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15 Series (180A) MIG Welding Gun

15 Series (180A) MIG Welding Gun - Main image
$129.74 $279.95 In stock

Category: LE100

15 Series (180A) MIG welding gun. Uses

HTP America® 15 Series

consumables. To remove the gas nozzle, twist clockwise and pull. To install the gas nozzle, twist clockwise and push. Rigid neck and flex neck guns available in 10', 12', and 15' lengths.



Please Note:

Do not bend the flex neck into a complete U-shape—the neck can crack.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia E. ★★★★★

Rigid neck holds steady even when I'm reaching into tight spots under the car frame, and swapping the nozzle is quick once you get the clockwise twist down. Runs smooth at 180A without overheating so far, exactly what I needed for heavier steel.

Kevin ★★★★★

The rigid neck gives me way better control on tight joints than my old setup, and the twist-to-lock nozzle swap is quick once you get the hang of the direction. Feeds smooth at 180 amps without overheating, even on a longer run. Glad I picked this up.

Daniel J. ★★★★★

The rigid neck gives me way more control during precise welds than my old setup ever did, and swapping the gas nozzle is surprisingly simple once you get the hang of the twist motion. I've already finished a couple of small frames with no issues.