Miller - Weldcraft
Miller - Weldcraft 54N17 Nozzle PK10
Pack of ten welding nozzles compatible with 17, 18 and 26 series torches
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- Compatible with multiple TIG torch models including 17, 18 and 26 series
- Pack of 10 nozzles keeps spares ready for continuous welding work
- Genuine Miller Electric part ensures proper fit and reliable shielding gas coverage
- Designed for professional welding applications requiring consistent performance
- New condition guarantees clean, undamaged threads and optimal gas flow
Miller Weldcraft 54N17 Nozzle Pack
This pack supplies ten replacement nozzles for Miller Weldcraft TIG torches. It suits welders who run compatible torch models and need a ready stock of consumables for production or repair work.
Replaces worn or damaged nozzles on listed torch
The nozzles fit a wide range of Miller and Weldcraft torches including series 17, 18 and 26 variants. Swapping them out restores consistent gas coverage when the original tip shows pitting, spatter buildup or deformation from extended use.
Maintains shielding gas flow during long welding
Each nozzle is built to withstand the heat cycles typical of TIG applications without warping. The ten-piece quantity reduces changeover interruptions on jobs that run multiple passes or extended bead lengths.
Highlights
- Compatible with multiple TIG torch models including 17, 18 and 26 series
- Pack of 10 nozzles keeps spares ready for continuous welding work
- Genuine Miller Electric part ensures proper fit and reliable shielding gas coverage
- Designed for professional welding applications requiring consistent performance
- New condition guarantees clean, undamaged threads and optimal gas flow
Specifications
| Brand | MILLER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Tools |
Questions about this item
Which torch models does the 54N17 nozzle fit?
The 54N17 nozzle fits Miller torches including WP-17, WP-17F, WP-17V, WP-18, WP-18V, WP-26, WP-26F, WP-26V, and compatible HW, PTA, PTW, WP-R and CS410A series listed in the compatibility table.
How is the nozzle installed and what step is often missed?
Thread the nozzle onto the torch head by hand until it seats firmly; the step often missed is checking that the O-ring sits flat in the groove before tightening, otherwise gas leaks occur.
When should the nozzle be replaced?
Replace the nozzle when the bore shows spatter buildup that cannot be cleaned, the threads gall, or the orifice becomes oval.
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