Universal cutting attachment for light cutting work. For use with the B201 welding handle.
| Specification Category | English Description |
| Compatible Gases | Acetylene, propane |
| Cutting Capacity | Up to 150mm |
| Compatibility | Compatible with the B201 heavy-duty welding handle and quick-connect |
The B202 Medium-Duty Acetylene Cutting Attachment is a versatile and reliable tool designed for efficient and precise cutting performance. Built for everyday workshop use, it is perfect for light to medium cutting applications, offering smooth operation and excellent control. Its robust construction ensures durability, while the precision-engineered design allows for clean and accurate cuts on various metals. When connected with the B201 Brass Medium-Duty Welding Torch Handle, it forms a powerful and flexible cutting system that meets the needs of both professionals and skilled hobbyists. This combination provides stable gas flow, easy flame adjustment, and dependable performance — making cutting tasks faster, safer, and more consistent. Whether you’re working on metal fabrication, repair, or maintenance, the B202 Cutting Attachment delivers the quality, reliability, and ease of use you can count on to achieve superior results with every cut.
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