Victor 0325-0082 Oxy-acetylene Welding Tip 00-W-J

Product Description

The VICTOR 0325-0082 is an oxy-acetylene welding tip designed for use with compatible Victor torches. Identified by tip number 00-W-J, this nozzle delivers a controlled flame for fusion welding applications where precise heat input is required. It is designed to mix oxygen and acetylene at the tip to produce the high-temperature flame needed for welding steel and other metals. Welding professionals and fabricators install this tip as part of a complete oxy-fuel torch assembly. At 1 pound, it is a standard single-piece replacement unit suited for shop and field use.

This tip is intended for oxy-acetylene torch setups used in metal fabrication, maintenance welding, and repair work. It is appropriate for both shop environments and field service applications where oxy-fuel welding is the method of choice. The 00-W-J designation indicates a specific orifice size suited to light-gauge welding tasks. Technicians and welders working on thin metal sections will find this tip size appropriate for controlled, low-heat-input passes.

Key Features

• Tip number 00-W-J — sized for light-gauge oxy-acetylene welding applications
• Compatible with Victor torch bodies as stated by the manufacturer
• Oxy-acetylene gas type — produces a high-temperature flame for metal fusion
• Single-piece unit sold individually (package quantity of 1)
• Lightweight at 1 pound for easy torch handling and replacement

Compatibility

Designed for use with Victor torches as specified by the manufacturer. No additional model-specific compatibility data was provided in the product input.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a trained welder or gas equipment technician. Always close both the oxygen and acetylene cylinder valves and bleed the lines before changing tips. Hand-tighten the tip into the torch body and use the appropriate tip wrench if needed — do not over-tighten, as this can damage the seating surface. Follow all applicable compressed gas safety guidelines and local regulations when working with oxy-fuel equipment.