
Every welder knows that comfort and visibility are key to laying down a perfect bead. Sometimes, a standard torch angle just doesn't feel right or blocks your view of the puddle in tight corners. That's where the ESAB HW-17R TIG Torch Body comes in. Featuring a unique 60-degree head angle, this replacement body changes the way you hold the torch relative to the workpiece. This slight adjustment from the standard 70 or 90-degree heads can make a world of difference in reducing wrist strain and opening up your line of sight, especially when working on pipe or complex tubular structures.
This isn't just about angles, though; it's about durability. The HW-17R is built tough to handle the heat of daily welding. It's an air-cooled body rated for 150 amps, making it the perfect match for your standard 17-series setup. If you've stripped the threads on your old torch head or the insulation has started to crack and crumble from heat stress, swapping in this new body is a quick and easy fix. You don't need to buy a whole new torch assembly—just unscrew the handle, disconnect the power cable, and thread this new body on.
It accepts all the standard consumables you already have in your toolbox for a 17 torch—cups, collets, and back caps all fit perfectly. Whether you are repairing a damaged torch or customizing your rig for a specific job that requires a shallower approach angle, the ESAB HW-17R gives you the reliability and performance you expect from a top-tier brand. Get back to welding with equipment that works as hard as you do.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:ESAB |
| Item:TIG Torch Body |
| Amperage:150 |
| Packaging Description:1 Per Ea |
| Torch Type:Air Cooled |
| Head Angle:60 Degrees |
| Series:17 Series |
| Cooling Method:Air |
| Material:Copper Alloy, Silicone Rubber |
| Style.Amps/Cooling:17 / 150 Amps / Air Cooled |
| Piece:1-Piece |
| Head Style:Rigid |
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