CS110100 - Victor Cutskill 1-101 Size 00 Acetylene Cutting Tip

Reliable Acetylene Cutting with Victor Cutskill 1-101-00

The Victor Cutskill 1-101-00 Cutting Tip is an essential consumable for industrial professionals utilizing oxy-acetylene cutting processes. Engineered as part of the Cutskill line, this tip provides a cost-effective solution without compromising the quality and safety standards associated with the Victor brand. Specifically designed as a Size 00 tip, it is calibrated for cutting mild steel with a thickness of approximately 1/4 inch (6 mm), making it ideal for light-to-medium fabrication tasks, HVAC repair, and general maintenance work where precision on thinner gauges is required.

This tip belongs to the 1-101 series, which is the standard configuration for Victor's heavy-duty and journeyman-class equipment. It features a one-piece copper construction that withstands high heat and resists spatter adhesion better than multi-piece alternatives. The internal geometry is machined to optimize gas flow, ensuring a stable preheat flame and a concentrated cutting stream. This results in cleaner cuts with less slag accumulation, reducing the need for extensive post-cut grinding or machining.

Compatibility and Specifications

The CS1-101-00 is designed to fit a wide range of Victor torch handles and cutting attachments. It is compatible with the 300 Series handles (such as the 315FC) and cutting attachments like the CA2460, CA2461, and CA2462. It also fits straight torches including the ST2600FC, ST100FC, and ST900FC. Industrial users should verify their torch series before purchasing; the 1-101 series is physically larger than the 3-101 series used on medium-duty torches.

• Series: 1-101 (Heavy Duty)
• Gas Type: Acetylene
• Tip Size: 00
• Cutting Range: 1/4 inch

For optimal safety and performance, always operate this tip within the recommended pressure settings. Acetylene pressures typically range between 3-5 PSI for this tip size, while oxygen pressures should be adjusted according to the specific cutting conditions, generally around 20-25 PSI. Regular inspection of the tip seating surfaces and orifices is recommended to maintain flow efficiency and prevent flashbacks.