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Select a nozzle with a smooth surface to prevent spatter accumulation that can lead to downtime and shorten the life of the component. Note, this cut-away shows the inside nozzle insulator.

Select a nozzle with a smooth surface to prevent spatter accumulation that can lead to downtime and shorten the life of the component. Note, this cut-away shows the inside nozzle insulator.

Three factors contribute to excessive use of welding gases, according to welding research.Selecting a contact tip system [as shown in this cut-away] that stays tight or has locking features can help improve electrical conductivity and provide better welds.Trimming the liner to the correct length prevents<br />wire-feeding problems and keeps the contact<br />tip from failing prematurely.Select a nozzle with a smooth surface to prevent spatter accumulation that can lead to downtime and shorten the life of the component. Note, this cut-away shows the inside nozzle insulator.

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