
The Victor Cutskill CS15022 is a premium-quality replacement nozzle designed for the Oxweld 1502 series style of gouging tips. Engineered for use with acetylene gas, this Size 2 nozzle provides the thermal intensity and flame control necessary for effective flame gouging. Unlike standard cutting tips that use a high-velocity oxygen jet to pierce and sever steel, this gouging nozzle features a specialized bent design and orifice configuration intended to sweep molten metal away, creating a clean, controlled groove.
Flame gouging is a critical process in welding preparation and repair. The 1502-2 nozzle excels in this application by offering a stable preheat flame and a low-velocity oxygen stream. This combination allows the operator to control the depth and width of the groove with precision, minimizing the need for post-gouge grinding. The nozzle is compatible with popular Oxweld torch handles such as the C-32, C-66, and C-77, making it a versatile addition to any welder's toolkit who utilizes Victor or Oxweld style equipment.
Durability is paramount in oxy-fuel consumables. The CS15022 features a one-piece copper construction that maximizes heat dissipation, keeping the tip cooler and extending its service life. The seating surfaces are machined to tight tolerances to ensure a leak-free seal with the torch head, preventing dangerous flashbacks and ensuring gas efficiency. Whether you are working in a shipyard, a fabrication shop, or on a pipeline, this Victor Cutskill nozzle provides the performance you need for heavy material removal tasks.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Cutskill |
| Gas Type:Acetylene |
| Process:Gouging |
| Series:1502 |
| Size:2 |
| Packaging Description:1 Per Ea |
| Compatible Brand:Oxweld |
| Tip Type:Gouging Nozzle |
| Material:Copper Alloy |
| Construction:One-Piece |
| Item:Gouging Tip |
| Fuel/Gas:Acetylene |
| Fits Which Handle:Oxweld Style |
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