Victor 6-TEMF Multi-Flame Heating Tip End for Alternative Fuels

Get the Job Done with the Victor 6-TEMF Heating Tip

If you are running propane, natural gas, or MAPP gas in your shop or on your truck, you know that having the right tip makes all the difference between a clean braze and a messy struggle. The Victor 6-TEMF Tip End (0311-0676) is built exactly for that purpose. It’s a multi-flame heating tip designed to give you that perfect, wrap-around heat you need for soldering and brazing copper, brass, and steel. Forget about the intense, focused cone of a cutting tip; this little guy spreads the love, ensuring your base metal heats up evenly so your filler metal flows like water.

One of the best things about the 6-TEMF is its versatility. It fits standard elbows with a 5/16"-27 thread, so swapping it out is a breeze. At just 1.5 inches long, it’s short enough to get into tight corners—like when you're working on an AC unit tucked against a wall or fixing plumbing under a sink. Because it's designed for alternative fuels (anything but Acetylene), it helps you save money on gas costs without sacrificing the heat you need to get the job done. The multi-flame design means you aren't fighting hot spots; you get a consistent soak that makes capillary action work for you.

Durability is key when you're out in the field, and Victor doesn't disappoint. This is a two-piece tip, which means it's tough and easier to clean if you happen to get a little splash-back or soot buildup. It’s a Size 6, which is a great all-around size for most general maintenance and repair work. It puts out enough BTUs to handle decent-sized tubing but isn't so massive that you're melting everything in sight. It’s the Goldilocks of heating tips for the everyday welder and HVAC tech.

So, if your old tip is sputtered out or you're just looking to upgrade your kit for propane use, grab the Victor 6-TEMF. It’s a small part that plays a huge role in the quality of your work. reliable, tough, and designed by the folks who know oxy-fuel better than anyone. Screw it on, light it up, and watch that silver solder flow perfectly every time.