Radnor
Radnor 64002549 Copper Tweco Self-Insulated Nozzle PK2
Copper self-insulated Tweco nozzle, Series 23-62-F with 5/8 in bore, pack of two
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Copper construction delivers consistent conductivity for reliable welds
- Self-insulated design protects the nozzle from spatter and heat
- Tweco Series 23-62-F compatibility ensures direct fit on matching guns
- 5/8 inch bore diameter supports stable gas coverage during welding
- Pack of two nozzles provides a ready spare for continuous work
Radnor Copper Tweco Nozzle PK2
These Radnor copper nozzles carry the Tweco self-insulated design for MIG welding torches. They arrive as a pair, ready for workshop or field use. The copper construction handles heat while the self-insulated body reduces the need for separate insulators.
Series 23-62-F bore and self-insulated fit
The 5/8 inch bore matches Series 23-62-F torch tips for consistent gas coverage. Self-insulated threads let the nozzle screw straight onto compatible tips without an extra insulator ring. Copper resists spatter buildup and runs cooler than steel alternatives.
Two-piece pack for standard MIG torches
Buyers needing a different bore size, a slip-on style or a bulk box of ten will not find those options here. The pack contains exactly two copper nozzles built to the Series 23-62-F specification.
Highlights
- Copper construction delivers consistent conductivity for reliable welds
- Self-insulated design protects the nozzle from spatter and heat
- Tweco Series 23-62-F compatibility ensures direct fit on matching guns
- 5/8 inch bore diameter supports stable gas coverage during welding
- Pack of two nozzles provides a ready spare for continuous work
Specifications
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
|---|---|
| Brand | RADNOR |
Questions about this item
What series and bore size does the 23-62-F nozzle use?
The nozzle belongs to Series 23-62-F and has a 5/8 inch bore diameter.
What mounting style fits this self-insulated copper nozzle?
It threads onto Tweco-style MIG gun tips with matching thread pitch.
How do you install the nozzle and what step is often missed?
Screw the nozzle onto the contact tip until seated; the common mistake is leaving a gap that lets spatter bridge the insulation.
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