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Split Style, 3/32 (.094) electrode diameter,Copper, Long Reach

Category TIG Collets
IWD13N23L

Split Style, 3/32 (.094) electrode diameter,Copper, Long Reach

Item Code: IWD13N23L
Category TIG Collets
Minimum quantity 5

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Description

The 13N23L long reach copper collet 3/32 (.094) from Weldmark® by CK Worldwide® is a copper, split style collet, compatible with both water and gas cooling methods. A collet is a mechanical clamping device, like a sleeve, that uses pressure and friction to hold an electrode in position within the welding torch. Collets are sized according to the diameter of the electrode used. In this case, it has a 3/32 (.094) electrode diameter. (Includes 5 per bag)

Specifications

  • Brand : Weldmark
  • Category : TIG Collets
  • Cooling Concept : Gas
  • Country Of Origin : China
  • Duty Rating : Standard Duty
  • Length : 1.560 in
  • Process : GTAW
  • Prop 65 : Cancer and Reproductive Harm
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Split Style, 3/32 (.094) electrode diameter,Copper, Long Reach

Category TIG Collets
IWD13N23L
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Split Style, 3/32 (.094) electrode diameter,Copper, Long Reach

Item Code: IWD13N23L
Category TIG Collets
Minimum quantity 5

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Description

The 13N23L long reach copper collet 3/32 (.094) from Weldmark® by CK Worldwide® is a copper, split style collet, compatible with both water and gas cooling methods. A collet is a mechanical clamping device, like a sleeve, that uses pressure and friction to hold an electrode in position within the welding torch. Collets are sized according to the diameter of the electrode used. In this case, it has a 3/32 (.094) electrode diameter. (Includes 5 per bag)

Specifications

  • Brand : Weldmark
  • Category : TIG Collets
  • Cooling Concept : Gas
  • Country Of Origin : China
  • Duty Rating : Standard Duty
  • Length : 1.560 in
  • Process : GTAW
  • Prop 65 : Cancer and Reproductive Harm
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