1407-0025 - Victor Replacement O-Ring .489 ID x .070 W Buna-N

Keep Your Torch Running Leak-Free

There is nothing more frustrating than hearing that tell-tale hiss of a gas leak when you are trying to set up your torch, or noticing your regulator pressure creeping up. Often, the culprit is a simple, worn-out O-ring. The Victor 1407-0025 O-Ring is the exact replacement part you need to fix those leaks and get back to work. Made from durable Buna-N material, this O-ring is tough enough to handle the rigors of daily shop use while maintaining the flexibility needed to create a tight, secure seal every time you tighten down your connections.

This isn't just a generic hardware store O-ring; it is a genuine Victor part sized specifically for your gear. With an ID of .489" and a width of .070", it fits perfectly into the machined grooves of compatible Victor torches and regulators. Using the wrong size O-ring can lead to pinched seals, frustration, and dangerous leaks. By sticking with the OEM part, you ensure that your equipment assembles easily and holds pressure correctly. It’s a small part, but it does a huge job in keeping your flame stable and your shop safe.

Every welder knows that maintenance is key to quality work. Old O-rings can dry out, crack, or flatten over time, especially in environments with fluctuating temperatures and exposure to shop grime. Keeping a few of these 1407-0025 O-rings in your toolbox is a smart move. It means that when a seal fails in the middle of a job, you aren't stuck waiting for parts or trying to make a mismatched seal work. You can swap it out in minutes and get back to laying beads or cutting steel.

Whether you are doing a full rebuild on an old torch body or just swapping out a seal during a bottle change, this Buna-N O-ring gives you peace of mind. It resists oil and grease, which are common in any workshop, ensuring the seal lasts longer. Don't let a ten-cent seal cause a hundred-dollar delay. Grab the right part for your Victor equipment and keep your oxy-fuel setup performing at its best.