Victor 0333-0309 Gpn Cutting Tip Size 7 Propane Natural Gas

Product Description

The VICTOR 0333-0309 is a Type GPN cutting tip designed for manual and machine cutting operations using propane or natural gas fuel. Constructed from copper, this two-piece tip suits both hand torch and machine torch assemblies. It operates with a cutting oxygen pressure of 55-65 psi and a fuel gas pressure of 8-12 psi, delivering a total oxygen consumption of 450-500 cubic feet per hour (CFH) and a total fuel gas consumption of 25-35 CFH. The Type GPN design is a general-purpose configuration built for reliable performance across a range of metal cutting tasks in the field or shop.

This cutting tip is intended for general-purpose oxyfuel cutting applications where propane or natural gas is the fuel source. It is suited for use in fabrication shops, steel service centers, construction sites, and maintenance operations requiring manual or mechanized straight-line and shape cutting. The two-piece construction allows compatibility with matching hand and machine torch bodies that accept GPN-style tips. Both light industrial and heavier structural cutting scenarios fall within its intended use range.

Key Features

• Type GPN design supports both manual and machine torch cutting applications
• Compatible with propane and natural gas fuel gases
• Cutting oxygen operating pressure: 55-65 psi
• Fuel gas operating pressure: 8-12 psi
• Total oxygen consumption: 450-500 CFH; total fuel gas consumption: 25-35 CFH
• Copper construction for efficient heat transfer and durability
• Two-piece configuration fits compatible hand and machine torch bodies

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose GPN-style replacement cutting tip for two-piece hand torch and machine torch assemblies using propane or natural gas fuel systems.

Installation Notes

Cutting tips of this type are installed and serviced by trained welding and cutting equipment operators or maintenance technicians. Always shut off all gas supply valves and bleed the torch lines before removing or installing a cutting tip. Inspect tip seat and threads for damage or contamination before seating; do not overtighten, as copper tips are susceptible to thread damage. Follow applicable compressed gas and oxyfuel safety codes, including Compressed Gas Association guidelines, when setting regulator pressures.