COLLECTION 01
TORCH NOZZLES
The right torch nozzle changes everything: flame shape, fuel consumption and the quality of your braze or weld joint. Browse by job below - every nozzle carries a full size table and a fits-these-models list, so you can size a replacement without guessing.
BROWSE BY JOB
BRAZING NOZZLES
Sized by British No. series for oxy-acetylene and oxy-propane brazing, silver soldering and heating.
OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING NOZZLES
British numbering No. 1-25 for fusion welding, heavy heating and pre-heat work.
COMPATIBILITY CHART
Cross-reference your torch model or cartridge to the right nozzle size across Rothenberger, Sievert, Bullfinch and EN417.
Every product card shows its fit line - which torch and which cartridge the part is made for. If your model is not listed yet, send it to us and we confirm the fit before you order.
QUESTIONS
How do I know which nozzle size I need?
Check the size stamped on your old nozzle or on the torch body, then match it in the compatibility chart. No stamp? Measure the orifice with a pin gauge, or send us your torch model - we match unlisted models for free.
What’s the difference between a brazing nozzle and a welding nozzle?
A brazing nozzle shapes a softer, broader flame that heats the joint and lets the filler flow without melting the base metal; a welding nozzle concentrates heat for fusion welding. The two are sized differently, so don’t swap them by guesswork.
Will these fit my EN417 butane torch?
Our cartridge heads use a notched-collar bayonet seat. Campingaz CV270, CV300 and CV470 are named as examples only, not as a brand-fit list; we confirm the seat against the cartridge you hold before your first order.
Do you supply nozzles in sets?
Yes. A set of the most-used sizes is the most popular choice for workshops - see the brazing and oxy-acetylene welding sets in the product grid.