Uniweld VH5 Propane Rosebud Heating Tip #5 for VHE-10 Elbow

Turn Up the Heat with the Uniweld VH5 Rosebud

When you have a piece of steel that just won't budge, or a thick plate that needs to be brought up to temp before you lay a bead, the Uniweld VH5 Heating Head is your go-to solution. This isn't your average welding tip; this is a heavy-duty "rosebud" designed to dump massive amounts of heat into your workpiece fast. Built to run on Propane or Natural Gas, the VH5 lets you save your expensive Acetylene for cutting and welding while using cheaper fuel gases for the heavy lifting of heating.

The VH5 is a #5 size tip, which means it packs a serious punch. It features a multi-flame design that spreads the heat out over a wider area, ensuring an even soak rather than a hot spot. This is perfect for straightening bent frames, preheating castings to prevent cracking, or bending thick bar stock like it’s butter. The copper construction is tough enough to handle the rigors of a busy shop, and the threaded connection is designed to fit the Uniweld VHE-10 elbow, making it compatible with most Victor-style heavy-duty handles you likely already have in your toolbox.

Why choose the VH5? It comes down to efficiency and power. Trying to heat a large assembly with a cutting torch or a single-flame welding tip takes forever and wastes gas. The VH5's rosebud design maximizes your flame surface area, getting the job done in a fraction of the time. Whether you are in an automotive repair shop, a structural steel yard, or a farm repair facility, having a dedicated heating head like the VH5 means you are ready for whatever thermal challenges come your way. Just screw it onto your VHE-10 elbow, light it up, and watch the metal glow.

Built for the Grind

Uniweld knows that tools get dropped, banged, and abused. That's why the VH5 is built with a recessed tip end to protect the gas ports. You get a reliable flame pattern every time, without constant cleaning or filing. Stop wasting time with undersized tips and upgrade your heating game with the Uniweld VH5.