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Harris 43-2 Torch Handle, Welding
A welding torch handle compatible with acetylene, natural gas, propane and propylene for welding up to one inch thick
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Compatible with multiple fuel types including acetylene and propane
- Accepts a wide range of heating tip series for versatile use
- Male UNF inlet connection with left-hand thread ensures secure fit
- Maximum welding thickness of 1 in handles heavy-duty jobs
- Lightweight 22.4 oz design reduces operator fatigue
Harris 43-2 Torch Handle
The Harris 43-2 is a welding torch handle built for oxy-fuel applications. It accepts acetylene, natural gas, propane and propylene, giving fabricators and maintenance technicians flexibility across different fuel supplies.
Compatible tip series expand the handle's range
The handle works with heating tip series 1390-B, 1390-H, 1390-HA, 2290, 2290-H, 2290-HPM, H-43, H-63, J-43 and J-63. Selecting the correct tip from these series determines the flame characteristic and the maximum welding thickness the operator can achieve.
Installation uses standard B-size hose fittings
The 9/16 in.-18 left-hand UNF male inlets thread directly onto B-size hose connections, so no adapters are required. The most common issue is cross-threading the left-hand threads during the first few turns, which can damage the inlet and cause gas leaks.
Highlights
- Compatible with multiple fuel types including acetylene and propane
- Accepts a wide range of heating tip series for versatile use
- Male UNF inlet connection with left-hand thread ensures secure fit
- Maximum welding thickness of 1 in handles heavy-duty jobs
- Lightweight 22.4 oz design reduces operator fatigue
Specifications
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
|---|---|
| Brand | HARRIS |
Questions about this item
How often should I replace the O-rings on the 9/16-18 UNF left-hand inlets?
Inspect the inlet O-rings before each use; replace them at the first sign of cracking or flattening to maintain a gas-tight seal on the 9/16-18 UNF left-hand threads.
What is the maximum plate thickness the 43-2 handle can weld continuously before overheating?
The handle is rated for a maximum welding thickness of 1 in; sustained work at that limit will heat the brass body, so pause periodically to let it cool.
How hot does the brass body get after an hour of cutting with a 1390 series tip?
Expect the handle to become too hot to hold bare-handed after extended cutting; wear insulated gloves and allow cool-down breaks during all-day use.
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