Radnor
Radnor Welding Nozzle Brass Bernard Slip-On PK2 64002796
Two-pack of brass Bernard slip-on welding nozzles, Series 4392, 1500, 7400 with 1/2 in bore
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Compatible with Bernard 4392 series torches
- 1/2 inch bore optimises gas coverage
- Brass construction resists spatter adhesion
- Two-pack ensures a spare is on hand
- Meets Series 1500 and 7400 specifications
Brass Bernard Slip-On Nozzles PK2
This pack contains two Radnor brass welding nozzles built for Bernard-style torches using a slip-on connection. They suit professional welders and maintenance teams who need reliable consumables for MIG welding tasks. The brass construction resists spatter adhesion and conducts heat efficiently during extended runs.
Series 4392 1500 7400 compatibility
Each nozzle carries a 1/2 in bore diameter and matches Bernard Series 4392, 1500 and 7400 torch models. The two-piece package reduces downtime by keeping a spare on hand so operators can swap tips without halting production. Brass material helps maintain consistent gas coverage and extends tip life under heavy use.
Slip-on fitting installs in seconds
The slip-on design pushes onto the diffuser without tools, letting operators change nozzles quickly between jobs. Ensure the torch series matches the listed Bernard models before fitting; mismatched threads or diffuser lengths cause gas leaks and poor shielding. No additional hardware is required for standard installations.
Highlights
- Compatible with Bernard 4392 series torches
- 1/2 inch bore optimises gas coverage
- Brass construction resists spatter adhesion
- Two-pack ensures a spare is on hand
- Meets Series 1500 and 7400 specifications
Specifications
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
|---|---|
| Brand | RADNOR |
Questions about this item
When will the brass slip-on nozzles in this two-pack need replacing?
Replace them once the bore wears beyond 1/2 in or spatter buildup blocks gas flow — typically after several heavy-duty sessions on Series 4392, 1500 or 7400 guns.
What stops me running these nozzles continuously on a Bernard-style gun?
The 1/2 in brass bore is the first limit; it overheats and deforms before the gun body does during sustained high-amperage welding.
How hot and loud do the nozzles get during an all-day shift?
Brass conducts heat rapidly so the nozzle body becomes very hot to touch, while the slip-on fit stays quiet — no fan or moving parts to generate noise.
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