Miller-Smith Equipment
Miller-Smith Equipment NE180-00 1/16" Threaded Torch Tip
A 1/16" threaded torch tip for soft-flame soldering, delivering 720 BTU/Wh at 0.5 scfh and 12 to 14 psig
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Precise soldering with a 1/16 in tip size
- Soft flame ideal for controlled heating tasks
- Threaded 9/16 in.-18 connection ensures secure fit
- 720 BTU/Wh capacity handles demanding applications
- Compatible with NE180A torch for direct replacement
Threaded Torch Tip for Handi-Heet Series
The Miller-Smith Equipment NE180-00 is a 1/16" threaded torch tip designed for the Handi-Heet series. It connects via a 9/16"-18 thread and is intended for soldering applications using an external lighter for ignition. The tip delivers a soft flame suitable for precision heating tasks.
Suited for Soldering with Compatible Torch Bodies
This tip suits users who own a torch body accepting the NE180A part number and need a 1/16" tip for soft-flame soldering. It is not for operators requiring a larger tip diameter, a different thread pitch, or a self-igniting mechanism. Buyers without the matching torch body should look at something else.
Steady Output at Rated Pressure and Flow
Under sustained operation the tip maintains its 720 BTU/Wh heating capacity when supplied with 0.5 scfh fuel flow at 12 to 14 psig. The soft flame characteristic remains stable during extended soldering sessions rather than only in short bursts. The 4 3/4" overall length positions the flame consistently for repetitive work.
Highlights
- Precise soldering with a 1/16 in tip size
- Soft flame ideal for controlled heating tasks
- Threaded 9/16 in.-18 connection ensures secure fit
- 720 BTU/Wh capacity handles demanding applications
- Compatible with NE180A torch for direct replacement
Specifications
| Brand | SMITH EQUIPMENT |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
Questions about this item
Which torch handle does the NE180-00 tip thread onto?
The tip is compatible with the NE180A torch handle, using a 9/16 in.-18 threaded connection.
Will the tip still deliver its rated output if my regulator is set below 12 psig?
The tip is rated for 12 to 14 psig fuel pressure; operating below that range will reduce the 720 BTU/Wh heating capacity.
How can I confirm the tip is producing the correct flame after installation?
At the proper 12 to 14 psig pressure you should see a soft flame consuming about 0.5 scfh of fuel, matching the 720 BTU/Wh rating.
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