SÜA - Welding Nozzle 0-W-1 Replacement for 100 Series Victor Torch Handles. #0

It’s not Victor but it’s real nice for the money

It was a perfect fit, and works well.

Was definitely Leary of these tips but really glad I pulled the trigger and bought them. They fit the smaller victor handle fine and would recommend them.

I was leery of these, as the tip size chart has numerous typos, and there were a few bad reviews. I contacted the company about the typos, but got a roundabout answer that didn't exactly clarify my question, though they were super nice and timely. I imagine if I had a warranty request they'd be on top of it.I decided to get the set of 1, 2, and 3. As far as I can tell these sizes correspond with the Victor sizes. I'm welding 11GA steel with a # 3, and it has performed very well. The flame always looks good and the tip fits the torch well. I have to snug it with a wrench to stop a tiny hiss (I don't have to do that with my victor tips) but that's no big deal. If you're on the fence, it's worth a try. I plan on getting the smallest tips so I can do more repair work on super thin metal, as it comes up now and again.2 month update: Have used tip #3 a lot, welding 11GA tube and it has definitely changed shape, the bend in the tip is different maybe due to heat. I'm not an expert so maybe I'm running it too hot? Not sure. Still works very well though. About to order the 000, 00, and 0 for a different project, and I'm sure they'll do fine.

Good part and price

Just what I needed at a great price

i have two Victor torch sets and use em for soft saulder copper and this tips work great and love that fact that i can regulate the flame without overheating the tips

The 3 I got were fine. Fit great, No leaks, clean flame. Would rate a 5 given that local welding shop wanted about $67 each. BUT, I thought when they said this is a 1,2,3 size tip that fits a Victor 100 torch they meant that they would exchange with that size Victor tip. Not so. They created some half sizes vs the Victor, which is not a bad idea, but they didn’t label them to be compatible with the Victor tip numbers. So a Sua 1 is about a Victor 0 1/2. SUA 2 is a Victor 1, etc. So check the drill sizes on the Victor chart before you order.AND Danger Will Robinson….The tip chart is missing an important column that’s on the Victor chart: the acetylene consumption rate. You can’t pull more than 1/7 of the tank volume (some say 1/10) which means a 75 cubic foot acetylene tank can’t put out more than 10.7 cft without the chance of blowing up and leveling the neighborhood. SUA needs to update its tip chart to show gas consumption. That would also make it easier to match SUA torch numbers to Victor numbers