AMI Micro Weld Heads — 9-250 & 9-500

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Micro heads — 9-250 & 9-500

Small tube, extreme clearance. Semiconductor gas cabinets, instrumentation, aerospace components, mini fittings and valve bodies — the welds you make with your arms in a box.

AMI Micro heads — 9-250 & 9-500

Specifications

Process GTAW (TIG), autogenous fusion butt welding
Model 9-250 0.093″ – 0.250″ OD (2.3 – 6.3 mm) — extreme clearance limits
Model 9-500 0.093″ – 0.500″ OD (2.3 – 12.7 mm), air cooled, 1.75 lbs
Model 9-500C Same range and tooling as the 9-500, air or water cooled, higher duty cycle
Quick Release Kit Available on the 9-500C — remote loading of the clamp inserts
9-250 dimensions 10.00″ L, 0.83″ × 0.66″ × 1.31″ head envelope
9-500 dimensions 9.60″ L, 0.96″ × 1.29″ × 2.58″ head envelope
Cable length 9-500: 20 ft (6 m) · 9-500C: 10 ft (3 m)
Compatibility All AMI power supplies

Specifications from published AMI documentation. Confirm against the manual for your serial number — these machines changed over the years.

Worth knowing

  • 9-500 and 9-500C are the same size and share the same tooling — the difference is cooling and duty cycle
  • 1.75 lbs means the operator can hold position all shift
  • The head that fits inside a gas cabinet

On our bench

Micro heads live hard: dropped, run without coolant, cables pinched in a cabinet. Rotors, motors, encoders, clamp inserts and cables are all rebuildable, and calibration comes back with the repair.

Technically these are 9 Series heads — see the full 9 Series range if you need something larger than 1/2 inch.

Tell us the model and the symptom.

Repair, rebuild, parts and on-site calibration — anywhere in North America.

Call 720-840-5173
info@tigcompany.com

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