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The PW-AH50 is a premium-quality single line welding hose designed specifically for the transfer of inert shielding gases such as Argon, Helium, Carbon Dioxide (CO2), and their mixtures. Engineered for industrial environments, this hose features a robust reinforced rubber construction that withstands the rigors of daily shop use, including resistance to abrasion, kinking, and incidental impacts. With a generous length of 50 feet, it provides welders with the flexibility to move around large assemblies and workstations without the logistical burden of relocating heavy high-pressure cylinders or welding carts.
This hose is manufactured with a 1/4-inch internal diameter, the industry standard for maintaining consistent gas flow rates required for high-quality MIG (GMAW) and TIG (GTAW) welding. The consistent bore size ensures that shielding gas coverage remains stable, reducing the risk of porosity and weld defects caused by flow fluctuations. The hose comes pre-assembled with factory-crimped 5/8"-18 RH male fittings on both ends. These standard "B-size" inert gas fittings ensure immediate compatibility with the vast majority of flowmeters, regulators, and wire feed units found in North American fabrication shops.
Safety and reliability are paramount in gas distribution. The PW-AH50 utilizes high-strength ferrules to secure the fittings, preventing leaks and ensuring the assembly can safely handle standard working pressures associated with shielding gas delivery. Whether you are setting up a new welding station or replacing an old, cracked, or leaking hose, this 50-foot assembly offers a reliable solution that enhances productivity by extending your operational range.
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| Packaging Description:1 of each, 1-per-each |
| Item:Hose |
| Used for:Acetylene Only, inert-gas |
| Length :50ft |
| Diameter (in):1-4, 1/4" |
| Connection Type:5/8"-18 RH Male |
| Gas Compatibility:Argon, CO2, Helium, Nitrogen |
| Material:Reinforced Rubber |
| Working Pressure:200 PSI |
