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Includes air-cooled (below 250 A) and water-cooled (above 200 A) torches designed for use with Miller TIG welders. Feature a pen-style head design with ergonomic contact points to reduce operator fatigue & a finger-tip gas control for precisely controlling arcs
Weldcraft TIG (tungsten inert gas) welding is a form of arc flame welding that uses tungsten as an electrode for heating the joining location.
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| A | WP-18-25-R | A$ 1025.08 | |
| B | WP-225-25-R | A$ 1141.46 | |
| C | WP2025RM | A$ 926.11 |
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| A | WP17FV25RM | A$ 741.18 | |
| B | WP9FV25RM | A$ 858.74 |
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KMiller Weldcraft A-150 Series TIG torches are suitable for maintenance & repair operations in aerospace, food & beverage, petrochemical and metalworking applications. These TIG torch kits feature a Diamond Grip head design having contact points for fingers and thumb to ensure a comfortable grip & minimise operator fatigue. They have a flexible neck for ease-of-operation in tough-to-reach areas and ribbed handle for user comfort.
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| A | WP-17-12-R | A$ 418.78 | |
| B | WP-17-25-R | A$ 582.46 | |
| C | WP-17F-25-R | A$ 662.93 | |
| D | WP-17FV-12-R | A$ 604.60 | |
| E | WP-17FV-25-2 | A$ 990.98 | |
| F | WP-17V-12-2 | A$ 609.66 | |
| G | WP-17V-12-R | A$ 502.66 | |
| H | WP-26FV-25-2 | A$ 1095.89 | |
| I | WP-26FV-25-R | A$ 897.91 | |
| J | WP-26V-12-2 | A$ 750.99 | |
| K | WP-26V-25-2 | A$ 956.74 | |
| L | WP-26V-25-R | A$ 821.41 | |
| M | WP-9-12-R | A$ 367.08 | |
| N | WP-9FV-12-R | A$ 571.34 |
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| A | WP-17V-25-2 | A$ 783.42 | |
| B | WP-26V-12-R | A$ 638.59 | |
| C | WP17V25RM | A$ 666.86 |
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CTungsten inert gas (TIG) welding uses a static, non-consumable electrode, whereas metal inert gas (MIG) welding uses a consumable electrode that acts as a filler metal to meltdown & fill the gap between the metals to be joined. TIG welding may require the addition of a small diameter filler rod into the arc while the MIG welding electrode is continuously fed into the welding gun / torch from a wire pool. MIG welding electrodes are selected based on the welded materials. However, the TIG welding electrodes are always made of tungsten or its alloys.
AC powered TIG torches are generally used for welding non-ferrous metals like aluminium & magnesium, while DC powered Miller Weldcraft TIG torches are suitable for welding ferrous alloys like steel or stainless steel.