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Propylene Torch BEST PRACTICES 2018 Tool Uses NCU Primarily uses the propylene torch for cutting carbon steel Cross members Rusted nuts/bolts Shock mount brackets Landing Gear/Legs Rear Bumper Best Practice - Tooling


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Propylene Torch

BEST PRACTICES

2018

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Tool Uses

 NCU Primarily uses the propylene torch for cutting carbon steel

► Cross members ► Rusted nuts/bolts ► Shock mount brackets ► Landing Gear/Legs ► Rear Bumper

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Best Practice - Tooling

Inspection Set-up Operation Storage

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Inspect Before Use

 Preparation

 No unnecessary flammable materials exposed  No grease or oil near cutting area  Place tank on level surface in upright position

 Safety

 Tinted goggles, face mask  Gloves, long sleeves, Pants, and boots should be worn  Have a fire extinguisher readily available

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Set-Up

 Assembly

 Connect propane and oxygen hoses to tanks  Connect Torch to propane and oxygen hoses  Screw cleaned tip into torch  Check hoses and connections for leaks  Check tip for anything blocking the hole

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Lighting the Torch

 Open propane valve on torch handle  Use a Striker only to Ignite the gas  Open oxygen valve on torch handle  Adjust flame to neutral or approximately 40 psi

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Operation

 Hold torch tip 1/8” to 3/16” from metal  Wait until metal begins to puddle or melt  Depress oxygen cutting lever  Wait for oxygen stream to push molten metal through, creating

“kerf”

 Watch puddle and listen to adjust cut speed

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Essential for a good Cut

 Clean tips  Propylene and oxygen levels set to working pressures  Clean metal  Neutral flame

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Watch Out For…

 Things to watch out for

 Bad Connections  Leaking hoses  Smell of gas  Flammable materials around the work area

 Improper Use

 Lighting torch with anything other than a striker  Using dirty equipment  Bringing flame close to tank, hose, or anything flammable

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Instructional Video

 Propylene Torch Video

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfvYfzE0P9I

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Tool Storage

 Shutting Down

 Turn off gas  Turn off Oxygen  Bleed out both hoses  Wrap up hoses  Wait for tip to cool before storing  Store gauges, hoses, and tanks in a safe clean place

 Transportation

 Secure tanks with caps for transportation

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Training

 https://www.flexiquiz.com/SC/N/d53f3e73-0446-4379-be6a-

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Training Quiz