Miller Enterprises
Miller Enterprises MT615 Heating Tip 281,000 BTU
Multi-flame heating tip delivers up to 281,000 BTU with propane or propylene on MT600 torches
- TypeWelding Supplies
- Multi-flame tip delivers up to 281,000 BTU heating capacity
- Works with natural gas, propane and propylene fuels
- Fits MT600 series torches for direct compatibility
- Operates at minimum 10 psi fuel pressure
- California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm
MT615 Heating Tip for MT600 Series
The Miller Enterprises MT615 heating tip fits MT600 series torches and delivers a multi-flame pattern for heating applications. It operates with natural gas, propane or propylene at a minimum fuel pressure of 10 psi. Heating capacity reaches 269,000 BtuH on propane and 280,000 BtuH on propylene.
Suits operators using MT600 torches for broad-area
Welders who need a cutting tip or a different flame profile should look elsewhere. The tip is restricted by California Proposition 65 for chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm, so buyers requiring unrestricted interstate sale must consider that constraint.
Works with Smith CW5A, MW5A and WH100 torches
Cross-compatibility with Grainger part 2CZV6 extends the range of existing equipment. No additional accessories or software are bundled; the tip alone provides the stated heating capacity across the supported fuel types.
Highlights
- Multi-flame tip delivers up to 281,000 BTU heating capacity
- Works with natural gas, propane and propylene fuels
- Fits MT600 series torches for direct compatibility
- Operates at minimum 10 psi fuel pressure
- California Proposition 65 warning for cancer and reproductive harm
Specifications
| Brand | MILLER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
Which torch series must I already own to fit the MT615 heating tip?
The MT615 tip is built for the MT600 torch series, so you need an MT600-compatible handle such as the CW5A, MW5A or WH100.
Will the tip still reach its rated output if I run it on propane instead of propylene?
On propane the tip delivers 269,000 BtuH, while propylene pushes it to 280,000 BtuH; both fuels work but the peak heat differs.
How can I confirm the tip is operating correctly after I light it?
A steady multi-flame pattern at the rated fuel pressure of 10 psi for natural gas or propylene shows the tip is working as designed.
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