High-quality forged brass head for enhanced durability
Welding capacity up to 20mm
For use with the B202 cutting attachment
| Specification Category | English Description |
| Compatible Gases | Acetylene, propane |
| Welding Capacity | 20mm |
| Compatibility | Compatible with the B202 medium-duty cutting attachment |
The B201 Brass Medium-Duty Acetylene Welding Torch Handle is built for professionals who demand reliability and performance. Crafted with a high-quality forged brass head, it ensures outstanding durability, strength, and resistance to wear even under continuous use. This torch handle delivers stable performance and precise control, making it a trusted tool for a wide range of welding projects. With a welding capacity of up to 20mm, it handles medium-duty applications with ease and consistency. When paired with the B202 Cutting Attachment, it transforms into a versatile cutting and welding solution, ideal for workshops, maintenance, and metal fabrication tasks. Designed for comfort and efficiency, the B201 offers smooth operation, secure gas control, and long service life — helping you work faster and more accurately. Whether you’re welding or cutting, the B201 stands out as a dependable choice that combines professional-grade quality with practical usability.
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