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The TWECO 1230-1102 is a self-insulated MIG welding nozzle built for heavy-duty applications up to 450 amps. It features a 0.375-inch bore, a 3.11-inch overall length, and a 0.75-inch outer diameter. The three-piece construction includes a nozzle housing cut and formed from 122 DHP copper alloy tubing, a nozzle insert machined from solid brass, and a nozzle insulator made from G7 silicone material. The silicone insulator provides the required electrical isolation from the gas diffuser without the need for a separate add-on insulator. The part number is rolled-stamped on the outer surface for quick field identification. Licensed welders and MIG technicians use this nozzle in production and maintenance welding environments.
The 1230-1102 is designed for use with Tweco No. 3 MIG guns rated up to 450 amps. It is suited for heavy-duty welding applications where higher amperage and longer electrical stick-out are common. The flush contact tip relationship of 0.062 inches accommodates setups where the tip is positioned closer to the workpiece. The nozzle threads include a 9/16-inch-18 UNC-2B thread size that interfaces with the conductor tube assembly. This nozzle is sold in a minimum quantity of 2 per pack, making it practical for shops stocking spares or running multiple guns on a shift.
Designed for use with Tweco No. 3 MIG guns rated up to 450 amps using a standard gas diffuser. The 9/16-inch-18 UNC-2B thread engages the conductor tube assembly directly.
Installation and replacement of MIG nozzles should be performed by a qualified welder or welding technician. Always de-energize and allow the MIG gun to cool before removing or installing the nozzle. Thread the nozzle onto the conductor tube by hand first to avoid cross-threading, then snug with an appropriate wrench. Inspect the silicone insulator for damage during each nozzle change, as a compromised insulator can result in unwanted arc contact with the diffuser.
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