
Upgrade your oxy-acetylene setup with the Victor VMA-1-15 Multi-Flame Heating Nozzle, a premium accessory designed for welders who demand reliability and performance. If you own a Victor 100 Series torch handle, this nozzle is the perfect addition to your toolkit for general purpose welding and pre-heating applications. The VMA-1-15 is built to handle the rigors of the workshop, providing a consistent and powerful flame that helps you get the job done faster.
One of the standout features of this nozzle is its built-in spiral mixer. This innovative design element ensures that your oxygen and fuel gas (Acetylene or Hydrogen) are blended perfectly before ignition, resulting in a cleaner burn and maximum heat efficiency. Because the mixer is integrated directly into the nozzle, you don't need to worry about purchasing or maintaining a separate mixer assembly, streamlining your equipment setup. The multi-flame head produces a soaking heat that is ideal for pre-heating parts to prevent cracking, as well as for straightening bent metal or loosening stubborn nuts and bolts.
Genuine Victor parts are synonymous with quality, and the 0324-0114 nozzle is no exception. Its robust construction resists wear and tear, ensuring a long service life even in demanding environments. Whether you are a professional fabricator, an automotive repair specialist, or a dedicated hobbyist, the VMA-1-15 gives you the control and heat output necessary for high-quality metalworking. Ensure your 100 Series torch is ready for any heating challenge with this versatile multi-flame nozzle.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Victor |
| Fits Which Handle:100 Series Torch Handle |
| Fuel Gas:Acetylene |
| Item:Heating Tip |
| Packaging Description:1-per-each |
| Gas Type:Acetylene, Hydrogen |
| Tip Series:VMA-1 |
| Tip Size:15 |
| Mixer Type:Built-in Spiral Mixer |
| Compatible Handle Series:100 Series |
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