Uniweld
Uniweld 830-21FB Cutting Torch 21 in 90 deg Head
Handheld cutting torch with a 90-degree head for acetylene, natural gas, propane or propylene, accepting a wide range of Victor-style tips
- Cuts up to 12 in thick with compatible tips
- Works with acetylene, natural gas, propane and propylene
- 90-degree head angle improves access in tight spaces
- 21 in overall length gives extended reach
- Weighs 3.6 lb for comfortable handheld control
Uniweld 830 Hand Cutting Torch
The Uniweld 830 series hand cutting torch is built for metal fabrication and repair work using acetylene, natural gas, propane or propylene. Its 90-degree head angle and 21-inch overall length suit operators who need a fixed-angle torch for straight-line or shaped cuts up to 12 inches thick. The Victor-style torch body accepts a wide range of compatible cutting tips for different fuel and thickness combinations.
Tip Compatibility Range
The torch works with tip series 1-101, 1-101-30, 1-101-L, 1-108, 1-112, 1-118, 1-200, 1-207, 1-218, 1-244, 1-303MP, 1-318MP, 1-BTMP, 1-BTN, 1-CSN, 1-GPN, 1-GPP, 1-GTB, 1-HPN, 1-HPP and 1-MCN. This breadth lets one torch handle preheat and cutting duties across the listed fuel types without changing the torch body. Buyers who need a tip series not listed here will need a different torch model.
Build and Connections
The torch weighs 3.6 pounds and uses a 9/16 inch -18 inlet connection with B-size hose fittings, matching common industrial supply hoses. The 90-degree head is fixed, so the working angle cannot be adjusted in the field. The handheld Victor-style design suits manual cutting stations but does not fit automated track burners or machine-mounted applications.
Highlights
- Cuts up to 12 in thick with compatible tips
- Works with acetylene, natural gas, propane and propylene
- 90-degree head angle improves access in tight spaces
- 21 in overall length gives extended reach
- Weighs 3.6 lb for comfortable handheld control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which cutting-tip series fit the 830 torch so I can replace worn tips later?
The torch accepts tips from the 1-101, 1-101-30, 1-101-L, 1-108, 1-112, 1-118, 1-200, 1-207, 1-218, 1-244, 1-303MP, 1-318MP, 1-BTMP, 1-BTN, 1-CSN, 1-GPN, 1-GPP, 1-GTB, 1-HPN, 1-HPP and 1-MCN series.
What thickness limit stops a continuous cut first on this 21 in, 90-degree head?
Maximum cutting thickness is rated at 12 in, so material thicker than that will halt the cut before length or angle become factors.
How much heat and weight should I expect when running the 3.6 lb torch all day on acetylene or propane?
At 3.6 lb the torch stays manageable during extended use; compatible fuels are acetylene, natural gas, propane and propylene, each producing the heat required for cuts up to 12 in thick.
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