Harris 1601730 5090-3 Welding Tip Size 3

Product Description

The HARRIS 1601730 welding tip is a one-piece acetylene tip designed for welding and brazing torches. It is manufactured from environmentally-friendly tellurium copper, ensuring high quality and excellent machining properties. Precision drilled and swaged, it provides more precise and consistent flames. This tip uses a universal mixer for sizes 0-10, reducing the need for multiple mixers. Its metal-to-metal contact seat virtually eliminates leaks and the need for thread sealants, making it ideal for light-duty welding, brazing, and soldering applications with acetylene gas.

• Constructed of tellurium copper for durability and high quality.
• Features a metal-to-metal seat to virtually eliminate leaks and thread sealant needs.
• Precision drilled and swaged for precise and consistent flame performance.

Product Highlights

One-piece acetylene welding/brazing tip made from tellurium copper, featuring a leak-free design and precise flame control for light-duty applications.

Product Information

Standard Information

• Brand: HARRIS
• Manufacturer Part Number: 1601730
• Country of Origin: United States

Technical Specifications

• Inventory SKU: 348-1601730
• Category 1: Welding Supplies
• Category 2: Gas Cutting & Welding
• MPN: 1601730
• Reference ID: HARRIS1601730
• Brand: HARRIS
• Compatible Handle Model Number: 19-6, 50-9, 15-5
• Compatible Mixer Model Number: H-16-E, B-15-3, B-15-S
• Fuel Gas: Acetylene
• Mixer Type: E" Equal or positive pressure
• Acetylene SCFH (Min. - Max.): 5 - 11
• Equal Pressure - Acetylene PSIG: 3
• Equal Pressure - Fuel Gas PSIG: 3
• Equal Pressure - Oxygen PSIG: 3
• Material Thickness: 1/16" (1.6mm)
• Recommended Hose: 3/16
• Tip Size: 3
• Tip Thread Size: 5/16" - 27
• Model: 5090-3
• Material: Tellurium Copper
• Condition: New
• UPC: 725636104075
• Country of Origin: United States
• Product Type: Welding/Brazing Tip
• Tip Series: 5090
• Tip Type: One Piece
• SKU: 5090-3
• Typical Application: Light Duty Welding, Brazing and Soldering with Acetylene