
INSTRUCTIONS for F-14-460
April, 1995
INSTRUCTIONS for F-14-460
April, 1995
NO. 55 O-A Heating Nozzle
P/N 20238
for use with C-32 or C-77 Oxy-Acetylene Cutting Torch
This multiflame heating nozzle is designed for heating applications using a C-32 or C77 cutting torch. It is like a standard cutting nozzle without a cutting oxygen bore and it
connects to the torch head in the same manner as a cutting nozzle.
Use only acetylene. Do not use with any other fuel gas.
PRECAUTIONS
To prevent overheating and flashbacks, read and understand the following precautions:
1. Do NOT use this heating nozzle on cutting attachments. Use only hand cutting
torches capable of cutting at least 12-in. thick steel.
2. Be sure to use the oxygen and acetylene pressures as given below using 3/8-in. I.D.
hoses with 1/4-in. I.D. hose fittings.
3. If using hose lengths greater than 25-ft., use an oxygen (P/N 07X17) and acetylene
(P/N 262510) test gauge adaptors to make sure that the recommended operating
pressures are available at the torch inlets.
4. Withdrawal of acetylene from a cylinder should not exceed 1/7 of the cylinder capacity. Therefore, if using a cylinder smaller than a WTL (390 cf), 2 or more cylinders
should be manifolded.
5. With proper operating pressure, flame inner cone height should be approximately 1/
2-in. long. Do not operate with flames too short.
6. Do not operate the heating nozzle too close to the work. The tip of the flame inner
cones should be 1/8 to 1/4-in. from the work.
7. If you hear frequent popping noises at the nozzle, a cross leak has developed. Retighten the nozzle. If popping continues, send the torch and nozzle to your ESAB
distributor for repair.
OPERATING DATA - NO. 55 O-A Heating Nozzle, P/N 20238
Flame
Oper. Pressure, psig Consumption, cfh Inner Core No. of Tip Cleaning
Torch Oxygen Acetylene Oxygen Acetylene Height Flames Drill Size
C-32 7-11 5-8 70-86 50-62 1/2" 9 61
C-77 10-13 12 -15 70-77 50-55 1/2" 9 (0.039" dia.)
NO. 55 O-A Heating Nozzle
P/N 20238
for use with C-32 or C-77 Oxy-Acetylene Cutting Torch
This multiflame heating nozzle is designed for heating applications using a C-32 or C77 cutting torch. It is like a standard cutting nozzle without a cutting oxygen bore and it
connects to the torch head in the same manner as a cutting nozzle.
Use only acetylene. Do not use with any other fuel gas.
PRECAUTIONS
To prevent overheating and flashbacks, read and understand the following precautions:
1. Do NOT use this heating nozzle on cutting attachments. Use only hand cutting
torches capable of cutting at least 12-in. thick steel.
2. Be sure to use the oxygen and acetylene pressures as given below using 3/8-in. I.D.
hoses with 1/4-in. I.D. hose fittings.
3. If using hose lengths greater than 25-ft., use an oxygen (P/N 07X17) and acetylene
(P/N 262510) test gauge adaptors to make sure that the recommended operating
pressures are available at the torch inlets.
4. Withdrawal of acetylene from a cylinder should not exceed 1/7 of the cylinder capacity. Therefore, if using a cylinder smaller than a WTL (390 cf), 2 or more cylinders
should be manifolded.
5. With proper operating pressure, flame inner cone height should be approximately 1/
2-in. long. Do not operate with flames too short.
6. Do not operate the heating nozzle too close to the work. The tip of the flame inner
cones should be 1/8 to 1/4-in. from the work.
7. If you hear frequent popping noises at the nozzle, a cross leak has developed. Retighten the nozzle. If popping continues, send the torch and nozzle to your ESAB
distributor for repair.
OPERATING DATA - NO. 55 O-A Heating Nozzle, P/N 20238
Flame
Oper. Pressure, psig Consumption, cfh Inner Core No. of Tip Cleaning
Torch Oxygen Acetylene Oxygen Acetylene Height Flames Drill Size
C-32 7-11 5-8 70-86 50-62 1/2" 9 61
C-77 10-13 12 -15 70-77 50-55 1/2" 9 (0.039" dia.)
F-14-460 4/95 3C Printed in U.S.A.
F-14-460 4/95 3C Printed in U.S.A.