XP8
450A, 15.8kW, Mixed Gas (80/20) @ 100% Duty Cycle, .040''(1.0mm) – 3/32''(2.4mm) Wires.
Model:
XP450W-40E- Welding Torch Package c/w Euro Fitting x 4m
Consumables:
450A, 15.8kW, Mixed Gas (80/20) @ 100% Duty Cycle, .040''(1.0mm) – 3/32''(2.4mm) Wires.
Model:
XP450W-40E- Welding Torch Package c/w Euro Fitting x 4m
Consumables:
| A - Nozzles | B - Contact Tips | C - Diffussers |
| XP3002-13 - Tapered Nozzle 1/2''/13mm XP3002-16 - Conical Nozzle 5/8''/16mm XP3002-16L - Conical Nozzle 5/8''/16mm Extended XP3002-19 - Cylindrical Nozzle 3/4''/19mm XP3002-19L - Cylindrical Nozzle 3/4''/19mm Extended |
XP3003-12 - Contact Tip .045''/1.2mm M10 CuCrZr XP3003-12A - Contact Tip .045''/1.2mm M10 CuCrZr Al XP3003-16 - Contact Tip 1/16''/1.6mm M10 CuCrZr |
XP3004B - Diffuser-Moulded c/w Ceramic Insert-M10 Head XP3004C - Diffuser-Ceramic-M10 Head |
| D – Head Assembly | E – Liners |
| XP3505 - Head Assembly-M10 Tips | XP3524-12-40 Steel Liner .040-.045''/1.0-1.2mm x 4m/13ft XP3524-16-40 Steel Liner .045-.063''/1.2-1.6mm x 4m/13ftt XP3524PC-16-40 Poly-Copper Liner .045-.063''/1.2-1.6mm x 4m/13ft |
Table to show the affect on XP8 performance when using alternate gas types
| Mixed Gas (80/20) | Mixed Gas (95/5) | 100% CO² | Max. Wire Size | ||||
| Model | Amps | kW | Amps | kW | Amps | kW | Inch/mm |
| XP200A-40E | 200 | 6.0 | 200 | 6.0 | 200 | 7.8 | .045”/1.2mm |
| XP300A-40E | 300 | 8.7 | 280 | 8.4 | 375 | 11.7 | .045”/1.2mm |
| XP400A-40E | 400 | 12.0 | 300 | 9.0 | 480 | 17.2 | 3/32”/2.4mm |
| XP450W-40E | 450 | 15.8 | 450 | 15.8 | 450 | 15.8 | 3/32”/2.4mm |
Superior Ergonomics
The neck and handle geometries have been designed to give a neutral wrist position when welding to reduce the risk of RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury).
The handle design is the most compact available and the handle grips are designed to prevent the torch slipping in the welders hand allowing him to relax his grip, further reducing strain.
The knuckle joint and tapered support improve freedom of movement and give progressive support to the power cable allowing it to form a smooth curve into the handle and maximise wire feed.
The neck and handle geometries have been designed to give a neutral wrist position when welding to reduce the risk of RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury).
The handle design is the most compact available and the handle grips are designed to prevent the torch slipping in the welders hand allowing him to relax his grip, further reducing strain.
The knuckle joint and tapered support improve freedom of movement and give progressive support to the power cable allowing it to form a smooth curve into the handle and maximise wire feed.
US 7151 
GB 5997 
CA 5577 
AU 5253 
IE 3843 
NZ 1315 
BR 979 
SG 649 
