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3P8GS - CK Worldwide 3P8GS 3 Series Glass Cup, Size 8 (10-Pack)

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OVERVIEW

High-Visibility TIG Consumables for Precision Applications

The CK Worldwide 3P8GS Glass Cup is a specialized TIG welding consumable designed to solve one of the most common challenges in complex fabrication: visibility. Unlike standard alumina or ceramic cups which obscure the electrode and weld pool from certain angles, this high-temperature glass cup provides a 360-degree view of the arc. This transparency is critical when welding in restricted spaces such as inside corners, deep grooves, or the interior of small-diameter piping where line-of-sight is typically compromised.

Engineered for the 3 Series torch platform, the 3P8GS is compatible with a wide range of industry-standard torches, including models 17, 18, 26, 150, 210, 300, and 510. The cup features a #8 orifice (1/2-inch diameter), offering a balanced gas coverage suitable for a variety of amperage settings and material thicknesses. With a length of 1-7/8 inches, it maintains a standard profile that integrates seamlessly into existing setups without requiring significant adjustments to the welder's technique.

Manufactured from durable borosilicate glass, these cups are capable of withstanding the high thermal cycles inherent in TIG welding. However, they require appropriate handling to maintain their clarity and structural integrity. This product is supplied in a package of 10, ensuring that professional fabricators have an adequate supply of replacements on hand for critical projects. Whether used for sanitary stainless steel piping, aerospace components, or intricate automotive fabrication, the CK 3P8GS enhances process control by allowing the operator to verify tungsten extension and arc length visually.

Technical Specifications

The 3P8GS fits securely onto compatible gas lens assemblies designed for 3 Series torches. It is essential for users to verify they have the correct O-ring and collet body configuration to accommodate the glass nozzle. By replacing opaque nozzles with this clear alternative, welders can significantly reduce rework caused by poor visibility and electrode contamination.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 of each, 10 PER EA
Item:Gas Lense, Nozzle Cup
Brand:CK
Series:3 Series
Cup Size:#8 (1/2")
Material:High-Temperature Glass
Length :1-7/8"
Compatible Torches:150, 17, 18, 210, 26, 300, 510
----- new values below ----
Series:3 Series
Cup Size:#8 (1/2")
Material:High-Temperature Glass
Length:1-7/8"
Compatible Torches:17, 18, 26, 150, 210, 300, 510
brand:ck
item:nozzle-cup
packaging-description:10-per-ea

INCLUDED

  • 10 x CK 3P8GS Glass Cups (Size 8)

APPLICATIONS

  • Welding inside corners and confined spaces
  • Pipe and tubing fabrication
  • Precision TIG welding requiring high visibility
  • Automotive exhaust systems and manifolds
  • Aerospace component repair
  • Sanitary stainless steel welding

FAQ

The CK 3P8GS is designed for 3 Series torches. This includes common models such as the 17, 18, 26, 150, 210, 300, 510, and their equivalents from brands like Weldcraft and Lincoln.

This is a Size #8 cup, which corresponds to an orifice diameter of 1/2 inch (approximately 12.7mm).

Glass cups provide superior visibility, allowing the welder to see through the nozzle to view the electrode and weld pool. This is particularly useful in tight spaces or corners where a ceramic cup would block the view.

Yes, glass cups typically require a specific gas lens body and O-ring setup to seal properly, as they do not thread on like ceramic cups. Ensure your torch is equipped with the correct gas lens adapter for 3 Series glass cups.

They are made from high-temperature borosilicate glass to withstand welding heat. However, they are glass and can break if dropped or subjected to severe thermal shock, which is why they are sold in packs.

The CK 3P8GS is sold as a package of 10 glass cups.

While possible, it is generally not recommended to 'walk the cup' with glass nozzles as the friction and pressure against the base metal can cause the glass to chip or break more easily than ceramic.

The cup is 1-7/8 inches long, which is a standard length for this series of consumables.