Value Collection 171W-2 Welding Elbow Nozzle Tip 2 141T

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 171W-2 is a light-duty oxy-acetylene welding elbow nozzle designed for use with general purpose torches. Built to the 141T series specification, this tip number 2 nozzle delivers a focused flame suited for light fabrication, repair, and joining work on thinner materials. The elbow configuration positions the flame at an angle that improves access in confined or awkward weld joints. It is installed and used by welding technicians, HVAC service professionals, and plumbers who perform brazing and torch work as part of routine service calls.

This nozzle is intended for light-duty oxy-acetylene torch applications including sheet metal work, copper tube brazing, and small component welding. The 141T series light-duty design makes it a practical choice for technicians who need a reliable, general-purpose tip for low-heat applications. Its compact elbow geometry suits situations where a straight nozzle would be difficult to maneuver, such as working around pipe fittings or in tight equipment enclosures.

Key Features

• Tip Number 2 orifice sizing for light-duty oxy-acetylene flame output
• Elbow nozzle geometry improves torch access in confined weld areas
• 141T series designation ensures compatibility with matching 141T series torch bodies
• Designed for general-purpose oxy-acetylene torches used in trade service work
• Lightweight construction at 0.2 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed for use with general-purpose oxy-acetylene torches compatible with the 141T series light-duty tip family. Refer to your torch manufacturer documentation to confirm tip series fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with oxy-acetylene equipment and torch safety procedures. Always shut off both oxygen and acetylene supply valves and fully depressurize the torch before changing tips. Inspect the seat and threads for damage before seating the nozzle, and use the appropriate tip wrench — never use pliers, which can damage the seating surface. Follow applicable safety codes and the torch manufacturer guidelines for tip installation torque and leak testing after assembly.