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The TWECO 1220-1305 is a heavy-duty copper MIG welding nozzle with a 3/8-inch bore, designed for use with Tweco Spray Master MIG guns rated up to 250 amps. Constructed from 122 DHP copper alloy, this nozzle measures 2.383 inches in length with a 0.875-inch outer diameter. It features a 3-piece design consisting of a copper alloy nozzle housing, a solid brass machined nozzle insert, and a G7 silicone nozzle insulator. The part number is rolled and stamped on the outer surface for quick field identification. Licensed welders and MIG welding technicians install this nozzle as a front-end consumable replacement on semi-automatic MIG welding setups. Sold in packs of 2.
This nozzle is suited for heavy-duty MIG welding applications requiring up to 250 amps of output. It is specifically designed to fit standard gas diffusers used with Tweco Spray Master MIG guns. The recessed bore geometry makes it a strong fit for applications where longer electrical stick-out is needed or where the nozzle may contact the workpiece, such as tack welding, spot welding, and stitch welding. It slides over the metal spring of the gas diffuser without requiring an additional separate insulator, streamlining front-end assembly in production or field welding environments.
Designed for use with Tweco Spray Master MIG guns rated up to 250 amps and fits standard Tweco gas diffusers. Consult the gun manufacturer's front-end parts guide to confirm fitment with specific gun models before ordering.
Installation and replacement of MIG nozzles should be performed by a qualified welding technician with the welding machine powered down and the gun cable depressurized. Ensure the gas diffuser is free of spatter buildup before threading on the replacement nozzle. Avoid overtightening, as the copper alloy housing can deform and affect gas shielding. Follow the welding equipment manufacturer's front-end maintenance schedule and applicable AWS or shop safety procedures.
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