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Upgrade your oxy-acetylene setup with the Victor Cutskill 3-101-0 Cutting Tip, a staple for welders and fabricators requiring consistent, clean cuts on mild steel. As part of the Cutskill series, this tip delivers the trusted quality of Victor Technologies at a value-driven price point, making it an excellent choice for general purpose applications in automotive repair, maintenance, and light structural work.
The Size 0 classification is perfect for materials up to 3/8-inch thick, offering a fine balance between heat input and cutting speed. Whether you are performing hand cutting or using a machine torch, the 3-101-0 provides a stable preheat flame and a concentrated cutting stream that helps reduce slag accumulation and minimizes post-cut grinding. Its one-piece copper alloy design is built to withstand the rigors of the shop environment while maintaining the precise geometry needed for accurate gas flow.
Versatility is a key benefit of the 3-101 series. This tip is fully compatible with the most popular Victor torch handles found in workshops across the industry, including the versatile 100FC and the heavy-duty 315FC. This allows you to swap tips easily without worrying about fitment issues. By adhering to the recommended pressure settings—3-5 psi for Acetylene and 25-30 psi for Oxygen—you ensure safe operation and maximize the lifespan of your consumables. Choose the Victor Cutskill CS31010 for a cutting experience that combines professional-grade performance with everyday reliability.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Victor |
| Item:Cutting Tip |
| Fuel Gas:Acetylene |
| Cutting Capacity:3-8 |
| Fits Which Torch:Victor 100 Series, Victor 300 Series |
| Oxygen Setting:25-30 psi |
| Fuel Setting:3-5 psi |
| Packaging Description:1-per-each |
| Tip Size:0 |
| Series:3-101 |
| Cutting Range (Metric):10mm |
| Kerf Width:0.06 inch |
| Cutting Speed:24/28 in./min |
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