Lincoln FlexCut PRO 45A Consumables Kit KP5832-45: assortment of torch tips arranged in labeled Lincoln case.
Lincoln FlexCut PRO 45A Kit KP5832-45, copper tips set in black foam, displayed inside open plastic carrying case.

Lincoln FlexCut PRO 45A Extended Cutting Consumables Kit (KP5832-45)

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The Lincoln 45A extended cutting consumables kit is designed for the FlexCut 45 machines equipped with a FlexCut PRO hand torch.

Includes:
• (5) 45A-125A Electrodes (KP5858-1)
• (5) 45 Extended Cutting Nozzles (KP5876-1)
• (1) 35A-85A Swirl Ring (KP5881-1)
• (1) 35A-125A Retaining Ring (KP5887-1)
• (3) 45A-125A Extended Cutting Shields (KP5894-1)

FlexCut Consumable Benefits

Long-Life Consumables - Advanced electrode design and optimized airflow deliver more cuts per part, reducing replacement frequency and lowering operating costs.

Threadless Electrode Connection - No more seized threads, just smooth, quick changes every time.

Snap-In Installation - Tool-free design means you can replace consumables in seconds.

Plasma Cutting Torch exploded view with all internal components separated and labeled sequentially; handheld torch assembly parts.

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