94168025 - Arcair SLICE Refreshed Torch Collet Extension Assembly 94-168-025

Genuine Arcair 94-168-025 Collet Extension for SLICE Torches

Keep your exothermic cutting operations running smoothly with the Arcair Collet Extension Assembly (94-168-025). Designed as a direct replacement for the Arcair SLICE "Refreshed" torch, this component is essential for welders and maintenance professionals who rely on the SLICE system to cut through anything, anywhere. The collet extension acts as the interface between the torch body and the collet itself, transmitting the high current required to ignite the exothermic reaction while channeling the oxygen flow that sustains the cut.

In the field, downtime is costly. If your SLICE torch is experiencing intermittent arcing, overheating at the head, or difficulty tightening the collet nut, the collet extension assembly may be the culprit. Constant thermal cycling can degrade the threads and the seating surface over time. Replacing this assembly is a standard maintenance procedure that restores the electrical integrity of the torch. A fresh extension ensures that the collet sits squarely and grips the cutting rod firmly, allowing for maximum current transfer and a stable, aggressive cut.

This assembly is built to withstand the rugged environments where SLICE torches are typically used, such as scrap yards, demolition sites, and heavy machinery repair shops. It is constructed from high-quality conductive materials that resist oxidation and heat deformation. Don't compromise on safety or performance by using worn-out torch parts. Ensure your tool is ready for the next tough job with this genuine Arcair replacement part.

Maintenance Tip

When installing the new collet extension assembly, ensure that all threads are clean and free of debris. Hand-tighten initially to prevent cross-threading, then secure it firmly. Inspect the O-rings and the collet itself while the torch is disassembled; replacing these consumables together often saves time and ensures a complete refurbishment of the torch head.