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Victor 0325-0083 Welding Nozzle 0-W-J Acetylene Tip Size 0 Drill 65
Acetylene welding nozzle with W-J tip series, drill size 65, for 5/64 to 1/2 inch welding and 1/4 to 1 inch brazing
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Acetylene welding tip for precision brazing and welding
- Tip size 0 with drill size 65 for controlled flame
- Welds material from 5/64 in to 1/2 in thick
- Brazes joints from 1/4 in to 1 in capacity
- Compatible with Victor J-28 and J-40 torch models
Victor 0325-0083 Welding Nozzle
This Victor 0325-0083 welding nozzle is an acetylene tip built for welding and brazing work. It fits W-J series tips and J series torches such as the J-28 and J-40 models. The tip size is 0 with a drill size of 65 for precise flame control.
Upgrading from worn or mismatched tips
Replace a worn tip when flame shape becomes unstable or when the drill orifice has eroded beyond spec. The jump is worth it if your current tip cannot hold the 5 psig maximum fuel pressure or if the cone profile no longer matches the brazing long cone requirement.
Check torch series and pressure rating
Verify that your torch is a compatible J series model such as the J-28 or J-40 before ordering. Confirm your regulator can deliver up to 5 psig fuel pressure for acetylene use. Ensure the application matches the 5/64 in to 1/2 in welding thickness and 1/4 in to 1 in brazing capacity ranges.
Highlights
- Acetylene welding tip for precision brazing and welding
- Tip size 0 with drill size 65 for controlled flame
- Welds material from 5/64 in to 1/2 in thick
- Brazes joints from 1/4 in to 1 in capacity
- Compatible with Victor J-28 and J-40 torch models
Specifications
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
|---|---|
| Brand | VICTOR |
Questions about this item
Which torch models accept the Victor 0325-0083 nozzle?
The nozzle fits Victor torch series J and matches manufacturer part numbers J-28 and J-40, also listed as Grainger 5GEJ9 and 5KJ44.
How is the tip secured and what step is often missed?
Thread the tip into the torch head until seated; the step many miss is confirming the drill size 65 orifice aligns with the mixer before lighting.
When should the tip be replaced?
Replace when the drill 65 orifice shows erosion, carbon buildup restricts flow, or the flame cone becomes uneven during acetylene welding or brazing.
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