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49V27 - Weldcraft 49V27 3/16-Inch Gas Lens for 27 Series Torches

Packaging: 1 per ea
$310.65/ea

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$319.22/1 per ea

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OVERVIEW

Precision Gas Control for High-Quality TIG Welding

The Weldcraft 49V27 Gas Lens is a critical component designed to enhance the performance of Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) operations. Engineered with a 3/16-inch (4.8mm) orifice, this gas lens is specifically manufactured to fit Weldcraft 27A and 27B series torches. Unlike standard collet bodies which can allow shielding gas to exit the nozzle in a turbulent, chaotic manner, the 49V27 utilizes a series of fine mesh screens to rectify the gas flow. This internal structure organizes the argon or helium shielding gas into a coherent, laminar column as it exits the nozzle. This laminar flow is essential for maintaining a robust shield around the molten weld pool, effectively displacing atmospheric contaminants such as oxygen and nitrogen that cause porosity and oxidation.

By virtually eliminating turbulence in the gas shielding stream, the 49V27 offers significant operational advantages. The stability of the gas column allows the welding operator to extend the tungsten electrode significantly farther beyond the end of the nozzle than is possible with standard setups. This extended stick-out capability is not merely a convenience; it is a functional necessity when welding in tight corners, deep grooves, or complex geometries where the nozzle cup would otherwise obstruct the torch's access. Furthermore, the improved gas coherence ensures that the shielding envelope remains intact even at slightly longer arc lengths, providing a wider margin of error for the operator and ensuring consistent metallurgical quality in the finished weld.

Durability and precision are hallmarks of the Weldcraft brand. The 49V27 is constructed from high-quality brass and conductive materials that ensure efficient current transfer and heat dissipation. The mesh screens are securely integrated to withstand the thermal cycles inherent in TIG welding. For industrial applications utilizing the 27A or 27B torch platforms—often found in specialized manufacturing or automated tube welding environments—this gas lens is an indispensable upgrade over standard consumables. It ensures that the shielding gas is utilized efficiently, reducing waste while maximizing the protective qualities of the inert atmosphere required for pristine welds on stainless steel, aluminum, and exotic alloys.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, 1-per-ea
Brand:Weldcraft
Item:gas-lense
Orifice Size:3/16" (4.8mm)
Torch Compatibility:27A Series, 27B Series
Consumable Type:Gas Lens
Material:Brass with Mesh Screen

INCLUDED

  • (1) Weldcraft 49V27 Gas Lens, 3/16" (4.8mm)

APPLICATIONS

  • Precision TIG welding on stainless steel and exotic alloys
  • Tube-to-tube sheet welding applications
  • Confined space welding requiring extended electrode stick-out
  • Aerospace and motorsport fabrication
  • Automated TIG welding setups using 27 series torches
  • Maintenance and repair operations requiring high-visibility access

FAQ

The 49V27 gas lens is designed specifically for use with Weldcraft 27A and 27B series TIG torches.

This gas lens has an orifice diameter of 3/16 inch, which is approximately 4.8mm.

A gas lens uses internal mesh screens to create a laminar gas flow, virtually eliminating turbulence. This improves shielding coverage and allows for greater electrode extension.

Yes, the stable laminar flow created by the gas lens allows the electrode to be extended farther beyond the nozzle for better visibility without losing gas coverage.

Yes, this is a genuine Miller Weldcraft 49V27 gas lens.

No, this item is the gas lens body only. Collets and nozzles are sold separately.

It is constructed primarily of brass with stainless steel mesh screens for the gas diffusion mechanism.

The 3/16" size is suitable for smaller tungsten diameters and finer welding applications where precise gas coverage is needed on smaller weld zones.