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Bottom Cutting Attachment

Bottom Cutting Attachment

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    Bottom Cutting Attachment – Precision for Sheet Metal and Bodywork

    Our bottom cutting attachment is specially designed to give you maximum control when cutting thinner materials. Its unique placement on the torch provides a low center of gravity and a viewing angle ideal for detailed cuts, making it a favorite among car restorers and sheet metal workers.

    The attachment is made of high-grade brass, which guarantees a long lifespan and a robustness that withstands the heat of intensive cutting without compromising precision.

    Features and Benefits:

    • Optimized for sheet metal: Provides a very fine and narrow kerf with minimal heat spread, which prevents the sheet from warping.
    • High ergonomics: The placement on the underside of the torch provides a natural working position for horizontal cutting and a better view of the cut line.
    • Robust brass construction: Precision-manufactured threads and channels ensure an even gas flow and maximum durability.
    • Quick conversion: Easy to mount in the torch's cutting port when you need to switch from welding to cutting.

    Applications:

    • Car bodywork and restoration: Perfect for cutting out rusty sections or fabricating new patch panels with high precision.
    • Sheet metal processing: The preferred choice for steel and sheet metal in thinner dimensions where control is more important than raw power.
    • Artistic metalwork: Allows for contour cutting and detailed cuts in decorative work.

    Specifications:

    • Type: Cutting attachment (Lower mounting).
    • Material: High-grade brass for maximum lifespan.
    • Compatibility: Fits Dillon/Henrob welding torches.
    • Accessories: Can be used advantageously with our cutting carriage for even more stable cuts.

    Tips for best results:

    To achieve the cleanest cuts in sheet metal, ensure you use a well-maintained cutting tip and maintain a steady pace. The lower placement makes it easier to rest your hand against the workpiece (use a welding glove), which provides a steadier motion. Remember to always use safety goggles designed for gas cutting.

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