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UNIMIG

UNIMIG T3 TIG Torch

UNIMIG T3 TIG Torch

$634.00 AUD
$634.00 AUD
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UMT3F4M

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UNIMIG T3 TIG Torch is a compact, air-cooled TIG torch designed for precision AC/DC welding on aluminium, stainless and mild steel. With a 240A duty rating, comfortable handle design and compatibility with standard 35/50 DINSE connections, it delivers reliable performance across fabrication, maintenance and workshop applications.

Key Features

  • Air-cooled torch head rated to 240A for light–medium fabrication
  • Comfortable ergonomic handle for improved control and reduced fatigue
  • Supports tungsten electrodes from 1.0–4.0mm
  • Compatible with all machines using a 35/50 DINSE connector
  • Available in 4m and 8m lengths

In the Box

  • T3 TIG Torch (length selected)

Variant SKUs

  • 4m – UMT3F4M
  • 8m – UMT3F8M
TORCH SPECIFICATIONS
Cooling Method Air-Cooled
Maximum Output 240A
Duty Cycle @ 40°C – DC 35% @ 240A
Duty Cycle @ 40°C – AC 35% @ 170A
Lengths (m) 4, 8
Tungsten Range 1.0–4.0mm
Dinse Size 35/50
Standard EN 60974-7

 

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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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