Pro-source 6290-1 Acetylene Torch Tip No. 1 Copper

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE 6290-1 is a Number 1 oxygen/acetylene torch tip manufactured from copper for use in oxy-acetylene cutting, welding, and brazing applications. Copper construction provides good thermal conductivity and resistance to the high temperatures generated during oxy-fuel operations. This tip is compatible with acetylene fuel gas and is designed for use with a standard oxygen/acetylene torch body. It measures approximately 2.41 inches in length and 0.53 inches in width, making it a compact replacement tip suited for close-work applications. HVAC technicians, plumbers, pipefitters, and welders who perform brazing or soldering on refrigerant lines, copper tubing, or piping systems will find this a practical single-piece replacement.

The PRO-SOURCE 6290-1 is intended for residential and light commercial applications where an oxy-acetylene torch is used for copper pipe brazing, silver soldering, or general metalwork. It is a common replacement tip for technicians servicing HVAC refrigerant lines, plumbing supply lines, and other copper or ferrous piping systems. Sold individually, this tip suits service techs who need a single replacement without purchasing a full tip set.

Key Features

• Tip Number 1 sizing for targeted flame output suitable for brazing and welding tasks
• Copper construction for high thermal conductivity and durability under oxy-fuel conditions
• Compatible with acetylene fuel gas in standard oxygen/acetylene torch assemblies
• Compact dimensions of 2.41 inches length and 0.53 inches width for close-work access
• Sold as a single unit for individual replacement needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement torch tip for use with standard oxygen/acetylene torch bodies that accept Number 1 tips and are rated for acetylene fuel gas.

Installation Notes

Torch tip replacement should be performed by a qualified welder, HVAC technician, or pipefitter familiar with oxy-fuel equipment. Always close both the oxygen and acetylene cylinder valves and bleed the hoses before removing or installing a torch tip. Inspect the tip seat and threads for damage before installation and ensure a proper seal to prevent gas leaks. Follow applicable safety standards and local codes governing the use of compressed gas equipment.