Miller - Weldcraft
Miller - Weldcraft 45V26 Gas Lens Copper Brass 3/32 In PK2
Copper-brass gas lens for TIG torches, compatible with series 17, 18 and 26 models, 3/32 inch size, pack of two
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- Precision gas shielding with copper-brass lens
- Fits 17, 18, 26 and HW series torches
- Two lenses per pack for quick changeovers
- New genuine Miller Electric component
- California Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Miller Weldcraft 45V26 Gas Lens Kit
The Miller Weldcraft 45V26 is a copper and brass gas lens designed for TIG welding torches. It replaces the standard collet body to improve shielding gas coverage around the tungsten electrode. The lens accepts a 3/32 inch electrode and is sold as a pack of two. It is built for professional and industrial welding applications.
Suits TIG operators using compatible Miller torches
Welders running WP-17, WP-18, WP-26 or equivalent HW and PTA series torches will find this lens a direct fit. It also supports A-150, A-200, A-250, W-350 and W-410 machine series. Operators using torch models outside the listed compatibility range should look for a lens matched to their specific torch head.
Electrode size 3/32 inch determines fit
The gas lens is manufactured for a single electrode diameter of 3/32 inch. Using a different tungsten size will prevent proper seating and gas flow. Verify your electrode diameter before ordering to ensure the lens matches your welding setup.
Highlights
- Precision gas shielding with copper-brass lens
- Fits 17, 18, 26 and HW series torches
- Two lenses per pack for quick changeovers
- New genuine Miller Electric component
- California Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
| Brand | MILLER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Tools |
Questions about this item
Which torch models accept the 45V26 gas lens?
The 45V26 fits Miller 17, 18 and 26 series torches including WP-17, WP-18, WP-26, PTA-17, PTA-26 and HW-17 models.
How is the gas lens installed and what step is often missed?
Unscrew the existing collet body, insert the 3/32 inch collet, thread the gas lens in place, then tighten the back cap — skipping the collet swap causes gas leaks.
When should the copper-brass gas lens be replaced?
Replace the lens when the internal screens show discoloration, deformation or restricted gas flow, typically after heavy amperage use on 150 to 410 amp torches.
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