One of my projects fell over and smacked my torch. It bent the stem on my oxy valve. Does anyone know where I can buy one on the web? Is there a good source for grommets too? Thanks - Greg
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AO Torch Valve Stem
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"Grommets"? Do you mean the valve packing ring?
It might be beneficial to know the make and model of the handset.
If it's a well-supported national brand, and not a Chinalloy knockoff, then any welding gas supply outfit should have or be able to get service parts.
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I have a Victor 315 and I was refering to the rubber grommets between the mixer and the handle - Thanks
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O-rings, and anybody in the business should carry the parts. It might even be possible to carefully straighten the O2 valve.
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Thanks LLoyd. I was hoping to get them over the internet as it's much more convenient for me. I searched some of the on line welding supply site and could find O-rings but not replacement valves. I will try the welding shop on my next trip. unfortunately I work hours that start before the shops open and get home after they close.
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A lot of the bricks-n-mortar gas businesses have web presences, also.
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Or Air Liquide's sites.
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Great - That's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks again LLoyd Greg
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You also might give the local supplier a call and see if they run a truck route. We have a supply truck that comes by once a week, and a field rep that stops in a couple of times a month. If I need something that's not normally on the truck, I can call a day before the truck comes on his regular route and get it put on the truck.
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Minneapolis Oxygen doesn't operate a web retail business per se, but if you called them I'll bet they'd take care of your needs. The counter guys are knowledgable and helpful.
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Call the Minneapolis store, that's the HQ. They're open on Saturday mornings too.