Lincoln Electric can supply a wide range of TIG welding torches. Our PRO-Torch line of premium air-cooled and water-cooled torches feature light weight, ease-of-use, maneuverability, and versatility. They are made using only materials of the highest quality to guarantee high performance and long life. We offer a single-source supply for welding equipment. Our comprehensive selection ranges from all types of welding gear, tools, and consumables to multi-process welders, fume control products, and automated welding systems. We can also supply a range of accessories for TIG torches such as Twist-Mate adapters, alumina nozzles, collets and collet bodies.

TIG welding torches

The TIG welding torches we supply offer many advantages. For instance, our "F" model TIG torches offer flexible heads that provide better comfort and easier access to tight spaces. The "V" model torches feature a gas control valve on the torch that enables convenient control of the shielding gas flow when the power source does not have a built-in gas solenoid valve.

Our torches are available with a comfortable knurled handle to avoid slipping and provide precise control of the torch. Some of our TIG torches are also available with Ultra-Flex power cable. When compared to standard power cable, Ultra-Flex offers more than five times the flexibility. When using a welding cable cover, we offer torches that have a molded lip on the handle that enables secure attachment of the cable cover.

Company expertise

For over 100 years, Lincoln Electric has been developing welding equipment that helps our customers to be more productive and successful. In 1911, our company introduced the world’s first variable voltage, single-operator portable welding machine. Today we continue to invest in innovation and providing technological leadership for the welding industry.

Industries served

Pro-Torch TIG torches are used in a variety of industries and applications. Some of them include aerospace, job shops, construction sites, production plants, tool and die work, motorsports, and power plant construction.

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