Heating tips for a cutting torch!

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At my job most of the heating to put pieces straight are done by the welders, and they have their special O/A heating torch for that, but sometimes at my table table i have to do some heating and i have a Victor cutting torch wich is long to do good heating with a cutting tips, it can do small job but being long for 1/2 plate, so im searching (don't what the exact name and if its even exist) a heating tips wich look like those: (first picture with 3 heating tips)but with this fitting end that i have on my victor cutting torch: (second picture)just searching one to keep in my toolbox, if its doens't exist please help me with No of model or a serial number and a name of what i need, and if someone knw the exact tips i need i also need a name or something to help me find one on internet!thank you! Attached ImagesLast edited by LayoutMan; 04-12-2012 at 08:37 PM.Calculator > Bevel Square
Reply:The first picture looks like propane/oxy tips and they wouldn't fit any of my torches any way. If you don't have a rose bud then just get a large size tip like the #3 in your picture or even one larger, but a rose bud would be your best bet.
Reply:I believe those nozzles are distributed from Thermadyne out of Asia called Cigweld heating tips.Heating nozzle tips: SHA1, SHA2, SHP1, SHP2, SHP3, SHP4, etc.
Reply:http://apac.thermadyne.com/south-pac...k=listProductshttp://www.thermadyne.com/IM_Uploads...0_CIGWE156.PDF
Reply:The first picture looks like propane/oxy tips and they wouldn't fit any of my torches any way
Reply:You’re correct the first picture row shows the Oxy/LPG tips and the part number SHA1 8x12HT & SHA2 12x12HT are for the Oxy/Acet. You might also find something similar from Victor or Harris if you can't find these Chinese tips local.
Reply:Get a rosebud attachment for your torch handle, unscrew the cutting end and screw on the heating end when you need more heat
Reply:Victor mades a heating tip that will attaches just like a a cutting tip.See  link for a picture and specs.http://thermadyne.com/IM_Uploads/Doc...and%20Tips.pdfThey are expensive.  The #6 and #8 list for $110.00 and the #10 and #12 list for $175.00.I would sell the #6 and #8 for  $82.50 and the #10 and #12 for $131.25Hope this helps!JimOAdoctorwww.regulatortorchrepair.com
Reply:*whispers* rosebud.
Reply:oadoctor found you the item for victor.  I have a similar one for brand x.  The cutting torch is heavier than a handle, mixing chamber and multi flame tip or rosebud and tip tube (comparable btu).  It also seems that for most heating the 70 degree head on the cutting torch is better which probably isn't what you have.  Then whether it is really harder /more sensible to change a large heavy tip/.nozzle that is hot or change out the hose connections is kind of a toss up if you have a gas saver or similar shut off device.
Reply:Originally Posted by mb_welder*whispers* rosebud.
Reply:You want the best use Harris tips and handles we run nat gas have 15 in use every day .
Reply:You can also get a rosebud attachment, unscrew the rosebud tip, shorten the tube, rethread the tube to match original, and have a perfectly good "short rosebud".Pic shows example Victor elbow. Just copper tubing. Attached Images