Until now, you’d spot-weld primarily by using a large resistance welder, but now you can use your MIG welder together with this Spot Welding Kit from Eastwood to achieve the same professional results.
Spot welding is accomplished by clamping two panels together and fusing them with a number of sequentially-placed welds, rather than in a continuous bead, to hold the panels together. This kit is designed to be used with Eastwood’s welders as well as any other brand welder that utilizes a Tweco®-style MIG torch.
The combination of the Spot Pliers and Spot Nozzle assures complete welds all the way through, and exact duplication of each spot weld.
For 18-gauge steel, or if you're using a less-than-175-amp MIG welder, simply use the supplied double-ended HSS drill bit to drill a 0.187" pilot hole in the top panel only, and then complete the spot weld as usual. The pilot hole serves to assure complete and full penetration from the top to the bottom panel. This type of weld is far greater in strength than a simple resistant spot weld, but produces the exact OE look, with greater weld strength.
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Spot Weld Nozzle (fits Eastwood welders and other Tweco®-style torches)
Follow all safety measures outlined in your welder's instruction manual. Do not touch nozzle or pliers while welding. Use caution when touching pliers since they may be hot and could cause burns. Always use a minimum Shade #10 welding helmet, welding gloves, long-sleeve shirt and pants.
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Jim F from
Broken in shipping.Works great but one of the 2 nozzles were broken in shipping. Put in a help ticket for replacement.
Date published: 2025-01-13
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Anonymous from
Spot Weld NozzleInstalls easily and truly does help make good plug welds. Used it during old truck restoration project and installed a new Rocker Panel.
Date published: 2022-10-07
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Terry M from
Spot weld pliersThese work great for holding panels together when doing spot welds.
Helped tremendously when I was replacing my rockers
Date published: 2022-08-19
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wayne from
works wellstill learning to weld this has helped me a lot on getting use to the right distance and angle
Date published: 2022-07-26
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Joe C from
Work GREATBeen looking for something like theses, they work great.
Date published: 2022-03-19
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Anonymous from
Spot weld nozzleI ordered this spot weld nozzle for my harbor freight MIG 180 , which is a tweco design gun . It fits perfect . I will use the nozzle on y next project but I am happy that it is a direct fit . It should fit any gun on any welder that has the tweco design gun .
This Spot Weld Nozzle is designed to fit your Eastwood MIG welder and any other welder with a Tweco style torch.
Answered by: Bill G Tech Advisor
Date published: 2025-03-25
Is this a screw on or pop off nozzle?
Asked by: Jason
screw on
Answered by: Seamus
Date published: 2025-03-02
Is the Bore Dia 9/16"? IOf so it will fit my Miller 211 mig welder
Asked by: Marco
This a standard Tweco style. Verify your welder torch for that style.
Answered by: gm75
Date published: 2023-12-14
Will this nozzle fit on my miller 525 gun?
Asked by: Travis
We cannot confirm fitment with other manufacturers' equipment.
Answered by: Nick BC
Date published: 2023-04-17
Will this work on the Eastwood 90 MIG Welder?
Asked by: bgb126
Yes, it is compatible.
Answered by: Nick BC
Date published: 2023-01-26
will this work on a miller 350P
Asked by: clownface2983
We can not guarantee compatibility between our items and other brands as all we test with is our own. This kit is designed to be used with Eastwood’s welders as well as most any other brand welder that utilizes a Tweco®-style MIG torch.
Answered by: Kelly H
Date published: 2022-11-03
Will this work with Flux core, or only MIG.
Asked by: BobC
You can certainly use this with flux core wire as well.
Answered by: Nick BC
Date published: 2022-06-22
I lost my instructions for this mig spot weld tool, what is amperage setting for 18 and 20 gauge steel?
Asked by: Matt
Here is a link to these instructions on our website that will explain this https://www.eastwood.com/images/pdf/13901_instructions.pdf
