84Z33 - ESAB Heliarc HW-9 Collet 1/16-inch (Pack of 2)

Precision ESAB 84Z33 Collets for HW-9 Torches

When it comes to precision TIG welding, the quality of your consumables plays a pivotal role in the stability of your arc and the cleanliness of your weld. The ESAB 84Z33 Collet is a genuine replacement part designed specifically for the HW-9 (Heliarc 9) series of TIG torches. This package contains two (2) high-quality collets sized for 1/16-inch (1.6mm) tungsten electrodes, ensuring you have the necessary spares to keep your production line or workshop running smoothly without interruption.

The collet is the heart of the TIG torch's electrode holding system. It sits inside the collet body and clamps down on the tungsten electrode when the back cap is tightened. Using genuine ESAB parts like the 84Z33 ensures that this clamping mechanism is precise and concentric. A poorly made collet can lead to poor electrical contact, which causes the collet to overheat, twist, or even melt inside the torch body. ESAB manufactures these collets from a premium copper alloy that offers excellent thermal and electrical conductivity, minimizing resistance and heat buildup even during extended welding sessions.

The HW-9 torch is known for its compact size and maneuverability, often used for intricate work on thinner materials where a 1/16" tungsten is the electrode of choice. Whether you are welding stainless steel tubing, aluminum brackets, or mild steel sheet metal, maintaining a stable arc is essential. These collets provide the secure grip needed to prevent the tungsten from slipping or vibrating, allowing the welder to maintain a consistent arc length and focus. By choosing the ESAB 84Z33, you are investing in the longevity of your torch and the quality of your craftsmanship.

At Josef Gas, we understand that using the correct consumables is key to achieving the best results with your ESAB equipment. These collets are direct replacements for the original parts found in Heliarc torches, guaranteeing a perfect fit every time. Don't compromise your weld quality with generic substitutes; stick to the brand that engineered your torch.