Victor
Victor 0386-0101 Air/Acetylene Torch Tip
Air/acetylene torch tip with swirl flame and quick-connect fitting for brazing and soldering up to 1 in soft solder
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Swirl flame pattern for even heat distribution
- Quick-connect fitting enables fast torch changes
- External lighter ignition for reliable start-up
- Handles soft solder from 1/4 in to 1 in
- Suitable for silver brazing between 1/8 in and 1/2 in
Victor Air/Acetylene Torch Tip
The Victor 0386-0101 is a swirl-flame hand torch tip designed for air and acetylene fuel mixtures. It uses a quick-connect fitting for fast attachment to compatible handles and requires an external lighter for ignition. This tip suits plumbers, HVAC technicians and metalworkers performing brazing and soft-soldering tasks.
Replaces worn or mismatched tips on G-4
Swapping to this Extreme-series tip restores the precise swirl flame pattern needed for clean joints. The upgrade is worth it when an old tip produces uneven heat, causes excessive oxidation or no longer seats securely on the handle. It covers soft-solder work from 1/4 in up to 1 in and silver brazing from 1/8 in to 1/2 in.
Operates at 14 psig fuel pressure
This pressure and orifice size deliver enough heat for copper tubing, refrigeration fittings and similar light-to-medium fabrication. The tip reaches its limit on heavy-section castings, large-diameter pipe or jobs requiring higher BTU output than the air/acetylene mix can supply at the rated pressure.
Highlights
- Swirl flame pattern for even heat distribution
- Quick-connect fitting enables fast torch changes
- External lighter ignition for reliable start-up
- Handles soft solder from 1/4 in to 1 in
- Suitable for silver brazing between 1/8 in and 1/2 in
Specifications
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
|---|---|
| Brand | TURBOTORCH |
Questions about this item
Does the 3/16 in tip thread directly onto a G-4 torch handle or use a quick-connect fitting?
The tip uses a quick-connect connection, so it snaps onto compatible handles without threading.
When lighting with an external lighter, should the fuel valve be opened before or after the spark?
Open the fuel valve first, then ignite with the lighter; reversing the order can cause a delayed flashback.
How often should the swirl-flame orifice be cleaned to keep soft-solder joints up to 1 in clean?
Inspect and clear the orifice with a tip cleaner after each heavy brazing session or whenever the flame pattern becomes uneven.
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