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EDGE® Gas Lens Adapter with O-Rings for 9 & 20 Series TIG Torches

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$16.61 $25.95 In stock

Category: GL920-AOR

The EDGE® Gas Lens Adapter with O-Rings is designed for use with 9 and 20 Series TIG torches. This adapter helps you set up a gas lens configuration for improved shielding gas coverage and better weld visibility.

  • Compatible with 9 and 20 Series TIG torches
  • Includes O-rings for a secure fit
  • EDGE® brand quality
  • Ideal for TIG welding applications
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

Finally got consistent gas coverage on my stainless welds after switching to this gas lens setup. The included O-rings made installation a breeze, and I can already see a noticeable difference in bead quality.

Lily K. ★★★★★

Swapped out the standard collet body for this on my 20 series and the arc stability noticeably improved right away. The o-rings included mean I didn't have to hunt for spares, which is always a hassle. Definitely worth it for cleaner welds on aluminum.

Carter X. ★★★★★

The o-rings fit perfectly on my 9 series torch, and the gas coverage improved noticeably on my last stainless steel weld.