Compatible with the A241 welding handle and quick-connect connection.
Optional 180-degree head.
Cutting capacity up to 150mm.
Acetylene cutting nozzle: 41mm
Propane cutting nozzle: 44mm
| Specification Category | English Description |
| Applicable Gas | Acetylene, propane |
The A242 Australian-Style Cutting Attachment is designed to perfectly complement the A241 Australian-Style Welding Torch Handle, offering seamless operation and quick-connect functionality for efficient workflow. Featuring an optional 180-degree head, this attachment allows greater flexibility and accessibility when working in tight spaces or awkward angles. With a cutting capacity of up to 150mm, it provides powerful and precise performance across a wide range of metal thicknesses, making it ideal for medium-duty to heavy-duty cutting tasks. Engineered for reliability, the A242 ensures stable gas flow, smooth flame control, and clean, accurate cuts every time. When paired with the A241 handle, it transforms into a versatile cutting system suitable for workshops, fabrication shops, construction sites, and maintenance projects. The combination of quick-connect convenience, ergonomic design, and professional-grade performance makes the A242 Cutting Attachment an essential tool for professionals seeking efficiency, precision, and consistent high-quality results in every cutting job.
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