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UNIMIG APEX Series 9/17/18/20/26 TIG Torch Kit (U42009)

UNIMIG APEX Series 9/17/18/20/26 TIG Torch Kit (U42009)

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The APEX Series TIG Torch Kit is designed to suit standard TIG torch sizes 9, 17 and 26, plus water-cooled sizes 18 and 20. These stubby gas lens TIG cups are perfect for any TIG welding. Get the best possible gas coverage and ultimate visibility with the gas lenses and quartz cups, plus the small stubby cups will fit into all those hard-to-reach spaces and tight corners. The APEX Series TIG Torch Kit comes with everything you need to get welding across a wide range of applications in one convenient carry case.

CONTENTS:

  • 3 x 17/18/26 Stubby Gas Lens in sizes 1.6mm, 2.4mm & 3.2mm
  • 3 x 17/18/26 Wedge Collet in sizes 1.6mm, 2.4mm & 3.2mm
  • 2 x 9/20 Gas Lens Assembly in sizes 1.6mm & 2.4mm
  • 2 x Wedge Collet in sizes 1.6mm & 2.4mm
  • 1 x APEX10 Ceramic Cup
  • 1 x APEX12 Ceramic Cup
  • 1 x APEX14 Ceramic Cup
  • 1 x APEX19 Ceramic Cup
  • 1 x APEX12 Quartz Cup
  • 1 x APEX19 Quartz Cup
  • 3 x APEX10 Filter Screen in sizes 1.6mm, 2.4mm & 3.2mm
  • 3 x APEX12 Filter Screen in sizes 1.6mm, 2.4mm & 3.2mm
  • 3 x APEX14 Filter Screen in sizes 1.6mm, 2.4mm & 3.2mm
  • 3x APEX19 Filter Screen in sizes 1.6mm, 2.4mm & 3.2mm
  • 3 x 17/18/26 Back Cap in Short, Medium & Long
  • 3 x 9/20 Back Cap in Short, Medium & Long
  • 1 x Stubby Series Cup Insulator
  • 10 x O Rings
  • 1 x Filter Screen Installation Tool

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