0950-0099 - Victor Oxygen Inlet Adapter 9/16-18 RH x 1/4 NPT

Get Your Torch Back in Action with Genuine Victor Parts

When you are out in the shop or on a job site, a stripped thread or a leaking fitting is more than just an annoyance—it's a work stopper. The Victor 0950-0099 Oxygen Inlet is the exact replacement part you need to fix your oxy-fuel setup and get back to cutting and welding. This fitting is designed to adapt a 1/4-inch NPT port to a standard oxygen hose connection, making it an essential spare for anyone maintaining their own torches, regulators, or shop manifolds. Don't risk your safety or your weld quality with generic, ill-fitting hardware; stick with the brand that built your gear.

This inlet features a 9/16-18 Right Hand thread, which is the industry standard "B-size" fitting for oxygen hoses. If you are hooking up a green hose, this is likely the connection you are looking for. On the other end, the 1/4-18 NPT thread allows you to screw this fitting securely into a wide range of equipment bodies or pipe fittings. Made from solid brass, it is built to take the heat and abuse of a working shop. Brass is the material of choice for oxygen service because it doesn't spark and resists rust, keeping your gas flow clean and safe.

Swapping out a damaged inlet is a quick fix that can save you from buying a whole new torch or regulator. If you notice your old fitting has damaged threads or isn't sealing right even when tightened, it's time to replace it. A leaky oxygen connection is a serious fire hazard and wastes expensive gas. With the Victor 0950-0099, you get a fresh, clean sealing surface that ensures all the oxygen in your tank makes it to the tip of your torch, where it belongs.

To install, simply clean the port on your equipment, apply a little oxygen-safe Teflon tape or paste to the NPT threads of the new fitting, and wrench it down snug. Then connect your oxygen hose to the 9/16-18 side—remember, oxygen threads are right-handed, so it's "righty-tighty." Keep a couple of these in your toolbox if you run a lot of Victor equipment; having the right brass fitting on hand can save the day when a thread strips out in the middle of a project.