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Keep your production line moving with the 401-6-62 Tregaskiss Style Heavy Duty Nozzle. Designed as a direct replacement for the standard Tregaskiss 401-6-62, this nozzle delivers the fit, form, and function you expect at a value that helps manage your consumable costs. It is specifically engineered for use with 300 amp and 400 amp MIG guns, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of welding procedures.
This nozzle features a 5/8-inch (15.9 mm) bore orifice, which is the industry standard for general-purpose MIG welding. It allows for a balanced gas flow that protects the molten weld pool from atmospheric contamination. Additionally, the nozzle is designed with a 1/8-inch tip recess. This recessed configuration is preferred by many operators as it helps prevent the contact tip from overheating and reduces the likelihood of burn-backs. It also provides a physical buffer if the operator accidentally touches the nozzle to the workpiece, preventing electrical shorts that could damage the contact tip or the work.
Construction quality is paramount for heavy-duty consumables. This nozzle is manufactured from robust copper and brass alloys, ensuring it can endure the thermal stress of high-amperage arcs. It mates perfectly with the 404-3 gas diffuser and locks in place with the 402-3 nozzle retainer, providing a secure and concentric fit. Whether you are replacing worn-out parts or stocking up for a big job, this nozzle offers the reliability and performance required for professional results.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Tregaskiss Style |
| Item:Nozzle |
| Front End:Tregaskiss |
| Fits Which Model:Tregaskiss 300/400A MIG Guns |
| Bore Size:5/8" |
| Tip Relationship:1/8" Recess |
| Material:Copper, Brass |
| Series:401 Series, Heavy Duty |
| Compatible Diffuser:404-3 |
| Compatible Retainer:402-3 |
| Packaging Description:2 in a pack |
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