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For decades, the Tweco A-316 has been the "go-to" stinger for welders who need a balance of power, weight, and durability. This Master Pack of 24 is perfect for outfitting a whole crew or stocking the tool crib. When you grab a Tweco A-316, you feel the quality of the copper alloy tongs—this isn't a cheap knock-off; it's the genuine article that holds the rod like a vice and conducts current efficiently so your hand stays cool.
Why Welders Love It:
It's all about the grip and the geometry. The jaws are designed to hold the stick firmly in six different positions. Whether you are welding flat, vertical-up, or overhead, you can angle the rod exactly where you need it without it wobbling or popping out. The handle is shaped to fit comfortably in a gloved hand, reducing the hand strain that comes from squeezing a trigger or gripping a heavy tool all day. Plus, the ball-point cable connection is easy to install—just strip your cable, slide it in, and tighten it down with an Allen wrench for a solid connection that won't overheat.
Built for the Shop:
Shops are tough on gear. Stingers get dropped, dragged, and hammered. The A-316 is built to take it. The Super-Mel insulation is tough against heat and impact. And here is the best part: when you eventually wear out the insulators from dragging them across the work, you don't have to toss the holder. Just flip the insulators over for a brand-new wear surface. It’s smart design that saves money and keeps you welding. This bulk pack ensures you always have a fresh holder ready to go when you need it.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Tweco |
| Amperage:250 |
| Item:Electrode Holder |
| Style:Copper Tong |
| Packaging Description:pack of 24 |
| Electrode Capacity:3/16 in (4.8 mm) |
| Cable Capacity:1/0 |
| Connection Type:Ball-Point |
| Process:Stick (SMAW) |
| Body Material:Copper Alloy |
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