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When your fabrication job demands serious thermal power, the Uniweld 2290-3H Heating Tip is the tool you reach for. Built to tackle the toughest heating applications in the industry, this Harris-style "rosebud" tip turns your torch into a powerhouse capable of delivering up to 580,000 BTUs of heat. Whether you are preheating heavy steel castings before welding, bending structural I-beams, or straightening warped plates, this tip provides the intense, soaking heat you need to get the metal moving.
Designed for the modern welder who values efficiency and economy, the 2290-3H is optimized for Propane and Natural Gas. This means you can run longer and hotter without the frequent cylinder changeouts associated with acetylene, all while keeping fuel costs down. The multi-flame design creates a broad, stable heat pattern that wraps around pipes and profiles, ensuring even temperature rise and reducing the risk of hot spots.
Versatility is at the core of the 2290-3H's design. Instead of being stuck with a fixed-length heating torch, this tip end screws onto Uniweld's interchangeable stainless steel elbows. Need to get up close? Use a shorter elbow. Need to stand back from a massive blaze? Swap to a 28-inch or 36-inch elbow and keep your cool while the tip does the work. Rugged, reliable, and ready for the field, the Uniweld 2290-3H is the upgrade your oxy-fuel kit has been waiting for. Stop struggling with undersized tips and start dominating your heating projects today.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Uniweld |
| Fuel Gas:Propane |
| Item:Heat Tip |
| Weld Cap Or Btu Hr:580,000 BTU/hr |
| Tip Size:3 |
| Style:Harris Style |
| BTU Output Range:215,000 - 580,000 BTU/hr |
| Compatible Elbows:2310, 2316, 2328 |
| Fits Which Handle:43 Series Torch Handle |
| Oxy Press:25-70 |
| Fuel Press:8-25 PSI |
| Packaging Description:1 per each |
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