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DH Welding Nozzle No.1 – Pack of 2

CCDHO1/2

£6.28 ex VAT £7.54 inc VAT

Brand: Weldability Sif
Product Model: CCDHO1/2
Availability: In Stock

  • DH fine welding tips are used in the gas welding process using the oxygen/acetylene process and designed for use with a lightweight mixer.
  • Pack of 2.
  • Shanks, Mixers, Cutting Attachments and Cutting and Welding Nozzles are available in all types.
  • We offer Type 3, 4, and 5 ranges of gas cutting and welding equipment with 3/8″ BSP fittings to oxygen/acetylene hoses.

Description

DH Welding Nozzle No.1 – Pack of 2

DH fine welding tips are used in the gas welding process using the oxygen/acetylene process and designed for use with a lightweight mixer.

INFORMATION

We also offer the more popular Type 3, 4, and 5 ranges of gas cutting and welding equipment which have become something of an industry standard, with 3/8″ BSP fittings to oxygen/acetylene hoses.

Lightweight Type gas equipment boasts smaller size standard fittings (e.g. 1/4″ BSP to oxygen / acetylene hoses) and is a less bulky alternative to the larger type.

Shanks, Mixers, Cutting Attachments and Cutting and Welding Nozzles are available in all types.

These nozzles originally connected to an ‘FN’ type neck, but now are more commonly used with a lightweight shank (BB2001), lightweight mixer (BB2003) and DH type neck.

Pack of 2.

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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