Tag: TIG torch parts
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Weldmark TIG Collet Body #9, 20, 25 Torch Pk = 5 (13N28-3/32″): Replacement Part Breakdown
When a TIG torch starts losing tungsten grip, feeding becomes inconsistent, or the setup feels loose after normal maintenance, the collet body is one of the first parts to inspect. For #9,…
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Weldmark TIG Collet Body #9, 20, 25 Torch Pk = 5 (13N27-1/16″) Replacement Part Breakdown
The Weldmark TIG Collet Body #9, 20, 25 Torch Pk = 5 (13N27-1/16″) is a replacement torch component used in the collet stack. In practical terms, this part helps locate and support…
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CK230 TIG Torch Support: Parts Lookup and Buying Checks
If you are maintaining a CK230 TIG setup, the main job is not just finding parts. It is confirming the torch family, matching the consumable set, and checking what support items are…
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CK Flex-Loc TIG Torch Support: Parts Lookup and Buying Checks
CK Flex-Loc TIG torch support parts are usually bought to solve one problem: keep the torch serviceable and matched to the job without guessing at head, consumable, or adapter fit. The CK…
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How to Identify and Replace Compatible TIG Torch Consumables for Optimal Welding Performance
Correct TIG torch consumables affect arc stability, shielding gas coverage, tungsten control, heat handling, and weld consistency. The wrong collet, cup, gas lens, back cap, or tungsten size can cause poor starts,…
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TIG Torch Consumable Wear Signs: Cup Cracks, Collet Slip, Gas Lens Clogs, and Dirty Tungsten
Worn TIG torch consumables usually show up as dirty tungsten, rough arc starts, porosity, black soot, poor gas coverage, tungsten slipping, cup cracking, and inconsistent bead color. The problem is often not…
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How to Fix an Unstable TIG Arc from Poor Tungsten Prep
A wandering TIG arc is often blamed on gas flow, amperage, or the machine. Those issues can matter, but the tungsten electrode is one of the first places to check. A contaminated,…
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Weldmark 13N26 TIG Collet Body Review: .040″ Replacement Parts for #9, #20, and #25 TIG Torches
If your TIG torch setup uses a #9, #20, or #25 style torch, the Weldmark 13N26 collet body is a small but important consumable to keep on hand. This 5-pack is made…
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Best TIG Gas Lens Kit for Sooty Welds (Clean Shielding)
Black soot and dirty tungsten usually point back to shielding gas coverage—either turbulence, leaks, or a setup that can’t maintain a stable argon envelope. A gas lens kit is one of the…
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TIG Welding Accessories: Choosing the Right Setup for 2026
Selecting TIG welding accessories can make or break your results. The right setup improves arc stability, shielding coverage, and long-term torch reliability—while the wrong parts waste time and money. Key Takeaways Performance…