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17 Series (150A) Air-Cooled Torch with 3/8"-24 RH Male Thread Fitting

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$106.46 $179.95 In stock

Category: 1712-ND-3824

17 Series (150A) air-cooled torch with a 3/8"-24 RH male thread fitting. The industry standard. Typically used with power cable adapter part number 105Z57 to connect to a machine with a stud.

Please note that the tig torch comes as shown with just the heat shield an it, no additional consumables are included. 

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily A. ★★★★★

The 3/8"-24 male thread screwed right into my adapter without any chasing, which is more than I can say for the last torch I tried. Running it at 150 amps on mild steel and it stays cool enough to hold with a bare hand between beads.

Ellie B. ★★★★★

Swapped this onto my machine with the 105Z57 adapter and it threaded on clean, no cross-threading at all. Runs cool enough on 150A that I can rest my gloved hand near the head between passes. Solid torch for the price.

Evelyn D. ★★★★★

The 3/8"-24 RH male thread screwed right into my adapter with no cross-threading, which was my main worry. Runs cool enough on 150A that I can actually touch the handle between beads. Feels like a solid little torch for the price.