Victor 0384-2692 Medalist 350 Propane Cutting Welding Outfit

Product Description

The VICTOR 0384-2692 is the Medalist 350 medium-duty oxy-fuel tote outfit configured for propane or natural gas fuel. This complete outfit is designed for cutting and welding applications across industrial, maintenance, and fabrication environments. Weighing 17.2 pounds and packaged in a portable tote, the kit ships with G350 Series regulators, a WH411C torch handle with built-in check valves, a CA411-1 cutting attachment, a Size 1 Series GPN cutting tip, and a Size 8-MFN heating nozzle. Licensed welding and cutting professionals install and operate this outfit for structural steel work, general fabrication, and repair tasks.

The Medalist 350 outfit handles a broad range of cutting and welding tasks without requiring upgraded equipment. With the included tip, it cuts material up to 3/8 inches thick; with optional tips, that capacity extends to 6 inches. For welding, the included nozzle supports material up to 5/64 inches, and optional nozzles extend capacity to 3 inches. This makes the outfit well suited to light fabrication shops, industrial maintenance crews, and structural steel contractors needing a reliable propane or natural gas oxy-fuel solution in a portable format.

Key Features

• Cuts up to 3/8 inches with included tip; up to 6 inches with optional tips
• Welds up to 5/64 inches with included nozzle; up to 3 inches with optional nozzles
• Compatible with propane or natural gas fuel gas
• WH411C torch handle includes built-in check valves for backflow protection
• G350 Series regulators included for oxygen and fuel gas control
• Portable tote format for jobsite mobility
• 5-year warranty coverage

Compatibility

Designed for use with propane or natural gas as the fuel gas in standard oxy-fuel cutting and welding setups. Compatible with optional Victor GPN Series cutting tips and supplemental nozzles to extend capacity ranges as noted above.

Installation Notes

This outfit is intended for installation and operation by trained, qualified oxy-fuel welding and cutting professionals. Shut off and bleed all gas supplies before connecting or disconnecting regulators, hoses, or torch components. Verify all fittings are leak-free using an approved leak-detection solution before igniting the torch. Follow applicable OSHA, AWS, and NFPA 51 guidelines for oxy-fuel equipment setup and safe operation in your work environment.