9-Port Divergent Fishtail Tip with Adapter

9-Port Divergent Fishtail Tip with Adapter

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Carlisle Piloted Oxygen Fishtail Burner Tip are manufactured a heat resistant stainless steel alloy.  The tip comes with an adapter to fit National torches.  Carlisle tips are manufactured for use with a mixture of oxygen and either natural gas, propane, or mixed gas.  Although some of Carlisle's other tips are used with a hydrogen and oxygen mixture, it is recommended that this mixture not be used with any type of piloted burner.  Piloting allows the flame produced by a burner to experience increased stability.  Carlisle Piloted Oxygen Fishtail Burner Tips achieve this effect through a ring of smaller drilled ports around the larger porting.  This low level of burning gas forms a sort of supporting foundation around the center flame making a bushier flame.  Due to increased stability, an operator is able to push the burner harder without the flame moving off of the face of the burner. 
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THIS IS A DROP SHIPPED OR SPECIAL ORDER ITEM.  PLEASE CONTACT OR LEAVE A NOTE IN THE COMMENTS BOX REQUESTING ESTIMATED WAIT TIME FOR SHIPPING 
 
Carlisle Piloted Oxygen Fishtail Burner Tip are manufactured a heat resistant stainless steel alloy.  The tip comes with an adapter to fit National torches.  Carlisle tips are manufactured for use with a mixture of oxygen and either natural gas, propane, or mixed gas.  Although some of Carlisle's other tips are used with a hydrogen and oxygen mixture, it is recommended that this mixture not be used with any type of piloted burner.  Piloting allows the flame produced by a burner to experience increased stability.  Carlisle Piloted Oxygen Fishtail Burner Tips achieve this effect through a ring of smaller drilled ports around the larger porting.  This low level of burning gas forms a sort of supporting foundation around the center flame making a bushier flame.  Due to increased stability, an operator is able to push the burner harder without the flame moving off of the face of the burner. 

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