MR140 - CK Worldwide MR140 Micro TIG Torch Body 140A Gas Cooled

Precision Welding for Tight Spaces

The CK Worldwide MR140 Micro Torch Body is a specialized tool designed for the most demanding TIG welding applications where space is at an absolute premium. Unlike standard 17 or 26 series torches, the MR140 series features an ultra-low profile and a compact handle design that allows the operator to manipulate the arc in areas that were previously inaccessible. Whether you are welding inside a collector, repairing intricate engine components, or fabricating complex aerospace tubing, this torch body provides the clearance you need without sacrificing power.

High Performance in a Small Package

Despite its diminutive size, the MR140 is a powerhouse. It is rated for 140 Amps at 100% duty cycle, utilizing gas cooling to maintain operating temperatures. This makes it one of the most capable micro torches on the market, bridging the gap between low-amperage hobbyist equipment and industrial-grade tools. The torch body is constructed from high-quality, high-temperature silicone rubber which prevents arcing and withstands the heat of continuous welding, ensuring longevity in professional environments.

Modular Versatility

This product is the torch body only, which serves as the foundation for a modular system. The MR140 body accepts a variety of interchangeable heads (sold separately), including 45-degree, 90-degree, and 180-degree angles. This modularity means you do not need to buy multiple complete torches for different jobs; simply swap the head to match the angle required for your specific joint. This flexibility reduces tool costs while maximizing your capability on the shop floor.

CK Worldwide Quality

As a "CK Exclusive" product, this torch benefits from CK Worldwide's reputation for innovation in TIG welding. It is a smaller, lighter version of their Master TIG series, bringing the same reliability and ergonomic focus to micro-welding. The lightweight design drastically reduces hand fatigue during intricate work, allowing for steadier hands and higher quality welds over long shifts.