40% saving in gas, is that over a standard tip or standard lens? Do they really weld better? Worth buying?
40% saving in gas, is that over a standard tip or standard lens? Do they really weld better? Worth buying?
Trip Bauer
Former USN HT
Everlast 200DX New Model
Hobart Handler 125 MIG
Van Norman #12
Atlas 12" engine lathe
'98 RoadKing - 84 Ironhead - 59 Ironhead
Are you referring to CK Worldwide's "Gas Saver Front End kit"?
DaveO
Oxweld oxy acet gear
IMIG 200
PowerTIG 210 EXT... Amazing!
indeed.
"Ck Worldwide's Gas Saver™ front-end kit allows the users to save up to 40% of shield gas consumption while providing better shield gas coverage patterns. With better shielding gas coverage patterns the welder can extend the tungsten up to 6 x the diameter of the electrode beyond the edge of the gas cup. (This is achieved in draft free areas using argon gas.)"
Trip Bauer
Former USN HT
Everlast 200DX New Model
Hobart Handler 125 MIG
Van Norman #12
Atlas 12" engine lathe
'98 RoadKing - 84 Ironhead - 59 Ironhead
I was wondering what the difference is between the standard lens, gas lens and gas saver lens. I want to order a CK 130 amp torch (like Zoama’s) and don’t know the differences in the lens. Anyone have some explanation?
PowerPro 205
9" South Bend Lathe
Enco Mill/Drill
Evolution Rage 2
From what I have learned the standard lens works, but it has air current ripples that dissipate the gas quicker. The gas lens has a screen (or a couple) that act as a filter to smooth out the air currents so the gas comes out like a straight tube. At least until outside air disrupts it. Seems to work better for extending the tip out to see what you are doing better. Also the gas lens take a different ceramic cup.
Not sure on the gas saver.
Shade tree MIG welder.
Now a Shade tree TIG welder.
Brian thanks for the info. I remember seeing the picture on CK's website with the standard lens and gas lens although I thought it was the gas saver.
PowerPro 205
9" South Bend Lathe
Enco Mill/Drill
Evolution Rage 2
As you might imagine, this has been covered before. Don't forget to search before you post.If you find a relevant thread, post a reply in there as a further question relating to it, rather than create a new thread. This helps keep the forum posts better organized. Thanks
Check out the below linked threads:
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo.../2603-Gas-lens
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...-torch-nozzles
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...clear-gas-cups
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'07 Everlast Super200P
Trip Bauer
Former USN HT
Everlast 200DX New Model
Hobart Handler 125 MIG
Van Norman #12
Atlas 12" engine lathe
'98 RoadKing - 84 Ironhead - 59 Ironhead