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Sometime in the last few years Victor has changed the way they describe torch
tips. They used to have a "type" system e.g. a cutting torch tip was "type 1" "type 3" or "type 5", now those would be e.g. 0-1-101, 0-3-101 or 0-5-101 respectively for a no. 0 tip anyway. I am looking at surplus Victor rosebud tips, but I want those intended for use with propane/NG not with acetylene. I have found one that looks right, but it says "10-T-25" and I have no idea what a type 25 tip is. Anyone? GWE |
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Never mind, I called Victor, they're faxing me sheets from an old catalog. FYI
type 25 tips are indeed LPG tips. GWE Grant Erwin wrote: Sometime in the last few years Victor has changed the way they describe torch tips. They used to have a "type" system e.g. a cutting torch tip was "type 1" "type 3" or "type 5", now those would be e.g. 0-1-101, 0-3-101 or 0-5-101 respectively for a no. 0 tip anyway. I am looking at surplus Victor rosebud tips, but I want those intended for use with propane/NG not with acetylene. I have found one that looks right, but it says "10-T-25" and I have no idea what a type 25 tip is. Anyone? GWE |
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Grant Erwin wrote:
Never mind, I called Victor, they're faxing me sheets from an old catalog. FYI type 25 tips are indeed LPG tips. GWE Grant Erwin wrote: Sometime in the last few years Victor has changed the way they describe torch tips. They used to have a "type" system e.g. a cutting torch tip was "type 1" "type 3" or "type 5", now those would be e.g. 0-1-101, 0-3-101 or 0-5-101 respectively for a no. 0 tip anyway. I am looking at surplus Victor rosebud tips, but I want those intended for use with propane/NG not with acetylene. I have found one that looks right, but it says "10-T-25" and I have no idea what a type 25 tip is. Anyone? GWE if you happen agross a list of tips that fit the 100 series i'd love a scan of it |
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Check with a Victor distributor. Some time back I was looking for a
"propane rosebud" and found they are available from Victor; probably others. They are special order and a bit on the pricey side. Bob Swinney "Grant Erwin" wrote in message ... Sometime in the last few years Victor has changed the way they describe torch tips. They used to have a "type" system e.g. a cutting torch tip was "type 1" "type 3" or "type 5", now those would be e.g. 0-1-101, 0-3-101 or 0-5-101 respectively for a no. 0 tip anyway. I am looking at surplus Victor rosebud tips, but I want those intended for use with propane/NG not with acetylene. I have found one that looks right, but it says "10-T-25" and I have no idea what a type 25 tip is. Anyone? GWE |
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