Model: A218
Cutting Attachment: A246
Torch Handle: A211
| Category | Specification |
| Applicable Gases & Cutting Type | Oxyacetylene, Propane (for Heavy-duty Cutting) |
| Maximum Cutting Size | 8 inches (200 mm) |
When heavy-duty cutting is the job, the A218 Heavy Duty Gas Cutting Torch Kit stands ready to deliver powerful, precise, and reliable performance in the toughest industrial environments. Designed for both oxygen-acetylene and oxygen-propane systems, this robust torch kit offers maximum versatility, making it ideal for metal fabricators, construction crews, and maintenance teams who demand consistent results across a range of fuel gases. Built with rugged materials and reinforced connections, the A218 is engineered to withstand high pressure, extreme heat, and daily wear—ensuring long-lasting durability even under the most demanding conditions.One of the standout features of the A218 is its ability to cut through metal up to 8 inches (200 mm) thick, making it perfect for heavy steel plates, pipes, and structural beams commonly found in shipyards, demolition sites, and fabrication shops. Its precision-machined cutting tip and balanced handle design provide excellent flame control, allowing for clean, smooth cuts with minimal slag. The ergonomic grip reduces operator fatigue, while the quick-connect fittings make setup fast and leak-free.Durable. Built for real work.
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