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TIG welding Carbon steel, 4130 chromoly, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, and Titanium

Are you tired of dull gray welds?  

We have the perfect solution for you! Introducing our version 2.0 Weldmonger/Furick Arsenal Kit, designed to help you get the most out of your tig welder and your craftsmanship.

As a craftsmen, you know that the smallest details can make a significant impact on the final outcome of your work. The Arsenal Gas Lens Kit is the game-changer you've been waiting for.  This kit will help you take your welding skills to the next level.

What makes our Arsenal Kit so exceptional? Let's delve into its remarkable features:

1. Versatility: The Arsenal Kit was already our most popular gas lens kit with a clear #8 cup, Jazzy10 and Furick 12 Ceramic cups and an awesome clear BBW cup. But we decided to make it even better so we added #4,5,6,7,and #8 ceramic cups to make this kit even more versatile. Our Arsenal kits have a cup for practically every situation.
2. Enhanced Gas Flow: The precision-engineered Furick gas lens ensures a consistent and non turbulent flow of shielding gas, resulting in improved gas shielding of the puddle and surrounding area. The 10,12, and BBW cups also have a patented secondary diffuser that allows for a long stick out without losing argon coverage. Your stainless welds will have that shine you are looking for…Chromoly restarts will be smooth and effortless. Say goodbye to gray welds and hello to shiny dimes!
3. Smaller torch size: With our Arsenal Kit, you can shrink the overall size of your 17/18/26 style tig torch as compared to the standard torch cups. When it comes to reaching into tight spots , a smaller tig torch can be a game changer.
4. Easy to install: Our Arsenal Kits are simple without a lot of complicated parts so you can switch cups in just a few seconds . Start experiencing the benefits right away without any hassle.

 

How an Arsenal Kit helped save a $10,000 nuclear heat exchanger

A friend of mine hired on with a new company and on his first day, the first job they gave him was to repair a bunch of bad welds made by the previous welder.

These welds were on a nuclear heat exchanger made from a high nickel alloy and all the welds had been made using standard cups.

Standard cups without the extra shielding you get from a gas lens can work okay on plain carbon steel but for a high nickel alloy tested to 900PSI with a hydro test, they just don’t cut it.

Every one of the 23 welds on this heat exchanger were dull and gray and were leaking.

So my friend ground out the cracks and ground off the gray oxide areas and pulled out a ceramic 12 Furick cup from his Arsenal Kit and set argon flow to 25 cfh.

After re-welding, the part was tested to 900PSI again and guess what?

Zero leaks!

He saved a $10,000 part from the scrap bin on his first day.

Partly due to his skill but also partly because of the awesome argon shielding from that Furick 12 cup along with a long stickout to reach the welds.

Imagine what an impression he made his first day on the job.

How do you put a price tag on that?

The point is, sometimes that extra edge you get from a great cup like the Furick 12 makes all the difference.

Visit weldmonger.com to order your Arsenal Kit today. We have a limited-time discount of 20% for Fathers Day so make sure you take advantage of this exclusive offer before it expires. Thats a $38 savings .

Don't miss this opportunity. 

P.S. We are so confident that our Arsenal Kit will exceed your expectations. To provide you with peace of mind, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If, for any reason, you're not satisfied with your purchase, simply return it within 30 days, and we will issue a full refund, no questions asked.

Supercharge your welding skills and create flawless welds with our Arsenal Kit. Order now and experience the difference!

Sincerely,

Jody Collier 

We Overhauled our Weldmonger® TIG Arsenal Kit

We took one of our best TIG cup kits and made it even better

What would make our already great TIG Arsenal kit even better?

And how can we do that without increasing the price?

We asked ourselves these questions and came up with a great solution.

We added #4 thru #8 ceramic cups that work great with the Furick gas lens that is now also included in the TIG Arsenal kit.

Because there are times when are low on Argon but you still need to get a job out the door on a Sunday afternoon when the welding supply is closed.

This has happened to me more than a few times.

I have spare argon tanks but sometimes I get too busy and let myself get low.

So on a Sunday, If I am welding plain carbon steel parts that will be plated or painted anyway, I will put a #5 cup on and set my argon flow to 10 cfh to get the job done.

There is a time and a place for every cup size…and sometimes the reason to use a smaller cup is simply to save argon.

Normally I like to use bigger cups to get the best looking weld possible on stuff like stainless  and 4130 chromoly.

But on some jobs, like plain carbon steel, a smaller cup is often good enough and gets the job done.

So now our Weldmonger®/ Furick Arsenal kit is even more versatile with more options....and we have them for 17,18,26 style torches as well as 9/20 style torches.

 

check out the NEW Weldmonger® TIG Arsenal Kit now

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Tips on Cup size and argon flow rates

Pro Tip:

For most any cup size, 2.5 cfh x the cup size will get you in ball park

#4 cup - 10 cfh

#5 cup - 10-15 cfh

#6 cup - 12-18 cfh

#7 cup - 14-21 cfh

#8 cup - 16-24-cfh

Why use a #4 cup?

* save gas on flash tacks

* thin aluminum butt welds where full penetration is desired.

* Fillet welds on light gauge aluminumm

* When you need to conserve argon

I typically use an 8 for general tig welding of steels and stainless steels but sometimes the job doesn’t need that much shielding and maybe your low on argon.

I remember a few times when I was welding on a Saturday and needed to deliver a job to a customer on Monday morning.

Looked over and noticed I was running pretty low on argon and had let my spares get empty too.

Since the parts were carbon steel and were going to be black oxide treated anyway, the welds didn’t really need to be all shiny.

Stepping down to a #4 cup with only about 8cfh got the job finished without running out of argon.

Why use a 5 or 6 cup?…I like both a 5 and a 6 gas lens for aluminum. (I like to use a standard #5 cup sometimes for aluminum)

I think if so many really good tig welders like Roy Crumrine and Brad Goodman swear by the #5 standard collet body cup, then it stands to reason a #5 gas lens will also perform in a similar way except a longer stickup can be used.

I really like to use the #6 gas lens for all around aluminum welding on various joints.

Gives a bit more gas coverage for edge build up welds, filling holes, and outside corner joints and makes it a bit easier to keep the tip of the rod shielded with argon

#7 and #8 cups are a good all around size for most metals.

#8 pro clear is one of my favorites when I am filming tig welding videos because it really helps you and me both see what is going on better when I film arc shots. ( a side benefit for me is that I can see where I am going better with a clear cup).

And it provides great coverage and lets me use a longer than normal stick out.