Pro-source 3-101-2 Oxygen Acetylene Torch Tip

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 3-101-2 is a copper oxygen/acetylene torch tip designed for oxy-fuel cutting and welding applications. Copper construction provides efficient heat transfer and durability under the high-temperature demands of oxy-acetylene work. This tip threads into compatible oxy-acetylene torch bodies and delivers a focused flame for cutting, brazing, or welding tasks common in HVAC, plumbing, and general metalworking. At 0.98 pounds and measuring 2.32 inches in height with a 0.61-inch width and 0.61-inch depth, it is a compact, single-unit replacement part suited for field service and shop work alike.

This torch tip is intended for use in oxy-acetylene cutting and welding setups found in residential and commercial trade environments. HVAC technicians use oxy-acetylene equipment for refrigerant line brazing and copper pipe work. Plumbers rely on these tips for sweat soldering and pipe joining. The 3-101-2 ships as a single-piece replacement, making it a practical field spare or direct swap when an existing tip becomes worn or damaged.

Key Features

• Copper construction for high heat conductivity and resistance to torch temperatures
• Compact profile: 2.32 inches height, 0.61 inches width, 0.61 inches depth
• Lightweight at 0.98 pounds for easy handling during overhead or confined-space work
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward replacement ordering
• Designed for oxygen/acetylene torch systems used in cutting, welding, and brazing

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement torch tip for oxygen/acetylene torch bodies that accept this tip style and thread configuration. Verify thread type and orifice size against your existing torch body before installation.

Installation Notes

Torch tip replacement should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with oxy-fuel equipment and applicable safety standards. Always shut off both oxygen and acetylene cylinder valves and bleed the lines completely before removing or installing a tip. Inspect the tip seat and torch body threads for damage or debris before threading the new tip in place. Do not overtighten; hand-tight plus a snug seat connection is standard practice for most torch tip fittings.