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CK Worldwide Tungsten Stick Out Gauge (TG1)
The CK tungsten stick out gauge helps the user set the correct tungsten tip length. Setting the correct tip length ensures a consistent quality to every weld. This gauge eliminates tungsten contamination by keeping the tungsten in the gas stream and prevents undue stress on the ceramic gas nozzle.
The stick out gauge is used by loosening the knurled lock nut, then turning the threaded gauge to desired depth (1/16" increments). Simply lock the gauge by turning the knurled lock nut firmly back against the gauge body.
Features
• 1/16" (1.6mm) Markings
• Knurled Lock Nut
• Threaded Gauge Rod
• Keyring and Carabiner Attachment
The stick out gauge is used by loosening the knurled lock nut, then turning the threaded gauge to desired depth (1/16" increments). Simply lock the gauge by turning the knurled lock nut firmly back against the gauge body.
Features
• 1/16" (1.6mm) Markings
• Knurled Lock Nut
• Threaded Gauge Rod
• Keyring and Carabiner Attachment
| MPN: | CKSTG1 |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 720340067784 |
MPN: CKSTG1
UPC: 720340067784
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