Lincoln Electric Co KH405 Acetylene Cutting Tip Set

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC CO KH405 is a three-piece acetylene cutting tip set designed for use with Victor Series 3 torches. The set covers a wide range of material thicknesses, making it a versatile addition to any cutting rig. It includes three tips — V3-101-0, V3-101-1, and V3-101-2 — that collectively handle stock from 1/8 inch up to 2 inches thick. Licensed welders, pipefitters, and metal fabricators commonly reach for a set like this when a single tip will not cover the full range of cuts needed on a job. The tips are sold as a unit of measure of each set, with a package quantity of three.

This tip set is suited for oxy-acetylene cutting applications in both shop and field environments. The three included tips span light-gauge sheet metal up through heavier structural plate. Fabrication shops, maintenance crews, and contractors who run Victor-style torches will find this set keeps multiple cutting ranges covered without switching torch bodies. It is appropriate for residential, commercial, and light industrial settings where acetylene fuel gas is the standard.

Key Features

• Three-tip set covers 1/8 inch to 2 inches material thickness in a single kit
• V3-101-0 cuts 1/8 inch to 5/16 inch stock
• V3-101-1 cuts 5/8 inch to 1 inch stock
• V3-101-2 cuts 1 inch to 2 inch stock
• Designed for Victor Series 3 acetylene cutting torches
• Packaged as a set of three tips for broad jobsite coverage

Compatibility

Designed for use with Victor Series 3 acetylene cutting torches. Tip model numbers included are V3-101-0, V3-101-1, and V3-101-2.

Installation Notes

Cutting tip replacement should be performed by a qualified welder or pipefitter familiar with oxy-acetylene equipment. Shut off both oxygen and acetylene supply valves and bleed the hoses before removing any tip. Inspect the tip seat and torch body threads for damage before installation, and hand-tighten only to the manufacturer-specified feel — overtightening can damage the seat. Always follow applicable safety codes and the torch manufacturer guidelines when working with compressed fuel gas systems.