RTM XTHERMAL AS-14A Air-Acetylene Torch Tip with Quick Connector

No Need for Separate Oxygen Cylinder

Simply Connect Acetylene – The torch Draws its Own Air

An air-acetylene torch uses only one acetylene tank and draws oxygen from the surrounding atmospheric air, unlike an oxy-acetylene torch that requires two separate tanks (one for acetylene and one for compressed, high-purity oxygen) Upgrade your brazing and soldering efficiency with the RTM XTHERMAL AS-14A Air-Acetylene Torch Tip. Designed specifically for high-demand jobs like HVAC, refrigeration, and plumbing applications, this replacement torch tip delivers maximum heat output with an ultra swivel flame for precise, professional results.

  • Quick-Connect Compatibility: Features a standardized brass quick-connector for seamless attachment to air-acetylene torch handles.
  • Efficient Heat Output: Designed for an air-acetylene consumption rate of 9.5 ft³/hr at 20 PSI acetylene pressure.
  • Versatile Application Range: Silver Brazing
  • Reliable Performance: Equipped with a long-life ignition wire built for continuous daily field use in HVAC&R, plumbing, and metal quenching.

Features

  • PREMIUM STAINLESS STEEL BUILD: Durable stainless steel tip withstands high temperatures without melting down, ensuring maximum service life during demanding jobs.
  • ULTRA SWIVEL FLAME: Delivers maximum heat distribution and flame targeted efficiency for faster brazing and soldering.
  • QUICK CONNECT DESIGN: Features a quick disconnect brass fitting for fast, tool-free setup and easy tip changes on compatible air-acetylene handles.
  • HVAC & PLUMBING READY: Rated for Silver Brazing (1-1/4" to 2") and Soft Soldering (2" to 3-3/8"), making it ideal for air conditioning, refrigeration, and pipework.
  • TECHNICAL SPECS: Model AS-14A | Acetylene Consumption: 9.5 ft³/hr | Operating Pressure: 20 PSI Acetylene. * An air-acetylene torch uses only one acetylene tank and draws oxygen from the surrounding atmospheric air, unlike an oxy-acetylene torch that requires two separate tanks (one for acetylene and one for compressed, high-purity oxygen)