Pro-source 10N28 Tig Torch Collet Body

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 10N28 is a TIG torch collet body designed to hold the collet and tungsten electrode in precise alignment during gas tungsten arc welding operations. The collet body threads into the torch head and provides the clamping interface between the torch body and the collet, ensuring consistent electrical contact and gas flow around the electrode. Measuring approximately 1.85 inches in length and 0.39 inches in width, this compact component weighs 0.034 pounds. It is installed and replaced by welding technicians and maintenance personnel performing TIG torch service.

This collet body is suited for use in TIG welding applications where precise electrode retention and reliable current transfer are required. It is a replacement-grade component intended for torch maintenance and rebuild work in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and field welding operations. The small package size makes it practical to stock as a consumable spare alongside matching collets and back caps.

Key Features

• Collet body design ensures consistent electrode alignment and electrical contact during TIG welding
• Compact form factor at 1.85 inches length and 0.39 inches width for space-constrained torch assemblies
• Lightweight at 0.034 pounds for minimal impact on torch handling balance
• Sold individually per package, available in multiples of 5 for shop stocking
• Direct replacement-grade component for TIG torch maintenance and rebuild

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement collet body for TIG welding torches requiring this form factor and thread configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified welding technicians. Always disconnect the torch from the welder power source and allow it to cool completely before disassembling the torch head. Remove the back cap, collet, and existing collet body by hand or with the appropriate torch wrench, then thread the replacement collet body in until snug. Do not overtighten, as collet body threads are typically brass or copper alloy and can be damaged by excessive force.