Weldtec 150A, 25Ft Air-Cooled I-Head Flex-Neck TIG Torch (WTF-17V-25R)
The "I" stands for interchangeable. These I-Head series torches give new meaning to versatility. The Flex-Neck model allows the torch body to flex, positioning the head at various angles. Numerous head styles interchange between the Flex-Head and Ball-Joint models. The torches are available in air-cooled with or without a built-in gas valve along with two water-cooled models. These torch bodies and heads are made with resilient high temperature silicone rubber insulation that resist "HF" current leakage, chipping, cracking, and withstand temperatures up to 500 degrees F. These are ideal for pipe and tube welds. Made in the USA.
Features:
• 25 Ft Air-Cooled TIG Torch with Rubber Hose & Gas Valve
• Flex-Neck Head
• Includes a 70 degree angle head (factory-installed)
• Rated up to 150 Amps
• Tungsten Capacity: .020" - 1/8"
Features:
• 25 Ft Air-Cooled TIG Torch with Rubber Hose & Gas Valve
• Flex-Neck Head
• Includes a 70 degree angle head (factory-installed)
• Rated up to 150 Amps
• Tungsten Capacity: .020" - 1/8"
| MPN: | WLTWTF-17V-25R |
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MPN: WLTWTF-17V-25R
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