borosilicate Glass Nozzle	0000000	00000	0000000	000000
				17, 18, 26	0.125"	Gas Lens Insulator 0.125" Collet 0.125" Collet Body 0.125" Gas Diffuser Borosilicate Glass Nozzle	0000000	00000	0000000	000000

				Aluminum Oxide Ceramic Nozzle





								Standard TIG Welding
								17	0.040", 0.063", 0.094"	Short Back Cap 0.040" Collet 0.063" Collet 0.094" Collet 0.040" Collet Body 0.063" Collet Body 0.094" Collet Body Size 4 Aluminum Oxide Ceramic Nozzle Size 5 Aluminum Oxide Ceramic Nozzle Size 6 Aluminum Oxide Ceramic Nozzle 7" Long 2% Ceriated Tungsten Electrode with 0.040" Diameter 7" Long 2% Ceriated Tungsten Electrode with 0.063" Diameter 7" Long 2% Ceriated Tungsten Electrode with 0.094" Diameter	0000000	00000	———	0



										Gas-Saving TIG Welding
										17, 18, 26	0.063"	Aluminum Oxide Ceramic Nozzle Gas Lens Insulator 0.063" Collet 0.063" Collet Body 0.063" Gas Diffuser	0000000	00000	0000000	000000
										17, 18, 26	0.094"	Aluminum Oxide Ceramic Nozzle Gas Lens Insulator 0.094" Collet 0.094" Collet Body 0.094" Gas Diffuser	0000000	00000	0000000	000000
										17, 18, 26	0.125"	Aluminum Oxide Ceramic Nozzle Gas Lens Insulator 0.125" Collet 0.125" Collet Body 0.125" Gas Diffuser	0000000	00000	0000000	000000

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 Nozzle Material	For Gas Coverage	TIG Industry No.	Material		Each
Standard TIG Welding


	17, 18, 26	Aluminum Oxide Ceramic	Narrow	18CG	PTFE	000000000	00000
	17, 18, 26	Silicon Nitride Ceramic	Narrow	—	Nylon	000000000	0000

	Standard TIG Welding/Gas-Saving TIG Welding


			17, 18, 26	Quartz Glass	Narrow	10NQG	PTFE	000000000	00000

			Gas-Saving TIG Welding


					17, 18, 26	Aluminum Oxide Ceramic, Borosilicate Glass	Narrow	—	PTFE	000000000	00000
					17, 18, 26, 28, 29, 418	Aluminum Oxide Ceramic	Narrow	54N01	PTFE	000000000	0000
					17, 18, 26	Aluminum Oxide Ceramic, Borosilicate Glass	Wide	—	PTFE	000000000	00000
					17, 18, 26	Silicon Nitride Ceramic	Narrow	—	Nylon	000000000	00000

TIG Torch-to-Machine Connectors


Hose Included	Hose Not Included

Replace the connector between your TIG torch and welder. These connectors are also known as dinse connectors.

Application	For Torch Series No.	TIG Industry No.	Hose Included		Each
Gas Inlet	9, 17, 24	3538-18	Yes	000000000	000000
Gas Through	9, 17, 24	3538-GT	No	000000000	00000

TIG Torch Gas Diffusers

Smooth the flow of shielding gas coming out of your TIG torch nozzle, so you have more control and less waste. These mesh diffusers reduce turbulence so that the gas stays where you need it, shielding the weld and preventing oxidation and pitting, which cause weak welds. All require a TIG torch insulator.

For Aluminum Oxide Ceramic Nozzles and Silicon Nitride Ceramic Nozzles

Diffusers for ceramic nozzles are commonly called gas lenses.

		For Narrow Gas Coverage
For Torch Series No.	Choose an Electrode Diameter (TIG Industry Number)		Each
17, 18, 26	0.040" (45V24) , 0.063" (45V25) , 0.094" (45V26) , 0.125" (45V27) , 0.156" (45V28)	00000000	000000

For Borosilicate Glass Nozzles

Diffusers for borosilicate glass nozzles are commonly called screens.

		For Narrow Gas Coverage		For Wide Gas Coverage
For Torch Series No.	For Electrode Dia.		Each		Each
9, 17, 18, 20, 26	0.063"	000000000	00000	000000000	000000
9, 17, 18, 20, 26	0.094"	000000000	0000	000000000	00000
9, 17, 18, 20, 26	0.125"	000000000	0000	000000000	00000

TIG Torch Back Caps


Short	Long

Tighten these caps to the back of your TIG torch, so the collet grips the electrode. They also cover the part of the electrode sticking out the back of your TIG torch.

	TIG Industry No.		Each
Short


	17, 18, 26	57Y04	00000000	00000

	Long


			17, 18, 26	57Y02	00000000	0000

TIG Torch Power Cable Adapters

Connect your power cable to your argon hose for TIG welding.

For Torch Series No.	TIG Industry No.		Each
9, 17	105Z57	0000000	000000

TIG Torch Collets

Hold your tungsten electrode in place during TIG welding with these collets. Slide them into a collet body or gas lens, and secure by screwing the back cap onto your torch.

Split TIG Collet—Split collets are split into two sides. When you tighten the back cap, the sides squeeze together to grip the tungsten. These are the most common collet style, but the split is a weak area where they deform over time.

Wedge TIG Collet—Wedge collets have a wedge-shaped head that presses against the collet body when the back cap is tightened, holding the tungsten steady. This single-piece design is more durable than split collets.

	For Nozzle Material	For Gas Coverage	Choose an Electrode Diameter (Industry Number)		Each
Split TIG Collet


	17, 18, 26	Aluminum Oxide Ceramic, Silicon Nitride Ceramic, Quartz Glass	Narrow	0.040" (10N22) , 0.063" (10N23) , 0.094" (10N24) , 0.125" (10N25) , 0.156" (54N20)	00000000	00000

	Wedge TIG Collet


			17, 18, 26	Silicon Nitride Ceramic, Borosilicate Glass	Narrow	0.063" , 0.094" , 0.125"	00000000	0000
			17, 18, 26	Borosilicate Glass	Wide	0.063" , 0.094" , 0.125"	00000000	0000

TIG Torch Collet Bodies

Attach TIG torch nozzles to TIG torches with these collet bodies. Holes in the collet body route shielding gas to the nozzle to protect your weld from oxidation and pitting. Use them with a split or wedge collet to hold a tungsten electrode. All collet bodies require a TIG torch insulator.

For Aluminum Oxide Ceramic and Silicon Nitride Ceramic Nozzles

Collet bodies for aluminum oxide ceramic and silicon nitride ceramic nozzles have threads for connecting to nozzles. Use an adapter ring (sold separately) to connect quartz glass nozzles to these collet bodies.

		For Narrow Gas Coverage		TIG Torch Adapter Rings for Quartz Glass Nozzles
For Torch Series No.	Choose an Electrode Diameter (Industry Number)		Each	Nozzle Connection		Each
17, 18, 26	0.040" (10N30) , 0.063" (10N31) , 0.094" (10N32) , 0.125" (10N28) , 0.156" (406488)	00000000	00000	Threaded × Push On	000000000	00000

For Borosilicate Glass Nozzles

Collet bodies for borosilicate glass nozzles have a silicone O-ring. Press the nozzle onto the collet body, and the O-ring holds it in place.

		For Narrow Gas Coverage		For Wide Gas Coverage
For Torch Series No.	For Electrode Dia.		Each		Each
17, 18, 26	0.063", 0.094", 0.125"	000000000	00000	000000000	000000