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7-7501 Thermal Dynamics Radius / Roller Cutting Guide Kit
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    Thermal Dynamics Radius / Roller Cutting Guide Kit
    7-7501

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    This easy-to-use guide cut circles from 3" (76mm) up to 28.75" (730mm). Maintains a consistent height off the work piece whether you are using the circle cutting attachment for cutting circles or the roller guide feature to improve your straight-line cutting.

    Both novices and experts will see noticeable improvement in quality, speed and parts life. Can be used with most Thermal Dynamics torches.

    Compatible with PCH 10, 25, 26, 28, 35, 40, 42, 60, 62, 75, 76, 80, 100XL, 102, RPT 28, 100R(ER) 1Torch (not circles only radius).

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    It is a MIG torch with a built-in extraction path. A nozzle around the gas shroud draws fume in as it is produced, through a second hose that runs alongside the main cable to an extraction unit. This captures fume right at the source, before it reaches your breathing zone.

    The welding side works like a standard torch, but the torch is a little heavier and bulkier, and it needs a suitable extractor to work.

    Should I choose an air-cooled or water-cooled torch?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Air-cooled torches are generally simpler and lighter, and suit light to medium work and shorter welds. Water-cooled torches are usually chosen for higher currents and longer continuous welding, but they need a cooler and more upkeep.

    The extraction hose adds weight to the cable, so think about how it will feel over a full working day as well as the current rating. Check the duty cycle in the manual at the current and gas you actually use, and compare the weight and handling of the torches you are considering.

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    Pick a rating comfortably above the current you weld at, for the gas you use and the duty you need, as the real rating is affected by both. Then choose the shortest length that lets you reach the work, because longer cables are heavier, reduce suction at the nozzle and are harder to handle.

    Check the maker's ratings for your gas, not just the headline figure.

    Will the extraction pull away my shielding gas?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    It can if the suction is set too high or the nozzle is worn or damaged. Too much suction draws gas away and causes porosity. Too little leaves fume uncaptured.

    Set the extractor's suction as the manufacturer recommends, check gas flow, and test on scrap. If porosity appears, look at gas flow, suction and draughts together.

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