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Five copper plasma cutting tips extended 40A in plastic bag

Miller Enterprises

Miller Enterprises 192052 Plasma Cutting Tip Extended 40A PK5

SKU CH-PGY9-Q5P1F

Extended plasma cutting tips rated at 40 amps for ICE 40C and 55C/CM systems, supplied in a pack of five

  • Product typeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
  • Extended tip improves reach for 40 A plasma cuts
  • Compatible with ICE 40C and 55C/CM machines
  • Pack of five tips reduces downtime on the job
  • Designed for precise angle, pitch and slope locating

Miller Enterprises 192052 Plasma Cutting Tip

The Miller Enterprises 192052 is an extended plasma cutting tip rated for 40A output. It is supplied in a pack of five and designed for use with ICE 40C and 55C/CM plasma cutting systems. This consumable suits operators who need a longer reach during cutting tasks.

Suits ICE 40C and 55C/CM operators needing

These tips suit welders using ICE 40C or 55C/CM machines who require an extended tip for 40A cutting. They are not for users of other plasma systems, different amperage ratings, or standard-length tip requirements. Buyers needing alternative configurations should look elsewhere.

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Price $31.99
Pricier than about 61% of the 2,474 comparable items (median $23.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameMILLER ELECTRIC
Product typeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators

Questions about this item

Which plasma cutters accept the 192052 extended tip?

The 192052 tip fits ICE 40C and 55C/CM plasma cutting systems.

How do you install the tip and what step is often missed?

Thread the tip onto the torch head until it seats firmly; the step often missed is checking that the extended length clears the workpiece before starting the cut.

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