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VICTOR TE Series Welding Tip, Size 00, for Acetylene, 0311-0472 - Welding & Brazing Tips
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VICTOR TE Series Welding Tip, Size 00, for Acetylene, 0311-0472

VICTOR Welding & Brazing Tips.

SKU 3G-OTH-356360

Also listed as: 03110472 · 0311 0472

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VICTOR
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TE Series Welding Tip, Size 00, for Acetylene, 0311-0472
Part Number
0311-0472
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Welding & Brazing Tips
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Product Description

VICTOR Welding & Brazing Tips.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the VICTOR TE Series welding tip size 00 used for?

The VICTOR TE Series welding tip size 00 is designed for precision oxy-acetylene welding on thin-gauge metals. It is commonly used in HVAC, automotive repair, and light fabrication where controlled heat input is critical to avoid warping or burn-through.

What are the specifications of the VICTOR 0311-0472 welding tip?

The VICTOR 0311-0472 is a TE Series welding tip in size 00, manufactured by VICTOR. It is designed for use with acetylene fuel gas. The tip is part of the TE series, which is known for reliable performance in oxy-fuel welding applications.

Where to buy VICTOR welding tips in worldwide?

VICTOR welding tips like the 0311-0472 are available to order through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations, ensuring you receive genuine VICTOR components for your operations.

How to select the correct VICTOR welding tip size?

Selecting the correct VICTOR welding tip size depends on material thickness and joint type. Size 00 is suitable for thin metals up to 1/8 inch. Always match the tip to your torch handle and fuel gas—acetylene requires specific tip designs. Consult the VICTOR sizing chart for guidance.

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Common applications for VICTOR
Metal fabrication — Victor 1-GPN Series cutting tips for oxy-fuel cutting of mild steel plate from 3/4 in to 8 in.
Shipbuilding and structural steel — Victor 1-GPN machine torch tips in sizes 5 and 6 for thick-section cutting.
Industrial heating and preheating — Victor MFN Series heating nozzles, size 8, for propane, propylene, or natural gas service.
General maintenance and repair — Victor MPN 0781-3609 single-stage regulator for air and inert gas pressure control.
Demolition and scrap processing — Victor 1-GPN handheld torch tips, sizes 2 and 4, for cutting steel in field conditions.
Pipeline and pressure vessel fabrication — Victor 1-GPN Series tips selected by thickness for consistent cut edges.
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3G Electric supplies VICTOR welding & brazing tips. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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