Victor 0384-0947 Portable Acetylene Tote Outfit

Product Description

The VICTOR 0384-0947 is a light-duty portable oxyfuel tote outfit built for acetylene-based welding, cutting, and brazing work in the field or shop. Part of the Victor G150 Series, this outfit is capable of welding up to 1.25 inches and cutting up to 5 inches of steel. The package includes all core components needed to begin oxyfuel operations, excluding tanks. The molded plastic carrying case features an ergonomic handle and a balanced design that makes transport manageable on job sites. Built-in storage compartments keep consumables and accessories organized and accessible. The regulator carries a 7-year warranty, and the torch handle and cutting attachment are covered for 10 years.

This outfit is designed for HVAC technicians, light fabricators, and hobbyists who need a self-contained oxyfuel setup they can move between locations. Common applications include brazing copper refrigerant lines, cutting structural steel, and light fusion welding in field service scenarios. The tote format eliminates the need to transport loose components separately, making it practical for service vans and small fabrication shops alike. No tanks are included, so the technician supplies their own oxygen and acetylene cylinders.

Key Features

• Welds up to 1.25 inches and cuts up to 5 inches of steel
• Designed for HVAC and light fabrication applications
• Molded plastic carrying case with ergonomic handle and balanced layout for easy transport
• Built-in storage compartments for consumables and accessories
• 7-year warranty on the regulator
• 10-year warranty on the torch handle and cutting attachment
• Tanks not included — compatible with standard acetylene and oxygen cylinders

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained light-duty oxyfuel outfit for acetylene and oxygen service, suitable for HVAC brazing, light fabrication, and cutting applications.

Installation Notes

Assembly and use of oxyfuel equipment should be performed by trained personnel familiar with compressed gas safety procedures. Always shut off cylinder valves and bleed lines before connecting or disconnecting regulators and hoses. Inspect all fittings for leaks using approved leak-detection solution before igniting the torch. Follow applicable guidelines from the Compressed Gas Association and local fire codes when storing and transporting cylinders.