Neck Checking Fixture

The TOUGH GUN® neck checking fixture tests the tolerance of a robotic MIG gun’s neck to tool center point (TCP). Should the neck be out of tolerance due to impact or prolonged usage, this fixture can be used to realign the neck.

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Prolongs the life of your neck — readjust a bent neck instead of replacing it
Prevents costly rework due to missed weld joints
Prevents downtime for reprogramming the robot to match a bent neck
Heavy duty precision-tooled steel base
Realigns neck tool center point (TCP)
Accommodates all standard sized necks

Neck Compatibility

22 Degree	Air-Cooled Neck	TOUGH GUN I.C.E. Neck
Short length	405-22QC	590-22-x.xxx*
Medium length	405-22QCL	590-22L-x.xxx*
Long length	405-22QCL1	590-22L1-x.xxx*

*x.xxx represents nozzle O.D. (i.e. 590-22L-0.938)

45 Degree	Air-Cooled Neck	TOUGH GUN I.C.E. Neck
Short length	405-45QC	590-45-x.xxx*
Medium length	405-45QCL	590-45L-x.xxx*
Long length	405-45QCL1	590-45L1-x.xxx*
Extended length	405-45QCL2	590-45L2-x.xxx*

*x.xxx represents nozzle O.D. (i.e. 590-45L-0.938)

180 Degree	Air-Cooled Neck	TOUGH GUN I.C.E. Neck
Short length	405-180QC	590-180-x.xxx*

*x.xxx represents nozzle O.D. (i.e. 590-180-0.938)

G-405CA	Checking fixture for quick-change air-cooled neck
G-405CA and G-495-8	Checking fixture for TOUGH GUN I.C.E.® setup

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As manufacturers of semi-automatic, fixed automatic and robotic MIG guns and consumables, Tregaskiss and Bernard have earned a reputation as an experienced, dependable partner to its customers in the automotive, construction and fabrication, heavy equipment, ship, rail, general manufacturing, commercial truck and trailer, and oil and gas industries. Tregaskiss and Bernard offer air-cooled semi-automatic, fixed automatic and robotic MIG guns, water-cooled semi-automatic, fixed automatic and robotic MIG guns, reamers, nozzle cleaning stations, anti-spatter liquid, wire cutters, anti-spatter sprayers, clutches, welding consumables, nozzles, MIG welding tips, and MIG welding torches.

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