TIG Torches (221 items)
Tig Torch Kit, 115A, Air-Cooled
MILLER Water-Cooled TIG Torch Kit
Tig Torch Package
Torch, Welding
ATT Air-Cooled TIG Torch Kit
Air-Cooled Torch Body, A-150FV
LINCOLN Electric TIG Torch Kit
Tig Torch Package
Tig Torch Body, 265 and 375A Output Range
9FV TIG Torch
Air-Cooled Torch Body, A-150
LINCOLN Air-Cooled TIG Torch
Torch Kit, W-250, 25 ft., Braided
Tig Torch Body
Thermal Dynamics Plasma Cut Electrode
Tig Torch, 250A, Water-Cooled
ATT Water-Cooled TIG Torch Kit
17FV TIG Torch
ATT Water-Cooled TIG Torch Kit
17F TIG Torch
TIG Torch, 225A, Water Cooled
Pta-17 Ultra Flex Tig Torch(12.5 ft 1Pc)
Air-Cooled Torch Body, A-150V
Torch Kit, A-150FV, 25 ft., Rubber
Tig Torch Parts Kit, For PTW-18/PTA-26
About TIG Torches
For welding surfaces that will be visible, a handheld TIG torch creates a neater, more aesthetic weld than MIG welding or spot welding. No consumable metal wire is used with a TIG torch. Instead, the arc from a charged tungsten rod melts a filler rod along with the workpiece surface to form the weld. Also unlike MIG welding, TIG torches generate little to no sparking, spatter, smoke, or fume generation. A feature shared by both TIG welding and MIG welding is the shielding gas (usually argon) dispensed by the torch, keeping contaminants from the weld. TIG torches may vary by length of cable and output range (in amps), among other considerations. Note: TIG welding is sometimes called gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) or heli-arc welding. Lastly, all welding torches, including a TIG torch, require certain accessories, so be sure to check out our welding tips, and welding nozzles.