The ANME Heavy-Duty Hand Acetylene Torch Tip—a rugged, precision-engineered cutting solution built for professionals who demand power, reliability, and clean performance. Designed specifically for use with acetylene gas, this tip delivers a hot, concentrated flame that ensures rapid preheating and smooth, slag-free cuts across a wide range of materials—from 1mm light-gauge steel up to 200mm thick plates. Its 75mm nozzle length provides excellent heat control and operator visibility, making it ideal for both detailed work and heavy industrial cutting. The ANME tip is fully compatible with popular hand torches including E250, E318, and E150, offering a secure, drop-in fit that minimizes downtime and maximizes productivity. Built with durable brass and precision-machined orifices, it resists clogging, warping, and wear—even during extended use. When you need a dependable acetylene torch tip that combines deep-cutting capability with everyday reliability, the ANME Heavy-Duty Hand Acetylene Torch Tip is the smart choice for skilled tradespeople who refuse to compromise on performance.
| Name | Model | Gas | Applicable cutting torch | cutting thickness | Oxygen pressure | Gas pressure | Cutting length(mm) |
| ANME | ANME-1(1/32") | Acetylene | E250,E318,E150 | 1-5MM | 1.5bar | 0.5bar | 88MM |
| ANME-2(3/64") | 5-10MM | 2.0bar | 0.5bar | ||||
| ANME-3(1/16") | 10-30MM | 2.5bar | 1.0bar | ||||
| ANME-4(5/64") | 30-60MM | 3.0bar | 1.0bar | ||||
| ANME-5(3/32") | 60-100MM | 3.5bar | 1.5bar | ||||
| ANME-6(1/8") | 100-200MM | 4.0bar | 1.5bar |
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