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Lightweight Welding Nozzle No.2 – Pack of 2

CCLW02/2

£3.30 ex VAT £3.96 inc VAT

Brand: Weldability Sif
Product Model: CCLW02/2
Availability: In Stock

  • CCLWB blanking nozzle is for use in testing gas hand equipment for leaks.
  • Connects to a lightweight mixer (BB6003) and a lightweight shank (BB6001).
  • Lightweight Welding Nozzle No.2 is used in the welding of mild steel using the oxyacetylene process and lightweight torch equipment.
  • Pack of 2.
  • Without outlet holes, they prevent gases from passing through them.
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Lightweight Welding Nozzle No.2 – Pack of 2

A range of lightweight nozzles used in the welding of mild steel using the oxyacetylene process and lightweight torch equipment, available in sizes 1-25.

These welding nozzles connect to a lightweight mixer (BB6003) which connects to a lightweight shank (BB6001).

The CCLWB blanking nozzle is for use in testing gas hand equipment for leaks. Without outlet holes, they prevent gases from passing through them, thus forcing the gas to exit via leaks in hoses etc.

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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