Esab 14Z39 Oxweld Extended Cutting Nozzle 1567 Series

Product Description

The ESAB 14Z39 is an extended cutting nozzle in the Oxweld 1567 Series, designed for oxygen/acetylene cutting torch setups. This tip channels a high-pressure oxygen stream through a surrounding acetylene preheat flame to pierce and cut steel plate. It is a replacement-style cutting tip used in industrial and field cutting applications. Licensed welding and cutting professionals install and service this type of consumable as part of routine torch maintenance. The extended nozzle geometry provides added reach in confined or hard-to-access cut zones where a standard-length tip would be impractical.

The 14Z39 is suited for oxygen/acetylene cutting rigs in fabrication shops, structural steel work, pipeline work, and general metal cutting tasks. The 1567 Series designation identifies the nozzle seat and thread pattern, which must match the torch body for proper fit and safe operation. This tip is a single-unit consumable replaced as part of regular cutting torch upkeep. Always verify torch body compatibility before installing any cutting tip.

Key Features

• Extended nozzle design for added reach in confined cutting positions
• Compatible with oxygen and acetylene gas supply systems
• Part of the Oxweld 1567 Series cutting tip family
• Single-piece consumable packaged and sold individually
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for easy handling and torch balance

Compatibility

Designed for use with oxygen and acetylene cutting torches accepting 1567 Series Oxweld cutting nozzles. Verify torch body seat type and thread pattern before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Cutting tips are installed and serviced by qualified welding and cutting professionals following applicable safety codes. Always close both oxygen and acetylene cylinder valves and bleed the lines before removing or installing a cutting tip. Use the appropriate tip wrench to seat the nozzle snugly against the torch body seat — do not overtighten by hand alone and do not use pliers or pipe wrenches on the nozzle body. Inspect the tip orifice for damage or blockage before lighting the torch.