The B500 handheld oxygen cutting torch features a high-quality forged brass head.
Suitable for long-term, high-intensity work and reliable performance.
Acetylene cutting nozzle: 1502
Propane cutting nozzle: 1503
| Specification Category | English Description |
| Compatible Gases | Acetylene, propane |
| Cutting Capacity | Up to 300mm |
| Acetylene Gas Compatible Cutting Nozzle | 1502 |
| Propane Gas Compatible Cutting Nozzle | 1503 |
The B500 Heavy-Duty Handheld Oxygen Propane Cutting Torch is built for professionals who demand power, durability, and dependable performance in every job. Featuring a high-quality forged brass head, the B500 ensures exceptional strength, resistance to heat, and long-lasting reliability — even under continuous, high-intensity operation. Its rugged construction and precise engineering guarantee stable gas flow, efficient cutting performance, and consistent results. Designed for heavy-duty use, the B500 delivers clean, accurate cuts across a wide range of metals, making it ideal for industrial fabrication, construction, shipbuilding, and maintenance work. Whether you’re working on thick steel plates or complex cutting tasks, the B500 Heavy-Duty Oxygen Propane Cutting Torch stands out for its reliability, durability, and professional-grade performance, making it the perfect choice for achieving high-quality results in demanding environments.
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