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13401100 - Tweco 34A Slip-On Nozzle Insulator for No. 4 MIG Guns (25-Pack)

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the Tweco 34A Nozzle Insulator

The Tweco 34A Nozzle Insulator (SKU: 1340-1100) is a critical consumable component engineered specifically for the Tweco Classic No. 4 MIG gun series. This insulator plays a vital role in the assembly of the MIG torch front end, serving as the electrical barrier between the electrically live gas diffuser and the outer gas nozzle. By maintaining this isolation, the 34A insulator prevents accidental arcing to the workpiece through the nozzle, which is essential for maintaining weld quality and operator safety in industrial environments.

Manufactured to precise tolerances, the 34A insulator features a bore diameter of 0.75 inches (19.05 mm) and an overall length of 1.06 inches (26.9 mm). These dimensions are optimized to fit securely over the gas diffuser of the Tweco No. 4 gun, which is rated for 400 Amps at a high duty cycle. The slip-on design utilizes friction fitment to hold the external nozzle in place, allowing for rapid disassembly during routine maintenance or contact tip changes. This design eliminates the need for threaded connections, which can seize due to thermal expansion and spatter accumulation.

The material composition of the Tweco 34A is selected for its high thermal resistance and dielectric strength. In high-amperage MIG welding (GMAW) and Flux-Cored welding (FCAW) applications, the front-end consumables are exposed to intense radiant heat and direct spatter. The 34A insulator resists degradation under these conditions, ensuring that the gas flow path remains unobstructed and the nozzle remains concentric with the contact tip. This concentricity is crucial for maintaining proper shielding gas coverage over the weld pool, thereby preventing porosity and oxidation.

This product is supplied in a bulk package of 25 units, catering to high-volume fabrication shops and manufacturing facilities where consumable turnover is frequent. Regular inspection and replacement of the nozzle insulator are recommended as part of a preventative maintenance schedule. A compromised insulator can lead to loose nozzles, erratic gas coverage, or short circuits, all of which negatively impact productivity. By utilizing genuine Tweco parts, operators ensure compatibility and performance consistent with the original equipment manufacturer's specifications.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:pack of 25, pack of 25 (pack-of-25)
Item:Insulator (insulator)
Amps:400amp (400amp)
Consumables Type:Nozzle Insulator
Series:Tweco Classic
Bore Diameter:0.75"
Length :1.06"
Connection Type:Slip-On
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Consumables Type:Nozzle Insulator
Series:Tweco Classic
Bore Diameter:0.75"
Length:1.06"
Manufacturer Part Number:34A
Connection Type:Slip-On
brand:Tweco (tweco)
item:Insulator (insulator)
amps:400amp (400amp)
packaging-description:pack of 25 (pack-of-25)
mig-gun-model:Tweco Classic No. 4

INCLUDED

  • 25 x Tweco 34A Nozzle Insulators

APPLICATIONS

  • Heavy-duty MIG (GMAW) welding
  • Flux-cored (FCAW) welding
  • Structural steel fabrication
  • Industrial manufacturing
  • Shipbuilding and repair
  • Automotive and transportation equipment production

FAQ

The Tweco 34A insulator is designed specifically for the Tweco Classic No. 4 MIG gun series.

This insulator is rated for use with MIG guns up to 400 Amps.

The Tweco 34A is a slip-on insulator, designed to hold slip-on nozzles via friction.

This package contains 25 nozzle insulators.

The insulator has a length of 1.06 inches and a bore diameter of 0.75 inches.

Worn insulators can cause the nozzle to become loose or allow electrical shorts between the nozzle and the workpiece.

No, the 34A is specific to the No. 4 series. Other series use different part numbers with different dimensions.

The manufacturer part number is 34A, and the SKU is often listed as 1340-1100.