33Y54 - ESAB Cutting Oxygen Valve Assembly for Purox Torches

Restore Your Torch's Cutting Power

Is your cutting torch acting up? If you are experiencing a "sputtering" cut, hearing a hiss of leaking oxygen when the lever isn't pressed, or finding that the cutting stream won't shut off instantly, it might be time to replace your valve assembly. The ESAB 33Y54 Cutting Valve Assembly is the genuine fix you need to get your Purox or ESAB cutting attachment back in the game. As a welder or fabricator, you know that the cutting oxygen lever is the trigger for your work; if it feels spongy or sticks, your cut quality suffers, and you waste expensive gas.

This replacement assembly is built tough to handle the rigors of the shop and the field. It replaces the internal mechanism that controls the high-pressure blast of oxygen that actually severs the steel. Over time, the seals in your original valve can dry out, or the metal stem can wear down from thousands of cycles. Swapping in a fresh 33Y54 restores that crisp, factory-new feel to your torch handle. You'll get immediate response when you hit the lever, allowing for cleaner pierces and sharper starts on your plate cutting.

Don't risk your safety or your weld prep quality with a faulty torch. A leaking cutting valve isn't just an annoyance; it can cause flashbacks or dangerous oxygen enrichment in your work area. This OEM part from ESAB is designed to drop right in, ensuring a perfect seal and reliable operation. It’s a small investment that extends the life of your expensive cutting attachment and keeps your production moving smoothly. Whether you are cutting structural beams or scrapping old iron, trust genuine ESAB parts to keep your flame true and your cuts clean.

Why Choose OEM Replacement Parts?

Using the 33Y54 ensures you aren't fighting against poor machining or inferior materials found in some generic knock-offs. This valve assembly matches the spring tension and travel distance your torch was designed for, meaning your hand won't get fatigued from an overly stiff lever, nor will it be too loose. Get your torch working like the day you bought it and get back to making sparks fly with confidence.