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CS6290G1 - Victor CutSkill Harris-Style 6290 Gouging Tip Size 1

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the Victor CutSkill CS6290G1

The Victor CutSkill CS6290G1 is a specialized oxy-fuel consumable designed to facilitate thermal gouging processes using standard Harris-style torch handles. Unlike conventional cutting tips which are engineered to sever material perpendicularly, this gouging tip features a specific bore geometry and preheat configuration intended to wash molten metal away laterally, creating a clean groove. This Size 1 tip is calibrated for oxy-acetylene gas mixtures, providing the high flame temperature necessary for rapid initiation and sustained metal removal on carbon steel substrates.

Manufactured to precise tolerances, the CS6290G1 utilizes the industry-standard Harris 6290 seating interface. This metal-to-metal conical seat design is critical for safety and performance, ensuring a leak-proof seal between the tip and the torch head without the need for O-rings or gaskets that can degrade under high heat. The tip construction involves high-quality copper and brass alloys, selected for their superior thermal conductivity and resistance to spatter adhesion. This ensures that the tip remains cooler during prolonged gouging operations, reducing the risk of flashback and extending the service life of the consumable.

In industrial maintenance and fabrication contexts, the CS6290G1 serves as a vital tool for weld removal, crack preparation, and defect excavation. The tip's orifice is sized to balance oxygen velocity with preheat volume, allowing the operator to control the depth and width of the groove effectively. This level of control is essential when preparing J-grooves or U-grooves for subsequent welding, ensuring that the base material is properly prepared to accept new filler metal. The Victor CutSkill line represents a balance of performance and value, offering reliable arc-less metal removal capabilities for workshops that rely on oxy-fuel versatility.

Operators should ensure that their regulator settings are adjusted specifically for gouging applications, as oxygen pressures typically differ from standard cutting requirements to achieve the necessary washing action. The CS6290G1 is a direct replacement for the Harris 6290-1G, making it a seamless integration into existing tool cribs stocked with Harris-compatible equipment.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, pack of 1
Tip Style:Harris 6290
Application:Gouging
Size:1
Gas Service:Oxy-Acetylene
Material:Brass, Copper
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Tip Style:Harris 6290
Application:Gouging
Size:1
Gas Service:Oxy-Acetylene
Material:Copper, Brass
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Brand:Victor CutSkill

INCLUDED

  • (1) Victor CutSkill CS6290G1 Gouging Tip (Size 1)

APPLICATIONS

  • Removing defective welds and porosity
  • Preparing U-grooves and J-grooves for welding
  • Excavating cracks in castings or structural steel
  • Scarfing and removing temporary lifting lugs
  • General metal removal and surfacing

FAQ

A gouging tip is designed with a specific angle and bore geometry to wash molten metal away laterally to create a groove, whereas a standard cutting tip is designed to blow through the metal perpendicularly to sever it.

This tip is designed for use with Oxygen and Acetylene.

No, this is a Harris-style tip (6290 series). It will only fit torches that accept Harris 6290 style tips. It will not fit standard Victor CA2460 or similar cutting attachments.

This is a Size 1 gouging tip.

The CS6290G1 is typically optimized for Acetylene. For Propane gouging, a tip specifically designed for alternate fuels (often designated with an 'N' or different skirt design) is recommended to prevent flame instability.

It is used for gouging, which involves removing weld metal, grooving cracks, or preparing plate edges for welding.

No, this is a Victor CutSkill brand replacement part manufactured to fit Harris-style equipment.

Yes, gouging typically requires lower oxygen pressure than cutting to avoid blowing through the metal, but high enough to wash the slag out. Consult the tip chart for specific settings.