0192713001 - ESAB Brass Gas Hose Nipple Replacement

Precision Engineered Gas Connection Component

The ESAB Hose Nipple (SKU: 0192713001) is a critical component designed for the maintenance and repair of professional welding equipment. In the realm of industrial welding, the integrity of gas distribution systems is paramount. Even minor leaks or turbulence in the shielding gas flow can lead to significant weld defects, such as porosity and oxidation. This hose nipple is manufactured to ESAB's exacting standards, ensuring that it meets the rigorous demands of heavy-duty industrial environments.

Constructed from high-grade brass, this fitting offers excellent resistance to corrosion and mechanical wear. Brass is the material of choice for welding gas fittings due to its durability and non-sparking properties, which are essential for safety in volatile environments. The precision machining of the barb ensures a secure grip on the hose, minimizing the risk of the hose slipping off under pressure when properly clamped. This attention to dimensional tolerance is what separates genuine OEM parts from generic aftermarket alternatives.

Technical Reliability and Compatibility

Using genuine ESAB parts like the 0192713001 Hose Nipple ensures compatibility with your existing ESAB machinery and gas regulation equipment. Mismatched fittings can often lead to thread damage or imperfect seals, resulting in costly downtime and potential safety hazards. This nipple is designed to interface seamlessly with standard welding hose nuts and regulators, providing a straightforward solution for equipment maintenance personnel.

For MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) professionals, stocking essential spare parts like this hose nipple is a proactive strategy to minimize equipment downtime. Whether replacing a worn-out fitting during scheduled maintenance or repairing a damaged line in the field, this component provides the reliability required to keep production lines moving. Its robust design ensures it can withstand the thermal cycles and physical handling typical of a busy welding shop.