Miller Enterprises
Miller Enterprises Alumina Nozzle #7 7/16 In PK10 54N15L Soldering
Pack of ten alumina nozzles sized 7/16 inch fits Miller 17, 18 and 26 series torches
- TypeSolders & Supplies
- Alumina ceramic resists high heat for long service life
- Size #7 with 7/16 inch bore fits many torch models
- Pack of 10 nozzles keeps replacements on hand
- Compatible with WP-17, WP-18 and WP-26 series torches
- Also fits PTA-17, PTA-18 and PTA-26 torch bodies
Alumina Nozzle #7 Pack of 10
This pack supplies ten Miller Enterprises alumina nozzles sized at #7 (7/16 in). They are built for TIG torch gas-lens applications and arrive new in manufacturer packaging. The alumina ceramic construction resists high heat and splatter during extended welding sessions.
Suits TIG welders using listed Miller torch models
Welders running WP-17, WP-18, WP-26, PTA-17, PTA-26 or HW-17 series torches will find direct fitment. Operators needing a different bore size, a copper nozzle or a single-unit purchase should look at other options.
Ten nozzles cover routine consumable turnover
A pack of ten handles regular tip changes on a busy bench or field kit for weeks. Heavy production environments burning through multiple tips per shift will need larger bulk quantities or a restocking plan.
Highlights
- Alumina ceramic resists high heat for long service life
- Size #7 with 7/16 inch bore fits many torch models
- Pack of 10 nozzles keeps replacements on hand
- Compatible with WP-17, WP-18 and WP-26 series torches
- Also fits PTA-17, PTA-18 and PTA-26 torch bodies
Specifications
| Brand | MILLER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Solders & Supplies |
Questions about this item
Which TIG torch models will this #7 alumina nozzle fit?
The nozzle is compatible with WP-17, WP-17F, WP-17V, WP-18, WP-18V, WP-26, WP-26F, WP-26V and their HW, PTA, WP-R and CS410A variants.
Can I use these nozzles on a WP-17 torch that is several years old?
Yes, the WP-17 series is listed in the compatibility table, so older WP-17 torches accept the #7 alumina nozzle.
How do I confirm the nozzle is seated correctly after installation?
Push the nozzle onto the torch head until it stops; the 7/16 inch bore should sit flush with the insulator and show no visible gap.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
