
The Victor CutSkill CS15664 is a specialized gouging nozzle designed to replicate the performance and fitment of the Oxweld 1566 series tips. Specifically identified as a size 4 tip (1566-4), this component is engineered for oxy-acetylene gouging applications. Unlike standard cutting tips which are designed to sever metal completely, this gouging nozzle features a specific bore geometry and a bent configuration to direct the preheat flame and cutting oxygen stream in a manner that washes away molten metal, creating a clean groove.
Manufactured from high-grade copper alloy, the CS15664 offers excellent thermal conductivity and resistance to heat deformation, essential for the high-temperature environment of gouging. The tip is designed to seat perfectly in Oxweld-style torch heads (such as the C-32 or similar compatible handles), ensuring a gas-tight seal and safe operation. The "1566" designation typically indicates an acetylene gouging tip with a bent shape, allowing the operator to maintain the correct angle of incidence relative to the workpiece for effective metal removal.
This nozzle is suitable for use in maintenance, repair, and fabrication environments where the removal of old welds, cracks, or the preparation of J and U grooves is required. The size 4 orifice is calibrated to provide a balance between control and removal rate, making it versatile for various plate thicknesses. Users must ensure that their gas supply system (regulators and hoses) is capable of delivering the necessary flow rates for gouging operations, which can consume significant amounts of oxygen and acetylene.
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| Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, pack of 1 |
| Gas Type:Acetylene |
| Tip Series:1566 |
| Tip Size:4 |
| Process:Gouging |
| Material:Copper Alloy |
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| Compatible Torch Style:Oxweld |
| Material:Copper Alloy |
| Tip Configuration:Bent |
| Brand:Victor CutSkill |
| Gas Type:Acetylene |
| Tip Series:1566 |
| Tip Size:4 |
| Process:Gouging |
| Packaging Description:1 Per Ea |