Gas cutting tips

We provide high-quality gas cutting tips, designed for precision cutting of metal in a variety of welding and fabrication projects. Available in various sizes and materials, our tips ensure a consistent and clean cut while delivering optimal performance in oxy-acetylene and other gas cutting processes. Ideal for industrial and construction environments, our gas cutting tips help improve the efficiency and accuracy of cutting tasks.

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Gas cutting tips are a crucial component in the oxy-fuel cutting process, where a mixture of oxygen and fuel gas (typically acetylene) is used to cut through metals. These tips direct the flow of gases to produce the right flame and temperature for cutting. The cutting tip needs to be selected based on the thickness of the material, type of metal, and the cutting speed required. Gas cutting tips are designed to ensure a clean, precise cut and must meet standards such as ISO 5172 and SASO 2001 for quality, safety, and efficiency. The tips come in various sizes and are made from durable materials to withstand the intense heat generated during cutting.

Key Features:

  • Variety of Sizes: Gas cutting tips come in different sizes to handle various materials and cutting thicknesses.
  • Durable Design: Made from high-quality materials like brass and carbide to withstand high temperatures.
  • Precise Cutting: Designed for clean, straight cuts with minimal slag and distortion.
  • Optimized Gas Flow: Ensures that the proper oxygen-to-fuel ratio is maintained for efficient cutting.

Types and Standards:

  • Single-Flow Tips: For cutting lighter metals and thinner sections.
  • Double-Flow Tips: For cutting thicker metals, providing a more robust cutting action.
  • **ISO 5172, SASO 2001: Quality and performance standards for gas cutting tips.

Brands Available:
Victor, Harris, *

Lincoln Electric*, ESAB, and Bernzomatic offer high-quality gas cutting tips suitable for a wide range of applications.

General Maintenance:
Clean the cutting tips regularly to remove any blockages or buildup of molten metal. Inspect the tip for signs of wear or damage, and replace if necessary. Store cutting tips in a clean, dry place to prevent corrosion or damage.

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