
Upgrade your welding torch with the Victor 5-W-1 Welding Nozzle (0324-0075), the go-to choice for welders demanding consistency and quality. Designed to fit your Victor 100 Series torch handles, this Size 5 tip is perfect for general-purpose welding and preheating tasks. Whether you are working in an automotive shop, on a farm, or in a metal art studio, this nozzle delivers the reliable flame you need to lay down smooth, strong welds using Acetylene or Hydrogen gas.
What sets the Victor W-1 series apart is the integrated spiral mixer. Unlike generic tips that might sputter or fluctuate, Victor's spiral design blends your gases perfectly to create a stable, long cone flame. This flame profile is ideal for seeing your work clearly and directing heat exactly where you need it, minimizing distortion in the surrounding metal. The one-piece copper elbow is swaged for smoothness, ensuring laminar gas flow and resisting the buildup of spatter better than multi-piece designs.
Forget about hunting for a wrench every time you need to swap a tip. The Victor 5-W-1 features a smart double O-ring seal that allows you to seat the nozzle into the handle by hand. It creates a leak-proof seal instantly, keeping you safe and saving you time. The assembly is finished with a durable brass coupling nut that includes a snap ring to protect the seating end, ensuring your nozzle lasts through job after job. With a 65-degree angle and a 4-1/2 inch length, it provides the right reach and angle for comfortable welding in various positions. Trust in Victor's 100% flame-tested quality for your next project.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Victor |
| Fits Which Handle:100 Series Torch Handle |
| Fuel Gas:Acetylene |
| Item:Weld Tip |
| Packaging Description:1 per each |
| Tip Series:W-1 |
| Tip Size:5 |
| Tip Angle:65 Degrees |
| Length:4.5 in |
| Mixer Type:Spiral Mixer |
| Flame Type:Long Cone |
| Material:Copper, Brass |
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