A properly adjusted oxy-acetylene torch produces a neutral flame of about 3,300°C (6,000°F) at the tip of the inner cone, and normal working values stay in the 3,100–3,300°C (5,60...

Light a properly adjusted oxy-acetylene torch and the tip of the inner cone sits somewhere between 5,600°F and 6,300°F (3,100–3,480°C). That makes acetylene, when burned with pure...

Your workstation needs a gas cutting torch, but the moment you start comparing models, the specs stop making sense. Every supplier calls its product heavy duty, yet the handles we...

When you are standing in front of a production schedule and a welder is waiting for the right torch, the first question is not which process looks better on paper. It is which one...

Before you light a cut off torch, the decision that matters most is not the handle color or the tip size. It is whether the torch matches your gas supply, cutting load, and safety...