What is a Wiggins weld ferrule used for?

A Wiggins weld ferrule is a component that gets welded onto tubing. It then serves as the connection point for a Wiggins clamp, creating a secure and often flexible joint for exhaust or intake systems.

Why is titanium used for this ferrule?

Titanium is chosen for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio and its resistance to corrosion. This makes it a durable choice for high-performance applications where components are exposed to heat and exhaust gases.

What is needed to install this ferrule?

This ferrule is designed to be welded onto tubing. You will also need the corresponding Wiggins clamp and coupling to complete the connection.

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Ticon Industries 2.0in Wiggins Titanium Weld Ferrule

Specifications

Brand: Ticon
Part #: 103-05020-1000
UPC: 103-05020-1000

Ticon Industries 2.0in Wiggins Titanium Weld Ferrule

Name: Ticon Industries 2.0in Wiggins Titanium Weld Ferrule
Brand: Ticon
SKU: ticon-ticon-industries-2-0in-wiggins-titanium-weld-ferrule-t14-313703
Price: 81.91 USD
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Ticon Industries 2.0in Wiggins Titanium Weld Ferrule.

Key Features

Fits Ticon Industries 2.0in Wiggins Titanium Weld Ferrule.
Constructed from titanium for strength and corrosion resistance.
Designed for use with Wiggins coupling systems.
2.0-inch nominal size for common fabrication needs.
Requires welding to attach to tubing.

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Product Details

Ticon Industries is known for making high-performance exhaust and intake components. This 2.0-inch Wiggins Titanium Weld Ferrule is a key piece for building custom exhaust or intake systems. It's designed to work with Wiggins couplings, which are popular for their secure, leak-free connections under high pressure and vibration.

This ferrule is made from titanium, a strong and lightweight metal that also resists corrosion. The 2.0-inch size is common for many performance applications. You'll weld this ferrule onto your tubing, and then the Wiggins clamp will connect to it, allowing for a flexible yet solid joint.