
Upgrade your cutting game with the Powerweld GPN-5, a premium quality cutting tip built for welders who demand performance and economy. Designed to fit your trusty Victor 300 Series torch handles, this tip allows you to harness the cost-saving benefits of Propane and Natural Gas without sacrificing cut quality. Whether you are working in a scrap yard, on a demolition site, or in a heavy fabrication shop, the GPN-5 delivers the heat and precision you need to slice through thick steel plate.
This Size 5 tip is a beast, capable of severing steel up to 5 inches thick. It utilizes a robust two-piece design that protects the tip end from damage and makes cleaning a breeze. The recessed tip end is specifically engineered to anchor the flame when using slower-burning fuels like propane, preventing flame blow-off and ensuring a hot, concentrated preheat. This means faster starts and smoother cuts, even on dirty or rusty metal. The heavy copper outer shell withstands high heat reflection, ensuring a long service life even in the toughest conditions.
Stop wasting money on expensive acetylene for heavy cutting jobs. The GPN-5 is optimized to give you a clean kerf and minimal slag with readily available propane. With a cutting speed of up to 9 inches per minute on 4-inch plate, you can maintain high productivity levels. Simply set your oxygen to 50-55 PSI and your fuel to 8-12 PSI, and you are ready to tackle the big jobs. Reliable, durable, and efficient, the Powerweld GPN-5 is the smart choice for the modern industrial welder.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Victor Style |
| Item:Cutting Tip |
| Fuel Gas:Propane, Natural Gas |
| Fits Which Torch?:Victor 300 Series |
| Cutting Capacity:4-5" |
| Fuel Setting:8-12 psi |
| Oxygen Setting:50-55 psi |
| Tip Style:GPN, V-Style |
| Size:5 |
| Construction:2-Piece |
| Cutting Speed:6-9 in./min. |
| Series:1 Series |
| Packaging Description:1 of each |
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