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Weldcraft offers gas lenses

By Janice Wood · September 13, 2010 ·

Weldcraft now offers multiple styles of precision-machined gas lenses,which help  to optimize shielding gas coverage and help ensure consistent, quality TIG welding performance, according to company officials. With styles available for both its WP Series and Crafter Series air- and water-cooled TIG torches, Weldcraft’s gas lenses also dissipate heat for longer, trouble-free performance.

Weldcraft offers three main styles of gas lenses: standard size, large diameter and ‘stubby’ to fit TIG torches with 10N or 13N series front-end parts. The gas lenses also accommodate tungsten electrode diameters ranging from .020- to 5/32-inches. Regardless of the style, each gas lens features durable screens that consistently direct the shielding gas flow around the weld puddle, minimizing weld defects and improving productivity. Each gas lens is comprised of high quality materials and also fits competitive TIG torches.

For more information: 800-752-7620 or Weldcraft.com

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Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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