Reboot TIG Welder Torch WP17FV Flexible 13 Feet Air Cooled with 10-25/35-50 Plug Valve 0.04

Reboot TIG Welder Torch WP17FV Flexible 13 Feet Air Cooled with 10-25/35-50 Plug Valve 0.04"-1/8" Tungsten Electrodes TIG Welder Adapter for High Frequency Lift TIG Welder

$ 83.99

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8.75

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8.72

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8.74

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8.73

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[Plug Size] WP17V flexible comes with quick fitting connectors 10-25 and 35-50 plugs (can be replaced as needed), air cooled with valve; 150A DC, 120A AC; 0. Tungsten electrodes in sizes ranging from 02" to 3/32" are available.

[Flexible TIG Torch] Torch head can be adjusted to any angle; V-style torch knob for gas on/off control for quick and easy shielding gas control

[Applicable Models] Reboot RBM-1300/RMB-1600/RBM-2100D/RBM-1550D welders that support a LIFT TIG mode can be used. The RBT-200PD/ACDC high-frequency tig welder is also available.

[What is Lift Tig and how do I use it? ] Plug the ground clamp into the positive on the mig or stick welder with the quick fitting connector (correct your plug), blue cable for gas connection, and leave the 2pins socket connected.

13 Feet, M16*1, [Standard Length]

Questions & Answers

How do I convert a two-pin connector to a four-pin connector for a Lincoln 210mp?

You'll need to figure out what the four pins on your 210MP do, then use the two that start the ark. Make a 4-to-2-pin adapter for the torch, which only has an on/off switch. You could try looking inside the Lincoln cabinet for a schematic or Google it to see if the Lincoln TIG adapter kit has any information on ark start. Also, I'm not sure if there's any HF start on a MP210 scratch start, which is a pain to deal with. br>Tom, best of luck with your project.

Is this torch compatible with a Miller 220?

I'm not sure about the miller's brass thickness, but my Lincoln, a pro mig 180, was the same size and had no issues, and it could even carry more amps to the gun than the original. All I can say is order it and see if it slides and plugs in, if it doesn't, return it.

What is the degree of flex?

There are 360 degrees in total.

Is there a switch in addition to the valve knob on the handle?

Yes. It has a button switch as well as a gas valve.

Selected User Reviews For Reboot TIG Welder Torch WP17FV Flexible 13 Feet Air Cooled with 10-25/35-50 Plug Valve 0.04"-1/8" Tungsten Electrodes TIG Welder Adapter for High Frequency Lift TIG Welder

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes You may believe you're saving money, but you're not

3/5

This torch did not appeal to me in the least. It's large, bulky, heavy, unwieldy, and overweight. Buy a pedal, a red CK flex hose, and a CK torch if you have the extra cash. The extra money is well worth it.

Kelly Banks

| Dec 12, 2021

A reasonable price for a reasonable product with an acceptable level of quality

5/5

This is a good, inexpensive torch that arrived on time. The cable is fairly flexible, and the weight is appropriate for your body type. For the sake of the rating, he maintains his cool. It's the 35th day of the month. In my Miller Dynasty 200, it fits perfectly with no slack. I don't use the gas valve, but it appears to work if needed. The tig power button also works well, but I can't say much about the connector because I cut it off and adapted it to my machine. br>I can't speak to the torch's long-term durability because it's only a temp/back-up torch. My water cooler is turned off, so I'm not able to use it. TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR TLDR Is a low-cost hammer, and nails can be found.

Julius Soto

| Oct 12, 2021

There are no issues in this area

3/5

So far, there haven't been any major issues. My setup allows it to weld. br>br>The cable sheath is a little on the large side. Also, the gas knob is a little squeaky. The torch is comfortable in my hands, and the switch is easily triggered with the CMC/MCP portion of my thumb. I haven't spent much time with it yet, so I can't comment on its resilience.