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UNIMIG T2/T3W/T4W Super Series Kit U42006

UNIMIG T2/T3W/T4W Super Series Kit U42006

Regular price $224.00 AUD
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SKU:U42006

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Upgrade your TIG torch with the complete Super Series Kit for T2, T3W, and T4W torches. This kit includes Super Series gas lens collet bodies, matching collets, and clear quartz cups for excellent gas coverage and visibility when welding. Perfect for precision TIG welding in tight spaces where gas coverage is critical.

Key Features

  • Suits T2, T3W, and T4W TIG torches
  • Improved shielding gas coverage for cleaner, more consistent welds
  • Includes gas lens collet bodies, ceramic cups, and quartz cups
  • Ideal for precision work and welding in restricted areas


In the Box

  • 1 × SUPER12 Gas Lens Collet Body 1.6mm (UMCT2SSGL2016)
  • 1 × SUPER12 Gas Lens Collet Body 2.4mm (UMCT2SSGL2024)
  • 1 × SUPER14 Gas Lens Collet Body 1.6mm (UMCT2SSGL2316)
  • 1 × SUPER14 Gas Lens Collet Body 2.4mm (UMCT2SSGL2324)
  • 1 × SUPER18 Gas Lens Collet Body 1.6mm (UMCT2SSGL2816)
  • 1 × SUPER18 Gas Lens Collet Body 2.4mm (UMCT2SSGL2824)
  • 1 × SUPER12 Ceramic Cup (UMCT2SSCC12)
  • 1 × SUPER14 Ceramic Cup (UMCT2SSCC14)
  • 1 × SUPER18 Ceramic Cup (UMCT2SSCC18)
  • 1 × SUPER12 Quartz Cup (UMCT2SSQZ12)
  • 1 × SUPER14 Quartz Cup (UMCT2SSQZ14)
  • 1 × SUPER18 Quartz Cup (UMCT2SSQZ18)
  • 1 × Quartz Heat Zone Isolator (UMCT2QZSN)
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We deliver Australia-wide and internationally.

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Order before 2:00 PM, and if in stock, collect the same business day. We’ll notify you as soon as your order is ready.

Warranties and Returns

  • Manufacturer Warranties + full coverage under Australian Consumer Law
  • 30-Day Returns on unopened/unused products (customer pays return shipping)
  • Defective Products: free return and replacement, handled with priority

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