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6290G-2 - Harris Style 6290G Size 2 Acetylene Gouging Nozzle

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the 6290G-2 Gouging Tip

The 6290G-2 is a specialized oxy-fuel consumable designed for gouging applications, specifically engineered to be fully compatible with Harris-style torch systems. Unlike standard cutting tips which are designed to sever material with a straight, narrow kerf, this gouging tip features a specific bore geometry and preheat arrangement intended to wash away molten metal, creating a clean groove. This makes it an essential component for industrial maintenance, repair, and fabrication environments where weld removal, crack preparation, or defect excavation is required.

Manufactured from high-grade copper alloy, the tip is built to withstand the intense reflected heat generated during the gouging process. The internal configuration of the 6290G-2 ensures a stable preheat flame using acetylene gas, which provides the high flame temperature necessary for rapid initiation of the gouging action. The oxygen stream is diffused slightly compared to a cutting tip, allowing the operator to control the depth and width of the groove effectively. This specific model is a Size #2, offering a balanced performance suitable for medium-depth gouging on carbon steel plates and structures.

The tip utilizes the standard Harris-style seating mechanism, typically involving a metal-to-metal seal or O-ring configuration depending on the specific torch head design, ensuring a secure and leak-free connection. It is designed for use with oxygen and acetylene only and should not be used with alternative fuel gases such as propane or propylene, as the combustion characteristics and tip recession are specifically calibrated for acetylene. Industrial operators can rely on this generic replacement part to deliver consistent performance comparable to OEM specifications.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 per each
Item:Gouging Tip
Fits Which Torch?:All Harris
Fuel Gas:Acetylene
Cutting Capacity (in):n/a
Oxygen Setting:n/a
Fuel Setting:n/a
Brand:Harris Style
Tip Size:2
Series:6290G
Process:Oxy-Acetylene Gouging
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Tip Size:2
Series:6290G
Process:Oxy-Acetylene Gouging
brand:Harris Style
item:Gouging Tip
fuel-gas:Acetylene
fits-which-torch:All Harris
packaging-description:1 per each

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 6290G-2 Acetylene Gouging Tip

APPLICATIONS

  • Removing defective welds
  • Preparing U-grooves for welding joints
  • Excavating cracks in castings or structural steel
  • Scarfing and washing away rivet heads
  • General metal removal and surfacing

FAQ

A cutting tip is designed to pierce and sever metal with a straight stream, while this gouging tip is designed to wash metal away to create a groove or remove welds.

No, the 6290G-2 is specifically designed for Acetylene gas. Using propane requires a different tip design (usually designated with 'NX' or similar for Harris styles) to prevent performance issues or overheating.

This tip fits all standard Harris-style oxy-acetylene cutting attachments and straight torches that accept 6290 series tips.

The #2 indicates the size of the oxygen orifice, which dictates the width and depth of the groove the tip can produce. A #2 is a medium size suitable for general gouging.

Gouging typically requires lower oxygen pressure than cutting to prevent blowing through the metal, but high volume is needed. Consult the pressure chart for 6290G tips, but generally, start with lower cutting oxygen pressures.

No, this is a high-quality generic replacement part manufactured to meet or exceed the specifications of the original Harris 6290G-2.

Use a standard tip cleaner set. Be careful not to enlarge the preheat holes or the center cutting oxygen orifice, as this can distort the flame pattern.

The tip is machined from a durable copper alloy to ensure high thermal conductivity and resistance to heat deformation.