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Tips
Welding Tips
SW Heavy Duty Welding & Brazing Tips
MW Medium Duty Welding & Brazing Tips
AW Standard Duty Welding & Brazing Tips
(Airline
™
)
1. “Soft Flame”
2. Slip-In Tips
Individual Mixers
4. Heavy Wall
Copper
3. “O” Ring
Seals
In-Tip Mix
SMITH “SOFT FLAME” - Makes Welding Easier
Smith welding tips are quality engineered to provide easy handling,
high performance and added protection in welding, brazing and 
soldering operations.
“Soft Flame” - Makes Welding Easier
Smith “soft flame” welding tips provide concentrated heat for 
better “puddle” control — the turbulent-free flame eliminates 
puddle chasing. Soft flame provides deep, even penetration 
without burning through base metal for strong, dependable 
welds. Molten metal is protected from atmospheric oxidation 
by smooth, even flame envelope.
Slip-In Tips - Permit 360° Turn 
For Convenient Positioning
Tip may be rotated eliminating hose resistance during 
operation. “Slip-In” tips can be changed in just seconds. 
Hand tighten, no wrench needed. “O” rings provide gas tight 
seal. Keeps gases separate until they mix in the tip. 
“O” Ring Seals - Highly Reliable Sealing
”O” rings provide gas tight seal with no metal seating surface 
to damage if dropped. Gases kept separate until entering 
the mixing chamber.
Heavy Wall Copper - Provides Longer Life
The heavy wall copper gives greater resistance to reflected 
heat, permits cooler operation, dissipates more heat than thin 
wall copper. Heat absorbing tips provide longer life, and the 
long straight-away design permits tip refacing after excessive 
wear or abuse. 
100% TESTED - ASSURED PERFORMANCE
Each tip is individually tested on Smith designed automatic testing
machines and must pass stringent requirements for flame characteristics,
gas flow and resistance to backfire or flashback.
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MANIFOLDING CYLINDERS
When required flows (cubic feet per hour - SCFH) exceed the 
recommended withdrawal rate from one cylinder then additional 
cylinders must be manifolded to provide safe and efficient operation.
Acetylene must not be withdrawn at more than 1/7 of the cylinder 
capacity (47 SCFH for a 330 cu. ft. cylinder). Consult your gas supplier
for manifolding instructions for the gases and cylinders supplied to you.
FUEL GAS CHART
Generic Name Trade Name
Acetylene ——-
Propane, Propane-Based Mixtures Propane-butane, Flamex, Acetogen,
Chem-O-Lene, FL. Industrial Gas, Hy-Temp,
Fuel Gas, I.G. Gas, Chem-Gas, Lingas, Chemtane 
Propylene HPG, Apachi, B-Plus, Gulf HP Gas, HEF,
B.T.U., Liquifuel
Natural Gas (Methane)  Natural Gas, City Gas










