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By machine and connection: direct fit torches name the sets they wire into, Euro torches fit any machine with the central socket, and the amp rating matches the machine output, with the Compatible tab confirming the pairing from the torch side. A photo of the torch and its plug over WhatsApp settles an unmarked one.

A Euro torch ends in the standard central connector and swaps between machines that carry the socket; a direct fit torch is wired for its named machine and replaces like for like. The listing states which type each torch is.

The plug decides: TIG Torch 26 here comes with a five pin plug, or in the four metre version with a three pin plug and large Dinse connector, so matching the sockets on the machine front panel picks the variant.

Yes, matched to their cutters: the 3357 torch carries a 55A head and the 3358 an 80A head, each listed against its machine, with the nozzles, electrodes and shrouds they consume on the tips shelf.

As a three part system: the duty shank is the handle, the gas mixer screws on for welding, and the cutting attachment replaces it for cutting, each part numbered and listed for use with the others.

Often the microswitch: trigger switches and plugs sit in the machine spares shelf, and if the torch body is sound, the switch is the cheap first check before a whole torch, with a photo over WhatsApp confirming which part the torch takes.

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A torch matches by its machine and its connection. Direct fit torches wire straight into the set they are named for, Euro connected torches plug into any machine with the central socket, and the amp rating rises with the machine, the MIG torches here running 150, 160 and 250A with the 160A carrying its gas hose. Matching the rating matters both ways: an under rated torch overheats on a big set, an oversized one just weighs more than the work needs.

The TIG side matches on the plug as much as the torch: TIG Torch 26 comes with a five pin plug, or at four metres with a three pin plug and large Dinse, so the machine sockets choose the variant. The two metre MIG torch and the MB15 swan neck serve the light SIP sets, and replacement shrouds and rings are listed for the 78636 torch by name.

Plasma and flame have their own corner. The 3357 and 3358 plasma cutting torches carry 55A and 80A heads for their matching cutters, and the oxy side builds as a system: the duty shank takes either the gas mixer for welding or the cutting attachment, three numbered parts that assemble into both tools.

Around the torches sit the small servants: the magnetic torch stand that holds a hot torch off the bench, flint cup lighters and the flint gun for striking flame safely, spark not match, the way flame gear should be lit. Whole torches live here while their consumable tips, liners and diffusers sit one shelf over on the tips and nozzles shelf, matched by the same torch names, and an unmarked torch photographed over WhatsApp on 07754288583 gets named against its machine.

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FAQs

By machine and connection: direct fit torches name the sets they wire into, Euro torches fit any machine with the central socket, and the amp rating matches the machine output, with the Compatible tab confirming the pairing from the torch side. A photo of the torch and its plug over WhatsApp settles an unmarked one.

A Euro torch ends in the standard central connector and swaps between machines that carry the socket; a direct fit torch is wired for its named machine and replaces like for like. The listing states which type each torch is.

The plug decides: TIG Torch 26 here comes with a five pin plug, or in the four metre version with a three pin plug and large Dinse connector, so matching the sockets on the machine front panel picks the variant.

Yes, matched to their cutters: the 3357 torch carries a 55A head and the 3358 an 80A head, each listed against its machine, with the nozzles, electrodes and shrouds they consume on the tips shelf.

As a three part system: the duty shank is the handle, the gas mixer screws on for welding, and the cutting attachment replaces it for cutting, each part numbered and listed for use with the others.

Often the microswitch: trigger switches and plugs sit in the machine spares shelf, and if the torch body is sound, the switch is the cheap first check before a whole torch, with a photo over WhatsApp confirming which part the torch takes.

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