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59N96 - ESAB 59N96 Replacement TIG Torch Trigger Switch

Packaging: pack of 1
$283.62/EA $169.93/pack of 1 only $169.93/EASave 40%

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OVERVIEW

Fix Your Torch and Get Back to Welding

There is nothing more frustrating than a TIG torch that won't fire when you press the button. If you are struggling with a trigger that cuts out mid-weld or requires excessive pressure to engage, it is time to replace it with the ESAB 59N96 Trigger. This replacement switch is the standard fix for many Heliarc and ESAB TIG torches, designed to get your equipment back in working order quickly and affordably.

Welding torches take a beating. They get dropped, dragged, and exposed to intense heat. The trigger mechanism is often the first mechanical part to wear out. The 59N96 is a momentary switch, meaning it engages the arc only while you hold it down (or latches if your machine is set to 4T mode, but the switch itself is momentary). It provides the crisp, responsive feel you need to start and stop your arc with confidence. Installing this replacement is typically a straightforward repair that can be done in the shop, saving you the cost of buying a completely new torch assembly.

Don't let a faulty $20 part hold up a $2000 job. Whether you are working on aerospace alloys or general repair, reliable equipment is non-negotiable. The ESAB 59N96 is a genuine replacement part that guarantees fit and function. Keep your arc steady and your frustration low by swapping out that worn-out switch today.

Additional Information
Brand:ESAB
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Product Type:Trigger Switch
Compatibility:Heliarc TIG Torches
Switch Type:Momentary

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 59N96 Trigger Switch Assembly

APPLICATIONS

  • Repairing faulty triggers on ESAB/Heliarc TIG torches
  • Restoring reliable arc initiation for manual welding
  • Maintenance of industrial TIG welding equipment
  • Replacement of intermittent or broken torch switches

FAQ

It is a momentary switch used to initiate and terminate the welding arc on compatible TIG torches.

Yes, this is a genuine ESAB replacement component designed for their equipment.

No, it is designed specifically for ESAB and Heliarc-style torches that use this specific switch form factor. Check your torch manual for part number compatibility.

Installation typically involves opening the torch handle, disconnecting the wires from the old switch, and connecting them to the new switch before reassembling the handle.

This is a momentary switch, meaning it is only 'on' while pressed, unless your welding machine is set to a latching (2T/4T) mode.

Triggers often fail due to mechanical wear from repetitive use, dust ingress affecting the contacts, or damage from the torch being dropped.

No, this item is the trigger switch mechanism only. The handle shell is sold separately.

While some MIG guns use similar switches, the 59N96 is primarily listed for TIG applications. Verify the part number against your MIG gun's parts diagram.