American Torch Tip Company
American Torch Tip Company 169-715 Nozzle PK2
Two Miller-style welding nozzles in a single pack for compatible torches
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- Fits Miller style torches for direct compatibility
- Two nozzles per pack reduce replacement downtime
- American Torch Tip brand ensures professional welding quality
- New condition guarantees full performance from first use
- Order code 169-715 simplifies reordering and inventory tracking
Nozzle for Miller-Style Torches
This two-pack supplies replacement nozzles sized for Miller-style welding torches. They are intended for welders and fabricators who need consistent gas coverage during MIG or TIG work. The pack keeps a spare on hand so a worn tip does not halt a job.
Thread and bore limits
The nozzle threads onto a Miller-compatible torch head and directs shielding gas through a fixed bore. Gas flow is limited by that bore diameter and the torch’s own rating, so exceeding the torch’s amperage range will cause turbulence and porosity. The copper construction resists spatter adhesion but will erode over time.
Two-pack capacity and wear
Two nozzles cover a typical shift or small project before replacement is needed. They handle standard mild-steel and stainless jobs within the torch’s rated output. Heavy-duty structural work or high-amperage aluminium runs will consume them faster, requiring additional packs on site.
Highlights
- Fits Miller style torches for direct compatibility
- Two nozzles per pack reduce replacement downtime
- American Torch Tip brand ensures professional welding quality
- New condition guarantees full performance from first use
- Order code 169-715 simplifies reordering and inventory tracking
Specifications
| Brand | AMERICAN TORCH TIP |
|---|---|
| Type | Tools |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the PK2 pack or look for a different quantity?
The PK2 pack contains two nozzles, which is convenient for having a spare when one wears out during MIG welding.
What does "For Use With Miller (R) Style" mean when I fit it to my gun?
It indicates the nozzle threads and bore are made to fit MIG guns that follow the common Miller-style pattern.
Does the nozzle use a standard thread or a proprietary connection?
It uses the widely adopted Miller-style thread pattern found on many compatible MIG guns.
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