195379 - Miller 195379 50mm Dinse Adapter for WP-26 Air Cooled Torches

Get Connected with the Miller 195379 TIG Adapter

If you are running a Miller Dynasty, Maxstar, or Syncrowave and need to hook up a heavy-duty air-cooled torch, the Miller 195379 Adapter is the piece of the puzzle you are looking for. This adapter is designed to take your standard WP-26 (also known as the A-200) TIG torch with a single-piece power cable and plug it directly into the front of your machine. No more jury-rigging connections or wondering why your gas isn't flowing right—this adapter handles both the power and the gas in one solid unit.

The business end of this adapter features a solid 50mm Dinse connector. This isn't the smaller 25mm style found on smaller machines; this is the robust, industrial-standard size meant for serious amperage. It is rated for up to 200 amps, giving you the headroom you need for most air-cooled TIG applications. The design features a "gas-through" system, meaning the shielding gas flows from your welder, through the Dinse connector, and straight down your power cable to the torch head. This keeps your setup clean and eliminates the bulk of running a separate gas hose all the way to the torch handle.

This adapter is built to fit a wide range of Miller's pro-level machines. Whether you are working with a Multimatic 255, a CST 280 stick/TIG unit, or the powerful XMT 350, this adapter gets you up and running. It is specifically designed for the international style connection found on most Miller 1-piece torches. However, keep in mind that if you are rocking a CK Worldwide torch, this specific adapter might not thread up correctly, so always double-check your torch brand before grabbing this part.

Don't let a loose connection overheat your terminal or ruin your weld with poor gas coverage. The Miller 195379 provides a tight, secure fit that transfers power efficiently. It is an essential accessory for any welder's kit who switches between torches or needs to replace a worn-out connector. Simply screw your torch cable into the back, plug the Dinse into the machine, twist to lock, and you are ready to lay down some dimes.