
When you are out in the field or deep in the scrap yard, you need a cutting tip that can take the heat. The Harris Style 2393-1F is your go-to replacement tip for heavy-duty cutting using Propane or Natural Gas. Designed to fit Harris-style torches that utilize the 2393 series seating, this tip is built tough to withstand the rigors of industrial environments. If you are cutting steel plate around 1 inch thick, the Size 1 orifice provides the perfect balance of gas flow and cutting speed.
Propane is a popular choice for heavy cutting due to its cost-effectiveness and availability. However, it requires a specific tip design to work effectively. This 2393-1F tip utilizes a two-piece construction with a recessed end, which creates a skirt around the flame. This skirt protects the preheat flame from blowing out and helps concentrate the heat on the steel surface. The result is a smooth, steady cut with less slag and minimal cleanup. It is an excellent choice for welders and fabricators looking to maximize their fuel efficiency without sacrificing cut quality.
Don't let a worn-out tip slow down your production. A fresh tip ensures your oxygen stream is straight and your preheat is even, preventing jagged cuts and wasted metal. This aftermarket Harris-style tip offers the fit and performance you expect, helping you slice through carbon steel with ease. Stock up on these essential consumables to keep your heavy-duty torches running at peak performance all day long.
| Additional Information |
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| Gas Type:Propane, Natural Gas |
| Tip Series:2393 |
| Tip Size:1 |
| Cutting Thickness:3/4" to 1" |
| Packaging Description:1 Per Ea |
| Material:Copper, Brass |
| Design:2-Piece |
| Application:Heavy Duty Cutting, Scrap Cutting |
| Compatible Brand:Harris |
| Item:Cutting Tip |
| Fits Which Torch:Harris Style |
| Fuel/Gas:Propane |
| Cutting Capacity:3/4 in to 1 in |
| Brand:Harris |
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