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Aluminum #16 Nozzle 9/20 & 2-Series TIG
(8) 4 out of 5 stars
See All 8 Customer ReviewsAdded: 07/21/2021 by Thomas P.
I found that this nozzle performed admirably on thin chrome moly tubing. It is light and highly durable however the threaded nylon insert on my particular product was not fixed into the aluminium housing by any means. I am not sure if this is by design (perhaps the two different materials should be able to expand at differing rates?) but it can be easily remedied. The ‘biskets’ (fibre diffusers) appear to be simply made from Scotchbrite abrasive pad. I had expected some purpose built material but it works very well regardless.
Added: 08/13/2020 by Eric G.
Make a bieautifull weld with great protection eliminate the distubation and eliminate the atmosfere contamination i rocomande for stainless if you want no color
Added: 10/08/2014 by Matt Paderta
The cup is machined anodized aluminum with a glued in rubber/plastic bushing to thread onto the collet body. Melted that piece.
The biskets melted instantly.
I will probably be machining a new bushing and welding it onto the cup.
Instead of using the biskets I'm going to punch some round pieces of fine mesh to fit behind the threaded ring at the end of the cup.
I didn't see that this had limitations on amperage but it seems like a good cup for light amperage work.
The biskets melted instantly.
I will probably be machining a new bushing and welding it onto the cup.
Instead of using the biskets I'm going to punch some round pieces of fine mesh to fit behind the threaded ring at the end of the cup.
I didn't see that this had limitations on amperage but it seems like a good cup for light amperage work.
Added: 08/06/2014 by Nick Mishler
After using this nozzle I found that its very close in function to the Monster Nozzle. The added benefits to upgrading to this one would be the durability factor and the diffuser bisket cap. I've drop this one a few times with no chipping of the coating and no damage to the nozzle. With the diffuser cap you have the insurance that the bisket will not drop out randomly.
With all that said with any larger nozzle you will have space limitations but your tungsten stick out can be greater.
For a few examples please see me on instagram @MishlerMadeFab
With all that said with any larger nozzle you will have space limitations but your tungsten stick out can be greater.
For a few examples please see me on instagram @MishlerMadeFab
Added: 08/02/2014 by Javier Ramirez
I just started running it on my wp9 w/ .040 tungsten and it works great on thin wall tube. It's not to heavy and feels well balanced. Like mentioned above, it's machined from aluminum, then anodized, which makes it non electrically conductive and super durable compared to the ceramic cups. The diffuser is also retained via a threaded cap which is a great idea! More pics on instagram, #turbo_fx. Thanks for a great cup and for the two previous reviews :)