
When the job calls for cutting through massive steel beams, thick plate, or heavy scrap machinery, the Victor 12-HWN Cutting Tip (0333-0671) is the tool you need. Designed to cut metal up to 14 inches thick, this tip turns your heavy-duty torch into a demolition machine. It is specifically built for use with Propane and Natural Gas, making it an economical choice for large-scale cutting operations where acetylene costs would be prohibitive. The two-piece design ensures a stable, hot preheat flame that brings thick steel to ignition temperature efficiently.
Durability is the core of the HWN series. Scrapping and heavy beveling are tough on equipment; flying sparks, molten slag, and intense heat reflection can destroy lesser tips in minutes. The Victor 12-HWN features a heavy wall shell that acts as a shield, resisting heat buildup and physical damage. This means you spend less time changing out burnt tips and more time cutting metal. Whether you are working in a salvage yard, a foundry, or on a heavy construction site, this tip delivers the reliability Victor is famous for.
Optimized for severe conditions, this Size 12 tip operates best with a fuel pressure of 12-18 PSIG and cutting oxygen pressure of 45-55 PSIG. It delivers a powerful oxygen stream capable of blowing through over a foot of solid steel. If your daily work involves severing heavy risers, dismantling infrastructure, or processing thick scrap, the Victor 12-HWN provides the performance and longevity required to keep your operation running smoothly.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Victor |
| Fuel Gas:Propane |
| Item:Cutting Tip |
| Cutting Capacity:14" (354mm) |
| Series:HWN |
| Tip Size:12 |
| Design:Two-Piece |
| Shell Type:Heavy Wall |
| Oxygen Pressure:45-55 PSIG |
| Fuel Pressure:12-18 PSIG |
| Fits Which Torch:Victor 100 Series |
| Oxygen Setting:45-55 psi |
| Fuel Setting:12-18 psi |
| Packaging Description:pack of 1 |
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