High-quality forged brass head for increased durability and a cutting capacity of up to 150mm
| 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 B300 Medium-Duty Oxygen Acetylene Propane Cutting Torch Kit is engineered for professionals who need reliable performance and lasting durability. Made from high-strength materials and precision components, this cutting torch kit is built to withstand demanding industrial environments while maintaining smooth operation and safety. With an impressive cutting capacity of up to 150mm, it easily handles a wide range of medium-duty to heavy-duty cutting tasks across construction, metal fabrication, and maintenance work. Designed for versatility, the B300 can operate with oxygen-acetylene or oxygen-propane, offering flexibility to suit different job requirements. Its ergonomic design ensures comfortable handling and accurate flame control, allowing users to achieve clean, precise cuts with minimal effort. Whether in workshops, on-site jobs, or repair facilities, the B300 Cutting Torch Kit delivers dependable performance, enhanced durability, and outstanding value — making it a trusted choice for professionals who expect efficiency, safety, and top-quality results every time.
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