twin tip brazing fitting

[djbe]

Does anyone know where I can get a twin tip fitting for oxy/acy in the Uk?

The sort that can heat the pipe from both sides for brazing larger diameter pipes?

[The Viking]

BOC or any of their partners.

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[djbe]

They were the first people I asked and our local branch said they don't do them??

[The Viking]

Their Slough branch supplied mine about 2 years ago...
(But I prefer the "pepper pot" nozzle anyway)

:cool:

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[al]

Viking

is the pepper pot better for 4"?

Alec

[stufus]

Pepper pot works treat on any size Al.
Cheers
Stu

[install monkey]

dont use them on mitsi compressors as i did 1 once on the roof of a shopping ctr,it was windy and i thought -pepper pot-no messing- problem was i got the stubb too hot and melted the solder onto the suction accumulator! but for 4 inch pipe if u cant get a pepper pot in then flare it! haha

[The Viking]

It would certainly be my first choice, the twin flame ones are just too much hard work to get the heat to where you want it



Viking

is the pepper pot better for 4"?

Alec

[Bigfreeze]

It would certainly be my first choice, the twin flame ones are just too much hard work to get the heat to where you want it

Are you using the pepper pot with oxy-acetylene or oxy-propane? Can't see any oxy-acet heads online.

[glenn1340]

here you are: www.srw.co.uk/cgi-bin/bb000003.pl?PRODUCTPAGE=Welding_Set_Spares%2ehtml&ACTINIC_REFERRER=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2esrw%2eco%2euk%2fcgi%2dbin%2fbb000003%2epl%3fPRODUCTPAGE%3dWeldin g_Sets___Equipment%2ehtml (http://www.srw.co.uk/cgi-bin/bb000003.pl?PRODUCTPAGE=Welding_Set_Spares%2ehtml&ACTINIC_REFERRER=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2esrw%2eco%2euk%2fcgi%2dbin%2fbb000003%2epl%3fPRODUCTPAGE%3dWeldin g_Sets___Equipment%2ehtml) You`ll have to register to enter the shop.

[Bigfreeze]

here you are: www.srw.co.uk/cgi-bin/bb000003.pl?PRODUCTPAGE=Welding_Set_Spares.html&ACTINIC_REFERRER=http%3a%2f%2fwww.srw.co.uk%2fcgi-bin%2fbb000003.pl%3fPRODUCTPAGE%3dWelding_Sets___Equipment.html (http://www.srw.co.uk/cgi-bin/bb000003.pl?PRODUCTPAGE=Welding_Set_Spares.html&ACTINIC_REFERRER=http%3a%2f%2fwww.srw.co.uk%2fcgi-bin%2fbb000003.pl%3fPRODUCTPAGE%3dWelding_Sets___Equipment.html) You`ll have to register to enter the shop.


Good man, thanks.

[MikeHolm]

I'm not registering for yet another website. If they want my business they will let me brouse without registering. Anyone want to post a pic and price of the dual tip? I'm looking for one.

[chemi-cool]

try your luck here Mike.
http://www.weldinggear.co.uk/Gas-Consumables/Gas-Consumables/PEPPER-POT-PROPANE-HEATING-NOZZLE_276.htm

[glenn1340]

87698770sorry about the size of the scorpion tip but they give you an idea of what they are

[djbe]

Thanks glenn,
Have got an SRW account so will look them up although from comments I may be better off sticking with the good old pepperpot.
regards,
djbe.

[MikeHolm]

try your luck here Mike.
http://www.weldinggear.co.uk/Gas-Consumables/Gas-Consumables/PEPPER-POT-PROPANE-HEATING-NOZZLE_276.htm

For me it is the fine control in confined spaces. A pepperpot will melt the electrics LOL

[MikeHolm]

87698770sorry about the size of the scorpion tip but they give you an idea of what they are

That is what i want, both the Captn Hook and the devil horns model

[saintmichael36]

For me it is the fine control in confined spaces. A pepperpot will melt the electrics LOL

I agree with the fine control and recently went from air/acetylene to oxy/acetylene with the cap-n-hook tip but was looking at the twin tip and might get it. Which do you recommend for tight areas and the best control?