0330-0013 - Victor Type 1-101 Size 7 Acetylene Cutting Tip for 10-Inch Steel

Heavy-Duty Cutting Power for Professional Welders

When your project demands cutting through thick steel plate, the Victor Size 7 Type 1-101 Acetylene Cutting Tip is the tool you need in your arsenal. Designed to slice through metal up to 10 inches thick, this tip is a beast for heavy equipment repair, scrap yards, and structural steelwork. It fits standard Victor torches and is built to the legendary quality standards that professional welders have trusted for decades. Whether you are dismantling heavy machinery or prepping thick plates for welding, this tip delivers the heat and oxygen flow required to make clean, consistent cuts through massive sections of steel.

Reliable Performance in the Field

There is nothing worse than a cutting tip that clogs easily or sputters when you are in the middle of a critical cut. Victor's one-piece acetylene tips are famous for their reliability. The flame characteristics are stable and easy to adjust, allowing you to set a perfect neutral flame for rapid preheating. Once the steel is hot, the high-velocity oxygen stream punches through 10-inch steel at a steady 4 to 5 inches per minute. The brass construction stands up to the intense reflected heat of heavy cutting, meaning you spend less time replacing tips and more time working. This specific Size 7 tip is optimized for the upper end of manual cutting capacities, bridging the gap between standard fabrication tools and heavy industrial lances.

Setup and Compatibility

This tip is designed for use with Acetylene gas and fits Victor Series 1 torch handles (often found on 300 series torches). Setting it up is straightforward for any experienced hand. You'll want to dial your acetylene regulator to about 10-15 PSIG—just ensure you have sufficient flow capacity from your cylinders to support a tip of this size safely. Your oxygen needs to be cranked up to around 45-55 PSIG for the cutting stream. The Type 1-101 design features a flat seat that seals tightly against the torch head, minimizing the risk of leaks. It's a "General Purpose" tip, which in Victor language means it's your go-to for straight cutting on mild steel. Don't get caught on a job with a tip that's too small; keep a Size 7 in your kit for when the heavy iron shows up.