The B400 handheld oxygen cutting torch is suitable for extended work. Its dual-tube design allows for a cutting depth of up to 300mm. Its high-quality forged brass head provides enhanced durability. Available acetylene cutting nozzles: 1502mm. Available propane cutting nozzles: 1503mm.
| Specification Category | English Description |
| Compatible Gases | Acetylene, propane |
| Cutting Capacity | Up to 300mm |
| Compatible Cutting Nozzles | Acetylene gas: 1502; Propane gas: 1503 |
The B400 Heavy-Duty Handheld Oxygen Acetylene Cutting Torch is engineered for maximum performance and durability in demanding industrial environments. Built with a high-quality forged brass head, it offers exceptional strength, resistance to heat and wear, and a longer service life. Its dual-tube design ensures stable gas flow and enhanced cutting efficiency, allowing for clean, precise cuts with outstanding control. With an impressive cutting capacity of up to 300mm, the B400 is capable of handling even the toughest metal cutting tasks. It is equipped with Acetylene cutting nozzle 1502 and Propane cutting nozzle 1503, giving users the flexibility to choose their preferred fuel type. Designed for heavy-duty applications such as construction, shipbuilding, steel fabrication, and repair work, the B400 provides reliable performance, safety, and precision every time.
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