Pro-source 3-101-1 Oxygen Acetylene Torch Tip

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 3-101-1 is a copper oxygen/acetylene torch tip designed for oxy-fuel cutting, welding, and brazing applications. Copper construction provides good thermal conductivity and resistance to the heat demands of oxy-acetylene work. At 0.98 pounds and compact in size, the tip is a straightforward replacement component for compatible oxy-acetylene torches used in HVAC, plumbing, and general metal fabrication work. HVAC technicians and plumbers rely on torch tips like this one for brazing refrigerant line sets and copper pipe joints in the field or shop.

This torch tip is suited for residential and light commercial applications involving oxy-acetylene torch systems. Common use cases include brazing copper tubing for refrigerant circuits, soldering and brazing plumbing connections, and general cutting or welding tasks on steel and other metals. It is a single-unit replacement part intended for professional trades that regularly work with oxy-acetylene equipment.

Key Features

• Copper construction for high thermal conductivity and heat resistance
• Compact profile measuring 2.32 inches in height and 0.61 inches in width and depth
• Lightweight at 0.98 pounds for easy handling during extended torch work
• Single-unit packaging for direct replacement or stock replenishment
• Compatible with oxygen/acetylene torch systems for welding, cutting, and brazing tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement torch tip for oxygen/acetylene torch systems commonly used in HVAC, plumbing, and metal fabrication trades. No specific torch handle or manufacturer compatibility was provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Torch tip installation and replacement should be performed by qualified tradespeople familiar with oxy-acetylene equipment and applicable safety standards. Always fully close both the oxygen and acetylene cylinder valves and bleed the torch lines before removing or installing a tip. Ensure the tip threads seat cleanly and are tightened by hand before using a torch wrench — do not overtighten. Inspect the tip orifice for blockages or damage before lighting the torch.