Victor 0333-0267 Cutting Torch Tip 5-GPP 3 to 5 Inch

Product Description

The VICTOR 0333-0267 is a cutting torch tip designed for use with Victor torch bodies in gas cutting applications. Identified as Tip Number 5-GPP, this tip is rated for cutting material thicknesses in the 3 to 5 inch range, making it suitable for heavy-duty cutting tasks on thick steel plate and structural steel. It is used by certified welding and cutting professionals in fabrication shops, field maintenance operations, and industrial construction. The tip weighs 1 pound and ships as a single unit. Installers and operators select this tip when the job requires extended cutting capacity beyond standard light-gauge tips.

This cutting tip is intended for oxy-fuel cutting setups where material thickness falls in the 3 to 5 inch range. It is a fit for heavy structural steel, plate steel, and similar ferrous materials encountered in fabrication, demolition, and maintenance work. The 5-GPP designation identifies the orifice configuration specific to this cutting range. It is a single-piece replacement tip sold individually.

Key Features

• Tip Number 5-GPP for cutting 3 to 5 inch material thickness
• Designed for use with Victor torch bodies
• Heavy-duty cutting capacity for thick plate and structural steel
• Single-unit packaging for direct replacement
• Lightweight at 1 pound for easy handling during torch assembly

Compatibility

Designed for use with Victor torch bodies. Refer to the Victor tip compatibility chart to confirm the correct torch handle and cutting attachment pairing before installation.

Installation Notes

Cutting tips are installed by qualified welding and cutting professionals familiar with oxy-fuel equipment. Before changing a tip, shut off both oxygen and fuel gas supply valves at the cylinder and bleed pressure from the torch and hoses. Thread the tip into the cutting attachment by hand first to avoid cross-threading, then snug with the appropriate tip wrench — do not overtighten. Always perform a leak check at the tip connection before igniting the torch.