
When your project demands the precise removal of bolt heads, rivets, or foundry risers, the Smith SC14-3 Acetylene Cutting Tip is the tool of choice for professional welders and fabricators. Built to handle the rigors of heavy-duty industrial work, this tip transforms your standard Smith torch into a precision removal tool. Whether you are stripping fasteners from a chassis or cutting bulkheads in a shipyard, the SC14-3 delivers the control and power you need to get the job done cleanly and quickly.
Built for Durability and Safety
Safety is paramount in oxy-fuel cutting, and the SC14-3 is engineered with Smith's legendary attention to detail. The tip features a unique concave end that protects the critical orifice area from damage during rough handling. This design also plays a vital role in preventing backfires, keeping the operator safe and the equipment running smoothly. The heavy-duty construction ensures that this tip can withstand high-heat environments without deforming, providing you with a long-lasting consumable that offers excellent value.
Superior Performance
Struggling with slag build-up and messy cuts? The SC14-3 utilizes a fully swaged, smooth-bore design that optimizes gas flow. This means you get a cleaner, more stable flame that starts fast and resists slag adhesion. The result is a smoother "wash" when removing rivets, minimizing the need for secondary grinding or repairs to the base metal. Compatible with a wide range of Smith handles and attachments, including the popular DG200 and SC200 series, this tip is a versatile addition to any heavy-duty torch kit.
Key Benefits:
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Smith Equipment |
| Fuel Gas:Acetylene |
| Item:Cutting Tip |
| Cutting Capacity:1 1/2" |
| Packaging Description:1 per each |
| Series:SC14 |
| Tip Size:3 |
| Tip Style:Rivet/Riser |
| Fits Torch:Smith SC & DG Series |
| Technology:In-Tip Mix |
| Fits Which Torch:Smith SC & DG Series |
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