Pro-source 26FV Air Cooled Tig Welding Torch

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 26FV is an air cooled TIG welding torch built with a silicone rubber body and an integrated gas valve. Air cooled TIG torches rely on ambient airflow to dissipate heat, making them a practical choice for lower-amperage welding applications where water cooling infrastructure is not available or necessary. The silicone rubber body provides heat resistance and a secure grip during operation. The included gas valve allows the welder to control shielding gas flow directly at the torch. This torch is installed and used by licensed welders, fabricators, and skilled trade professionals working in light industrial, maintenance, and repair environments.

The 26FV is suited for TIG welding applications in shops, field service, and fabrication environments where an air cooled setup is preferred. Its compact dimensions of 5.51 inches in height and 1.54 inches in width and depth make it manageable in tight weld positions. The gas valve included with the torch allows for straightforward shielding gas management without requiring a remote flow control device. This torch is appropriate for professionals performing stainless steel, aluminum, and mild steel TIG welds at compatible amperage ranges.

Key Features

• Air cooled design suits lower-amperage TIG welding without water cooling infrastructure
• Silicone rubber body offers heat resistance and a firm grip during use
• Integrated gas valve enables direct shielding gas flow control at the torch
• Compact form factor at 5.51 inches height and 1.54 inches width for use in confined weld positions
• Lightweight at 0.4 pounds for reduced operator fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use air cooled TIG welding torch for compatible TIG welding power sources and torch lead assemblies accepting the 26-series torch configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of TIG welding torches should be performed by qualified welders or trade professionals familiar with GTAW (gas tungsten arc welding) processes. Before connecting or disconnecting the torch, ensure the welding power source is fully powered down and the shielding gas supply is closed. Verify that all torch connections, including the power cable, gas line, and any control leads, are secure and rated for the intended amperage before striking an arc. Follow applicable AWS safety standards and local workplace safety regulations during setup and operation.