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Victor 0324-0071 W-1 Nozzle 1 Welding
Acetylene welding nozzle for Victor 100 series torches with drill size 60 and tip size 1
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Acetylene welding nozzle with 1/2 in maximum thickness
- Size 1 tip drilled at 60 for precise flame control
- Fits Victor 100 series torches including 100FC and 103-01FP
- Long-cone flame suited for brazing up to 1 1/4 in
- Covers welding range from 3/32 in to 1/2 in material
Victor 0324-0071 W-1 Nozzle
This Victor welding nozzle is a replacement tip for acetylene torches in the 100 series. It is designed for operators performing brazing and welding tasks with a long-cone flame profile. The tip carries a size 1 designation and a drill size 60 orifice. It fits compatible torches including the 100 FC, 100FP, 103-01FP and WH350 models.
Upgrades worn or damaged 100 series tips
Replace an existing tip when the orifice wears out of round or when the cone shape degrades flame quality. The jump is worth it when brazing capacity must reach 1 1/4 in or when welding thickness ranges from 3/32 in to 1/2 in. A fresh tip restores the precise fuel flow needed for consistent long-cone performance on compatible Victor equipment.
Check torch series and fuel type before ordering
Verify the torch is a Victor 100 series model such as the 100 FC, 100FP, 103-01FP or WH350. Confirm the system runs on acetylene fuel. Ensure the application calls for a W-1 tip series with a size 1 rating and drill size 60. Buyers needing a different tip series, fuel compatibility or torch connection will not be served by this part.
Highlights
- Acetylene welding nozzle with 1/2 in maximum thickness
- Size 1 tip drilled at 60 for precise flame control
- Fits Victor 100 series torches including 100FC and 103-01FP
- Long-cone flame suited for brazing up to 1 1/4 in
- Covers welding range from 3/32 in to 1/2 in material
Specifications
| Brand | VICTOR |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
Questions about this item
Which torch series does the W-1 nozzle fit?
The nozzle fits Victor torch series 100 including models 100 FC, 100FP, 103-01FP and WH350.
How do you install the nozzle and what step is often missed?
Thread the nozzle onto the torch tip until it seats firmly; the step often missed is confirming the drill size 60 matches the tip orifice before tightening.
When should the nozzle be replaced?
Replace the nozzle when the cone shape deforms, the orifice wears beyond drill size 60 or the flame pattern becomes uneven during brazing or welding.
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