
Optimize your MIG welding setup with the Tweco 24FN62S (1240-1724) Fixed Nozzle, designed for superior performance and longevity. This nozzle features a fixed design that simplifies setup by automatically positioning the contact tip flush with the nozzle opening. This "flush" relationship is widely preferred for short-circuit and spray transfer modes, providing optimal gas shielding while maintaining adequate stick-out visibility. The nozzle is compatible with standard Tweco insulators and gas diffusers found on Tweco #4 and Spray Master series MIG guns.
The 24FN62S boasts a 5/8-inch (15.9 mm) bore, which is the standard size for most general-purpose welding applications ranging from 200 to 400 amps. The larger bore ensures a laminar flow of shielding gas, effectively protecting the molten weld pool from atmospheric contamination. Manufactured from a robust copper alloy, the nozzle resists spatter adhesion and dissipates heat efficiently, prolonging the life of both the nozzle and the front-end consumables. The fixed nature of the nozzle also prevents it from sliding or moving during operation, a common issue with worn adjustable nozzles.
This package contains two (2) nozzles, offering excellent value for high-volume welding operations. Replacing worn nozzles is critical for maintaining arc stability and preventing gas turbulence. The 24FN62S is a direct replacement for worn-out stock nozzles and integrates seamlessly into your existing Tweco consumable inventory. Trust in the reliability of the 24 Series design to deliver consistent results in your welding projects.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Tweco |
| Item:Nozzle |
| Packaging Description:pack of 2 |
| Fits Which Model:N/A |
| Bore Size:5/8" (15.9 mm) |
| Nozzle Type:Fixed (FN) |
| Series:24 Series |
| Material:Copper Alloy |
| Tip Relationship:Flush |
| Compatible Guns:Tweco #4, Spray Master 350, Spray Master 450 |
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