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A. The Draper 35105 is a nozzle cleaning tool for removing welded spatter from inside MIG torch nozzles. Regular cleaning prevents gas flow restriction and porosity.
A. Insert the reamer into the nozzle bore and rotate to break up spatter. Clean after every 5–10 minutes of active MIG welding.
A. No — TIG ceramic cups should not be reamed with metal tools. This tool is for MIG gas shrouds only.
A. Check the product specification for compatible nozzle bore sizes. Most MIG nozzle cleaners cover MB15, MB25, and MB36 shroud bore sizes.
A. Clean every 5–10 minutes of active welding to prevent spatter bonding permanently to the bore and restricting gas flow.
A. No — apply anti-spatter before welding to reduce adhesion, then still clean the nozzle bore regularly to remove accumulated spatter.
A. A complete kit: nozzle cleaner/pliers, anti-spatter spray, spare contact tips, spare nozzles, spare torch liner.
A. Yes — manufactured to Draper's professional quality standard. Refer to the product specification for full details, or contact PartsForMachines.com customer service for further information.
A. MIG tips and nozzles are torch-specific. Check your machine's torch type — common types include MB14, MB15, MB25, and MB36. The contact tip thread size must match your torch body. The tip bore size must match your wire diameter. Using the wrong tip or nozzle will cause poor wire feed and inconsistent welds.
A. Yes — UK stocked for fast despatch. Check availability at PartsForMachines.com. Stock levels are updated in real time on the product page. If the item shows as in stock, it is available for immediate dispatch. For bulk orders or trade quantities, contact customer service for availability and lead times.
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