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Welding TIG Torch 26 c/w 5 pin plug, 05015,SIP
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PRODUCT NUMBER 02676027110106208169096990271202741027920297102973
Type Machine SpareTorch Swan NeckCoolantTorch PartsHelmets & PPETorch PartsTorch PartsTorch PartsTorch PartsTorch Parts

Q 1. What current rating do I need for a TIG torch?

A. The SIP 05015 is rated at 200A. Running above this overheats the gas seal and collet assembly. Air-cooled torches have lower sustained current limits than water-cooled types — match to your machine's operating mode.

Q 2. Can I use this for stick (MMA) welding?

A. No — TIG torches are for TIG welding only. For MMA, use a separate electrode holder. If your machine has combined TIG/MMA capability, connect the SIP 05015 for TIG mode and use the electrode lead socket for MMA.

Q 3. How do I avoid tungsten contamination?

A. Keep the tungsten clear of the weld pool and filler rod. Dipping contaminates instantly. Ensure 5–10 seconds of Argon post-flow after extinguishing the arc — tungsten oxidises above 200°C and needs gas coverage until it cools. Re-grind or replace on any sign of contamination.

Q 4. What connection type does the SIP 05015 torch use?

A. The SIP 05015 connects to the 05770 via a 5-pin plug and is a direct replacement torch for that machine. The 5-pin connection carries both the power and the torch trigger signal. Confirm this connection type matches your machine before ordering.

Q 5. What TIG consumables does the SIP 05015 use?

A. The SIP 05015 uses SR26-series TIG consumables — collets, collet bodies, gas cups (ceramic and Pyrex), and back caps. The full range of SR26-compatible consumables is listed in the TIG Welding Consumables section of the catalogue.

Q 6. Is the SIP 05015 water-cooled or air-cooled?

A. The SIP 05015 is an air-cooled torch rated at 200A. Air-cooled torches are lighter and simpler to use than water-cooled types, but have a lower sustained current limit. For continuous high-amperage TIG welding, water-cooled torches handle the thermal load more efficiently.

Q 7. What length is the SIP 05015 torch?

A. The SIP 05015 has a 4-metre torch lead. This gives good reach for most TIG welding applications — bench work, pipe welding, and positional work. Longer leads add weight and can slightly reduce arc feedback sensitivity.

Q 8. How do I maintain a TIG torch?

A. Clean the collet and collet body regularly — contamination causes arc instability. Replace ceramic gas cups when cracked (even hairline cracks cause gas turbulence and porosity). Replace the back cap if gas tightness is lost. Inspect the torch body and lead for damage that could cause gas leaks.

Q 9. What safety equipment do I need for welding?

A. At minimum you need a welding helmet or headshield (auto-darkening recommended), leather welding gauntlets, a fire-resistant apron or jacket, and steel-toe boots. For enclosed spaces, a fume extractor or respirator is essential. A welding curtain or screen protects bystanders from UV flash. Keep a fire extinguisher accessible.

Q 10. Is the SIP 05015 in stock for fast delivery?

A. Yes — the SIP 05015 is UK stocked for fast despatch. Check current availability at PartsForMachines.com.

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