Victor
Victor Acetylene Cutting Tip 3-101-00
Acetylene cutting tip for handheld or machine torches, one-piece design, cuts up to 1/4 in at 27 to 30 in/min with 0.05 in kerf
- Size/Dimensions3-101-00
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeOne Piece
- Cuts up to 1/4 inch thick material with 0.05 inch kerf
- One-piece design simplifies setup and resists tip separation
- Works with CA 1260, 1350, 1351, 1352, 24709, 411-3 attachments
- Light to medium preheat flame suits fabrication and repair tasks
- Acetylene flow rate 4 to 6 scfh delivers 27 to 30 inches per minute cutting speed
Victor Acetylene Cutting Tip 3-101-00
The Victor 3-101-00 is a one-piece acetylene cutting tip built for handheld and machine torches. It serves fabricators and maintenance crews who need a light-to-medium preheat flame for cuts up to a quarter inch thick. The tip fits Victor CA 1260, CA 1350, CA 1351, CA 1352, CA 24709 and CA 411-3 cutting attachments.
Thermals noise and power draw
The tip runs on an acetylene flow of 4 to 6 scfh and produces a kerf of 0.05 in. Cutting speeds range from 27 to 30 in/min depending on material and operator technique. Heat output scales with the chosen flow rate and travel speed.
Upgrade path
This tip replaces a worn or damaged 3-101 series tip of the same size on compatible Victor attachments. The jump is worth it when the old tip shows pitting, an uneven flame or a kerf wider than 0.05 in. It is not for operators who need a larger tip size or a different fuel gas.
Highlights
- Cuts up to 1/4 inch thick material with 0.05 inch kerf
- One-piece design simplifies setup and resists tip separation
- Works with CA 1260, 1350, 1351, 1352, 24709, 411-3 attachments
- Light to medium preheat flame suits fabrication and repair tasks
- Acetylene flow rate 4 to 6 scfh delivers 27 to 30 inches per minute cutting speed
Specifications
| Brand | Victor |
|---|---|
| Size/Dimensions | 3-101-00 |
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | One Piece |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 3-101-00 tip onto my Victor torch and what step is often missed?
Screw the one-piece tip into a compatible cutting attachment such as the CA 1260, CA 1350, CA 1351, CA 1352, CA 24709 or CA 411-3; the step users miss is verifying the attachment model before tightening.
What part will need replacement after extended cutting with this tip?
The tip itself is a consumable; replace it when the orifice wears enough to widen the 0.05 in kerf or when preheat flames become uneven.
What is the first limit reached during a long continuous cut with this tip?
The maximum cutting speed caps at 30 in/min, so sustained runs cannot exceed that rate without losing cut quality.
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