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Victor 0323-0260 Heating Nozzle Size 10 Acetylene
Acetylene heating nozzle size 10 fits Victor 300 series torches with multi-flame tip for heat treating and straightening
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Precise heat control with multi-flame tip design
- Size 10 acetylene nozzle for focused heating tasks
- Works with Victor 300 series and HD 310C torches
- Oxygen flow range 44 to 110 scfh for flexible operation
- Minimum 12 psig acetylene pressure for reliable ignition
Victor Heating Nozzle Size 10 Acetylene
This Victor heating nozzle is a Size 10 tip designed for acetylene fuel. It fits the 300 series and HD 310C torches and uses the MFA tip series with a tube and head design. The nozzle serves heat treating, priming and straightening applications with a multi-flame pattern.
Fits Victor 300 series and HD 310C torches
The nozzle connects to compatible torches including Grainger part numbers 25DV27, 25DV28 and 5KJ44 as well as manufacturer part numbers 315FC, H 315FC and HD 310C. It requires a minimum fuel pressure of 12 psig for acetylene and oxygen flow between 44 and 110 scfh. This frees the operator to handle diverse heating tasks with one tip.
Multi-flame acetylene heating tip
In normal use the tip operates within the stated oxygen flow range of 44 to 110 scfh at a minimum acetylene pressure of 12 psig. The multi-flame design distributes heat evenly across the work piece for consistent results in heat treating and straightening jobs.
Highlights
- Precise heat control with multi-flame tip design
- Size 10 acetylene nozzle for focused heating tasks
- Works with Victor 300 series and HD 310C torches
- Oxygen flow range 44 to 110 scfh for flexible operation
- Minimum 12 psig acetylene pressure for reliable ignition
Specifications
| Brand | VICTOR |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
Questions about this item
How long can the size 10 tip run before the multi-flame head overheats?
The tip is rated for continuous operation within the 44 to 110 scfh oxygen range and 12 psig acetylene pressure, so overheating is controlled by staying inside those flow limits.
What noise and heat should I expect when the nozzle runs all day on a 300 series torch?
The multi-flame tube-and-head design produces a steady roar typical of high-volume acetylene heating; heat radiates from the tip body, so keep flammable materials clear and wear appropriate gloves.
Which torch handle and regulator setup do I need before this tip will work?
You need a Victor 300 series or HD 310C handle (such as part numbers 315FC or H 315FC) plus an acetylene regulator capable of delivering at least 12 psig and an oxygen supply adjustable from 44 to 110 scfh.
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