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49V27 - Weldcraft 49V27 3/16-inch Gas Lens for 27 Series Torches

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OVERVIEW

Precision Gas Control for Heavy-Duty TIG Welding

The Weldcraft 49V27 Gas Lens is a specialized consumable designed to elevate the performance of Series 27 TIG torches, specifically the 27A and 27B models. In the realm of Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), the quality of the shielding gas envelope is paramount to achieving defect-free welds. Standard collet bodies often allow shielding gas to exit the nozzle in a turbulent manner, which can draw in atmospheric contaminants like oxygen and nitrogen, leading to porosity or oxidation. The 49V27 addresses this fluid dynamics challenge by incorporating a multi-layered stainless steel mesh screen within the brass body.

This mesh acts as a flow straightener, organizing the chaotic gas turbulence into a coherent, laminar column. The 3/16-inch (4.8mm) bore size is precision-machined to ensure consistent flow rates appropriate for the tungsten diameter in use. By stabilizing the gas stream, this gas lens provides a stiffer, more resilient shield around the molten weld pool. This is particularly critical when welding reactive metals or when operating in shop environments where minor cross-drafts might otherwise disrupt the shielding envelope.

Furthermore, the laminar flow created by the 49V27 allows for significantly greater electrode extension—commonly referred to as "stick-out." In complex industrial fabrication, welders often encounter tight angles, deep grooves, or obstructed joints where a standard nozzle configuration would block the line of sight. With this gas lens, the tungsten can be extended further beyond the nozzle cup without losing shielding integrity, granting the operator superior visibility and access. This component is manufactured to Miller Electric's exacting OEM standards, ensuring perfect thread engagement and thermal conductivity required for the high-amperage applications typical of 27 Series torches.

Integrating the 49V27 into your welding setup is a strategic move for quality assurance. It minimizes the variables that lead to rework, ensuring that the shielding gas performs its function efficiently. Whether used in aerospace, piping, or general heavy fabrication, this gas lens represents a fundamental upgrade over standard collet bodies for critical welding tasks.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:pack of 1
Product Type:Gas Lens
Bore Size:3/16" (4.8mm)
Torch Compatibility:27A, 27B, Series 27
Material:Brass, Stainless Steel Mesh
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Product Type:Gas Lens
Bore Size:3/16" (4.8mm)
Torch Compatibility:Series 27, 27A, 27B
Material:Brass, Stainless Steel Mesh
Brand:Miller OEM
Packaging Description:pack-of-1

INCLUDED

  • (1) Weldcraft 49V27 Gas Lens, 3/16" (4.8mm)

APPLICATIONS

  • Heavy-duty TIG welding with 27 Series torches
  • Confined space welding requiring long electrode stick-out
  • Precision fabrication of stainless steel and reactive metals
  • Pipe welding root passes and fill passes
  • General industrial maintenance and repair

FAQ

The 49V27 gas lens is designed specifically for Weldcraft/Miller Series 27 TIG torches, including models 27A and 27B.

This gas lens has a 3/16-inch (4.8mm) bore size.

A gas lens contains a mesh screen that creates laminar gas flow, reducing turbulence and improving shielding coverage compared to a standard collet body.

Yes, the laminar flow created by the gas lens allows for greater tungsten stick-out, improving visibility and access to tight joints.

No, this item is the gas lens body only. The collet and nozzle (cup) must be purchased separately.

Yes, this is a genuine Weldcraft (Miller Electric) product, ensuring OEM quality and fitment.

It is constructed from high-quality brass with an integrated stainless steel mesh screen assembly.

Yes, by providing a more stable and coherent gas shield, it significantly reduces the chance of atmospheric contamination that causes porosity.