Value Collection 173C-5 Cutting Torch Tip Acetylene

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 173C-5 is an acetylene cutting torch tip designed for use with Victor-style cutting torches. Tip number 5 in the series, it is built for oxyfuel cutting applications where a reliable, consistent flame is required. Weighing 0.25 pounds, this tip is a straightforward replacement or supplemental tip for technicians and tradespeople who work with oxy-acetylene cutting equipment in fabrication, mechanical, or HVAC service settings. Installation and use require a properly functioning Victor-compatible torch handle and oxygen/acetylene supply regulators.

This cutting tip is suited for oxyfuel cutting work in industrial, mechanical, and field service environments. Tip number 5 is typically used for cutting moderate material thicknesses, making it a practical choice for metal fabrication shops, pipefitters, and skilled tradespeople who rely on oxy-acetylene setups for cutting pipe, plate, or structural steel. It is intended for use with acetylene gas only and is not rated for use with alternative fuel gases such as propane or natural gas.

Key Features

• Acetylene-compatible cutting tip for oxyfuel torch systems
• Tip number 5 designation for cutting moderate material thicknesses
• Designed for use with Victor-style cutting torches
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds for easy handling and tip changes
• Sold individually, no additional quantity required

Compatibility

Designed for use with Victor torches. Compatible gas is acetylene only. Consult your torch manufacturer documentation to confirm tip number fitment for your specific torch handle and cutting attachment.

Installation Notes

This tip should be installed by a qualified welder, pipefitter, or HVAC technician familiar with oxyfuel equipment. Before changing tips, fully close all cylinder valves and bleed pressure from the torch and hoses. Seat the tip firmly by hand and use the appropriate tip nut wrench — do not overtighten. Inspect the tip orifice for obstructions or damage before igniting the torch, and always follow applicable safety codes for compressed gas handling.