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The FA-10 Flashback Arrestor is a torch-end safety device designed to prevent reverse gas flow and accidental mixing of oxygen and fuel gases in welding and cutting operations. Installed directly at the torch connection point, this arrestor provides critical protection against flashback incidents that can damage equipment and create hazardous conditions.
Built with internal check valves, this flashback arrestor stops reverse flow before gases can travel back through supply lines. The 9/16 to 18 TPI threaded connection ensures secure attachment to standard torch handles, while the compact design maintains maneuverability during cutting operations. Rated for cutting applications up to 10 inches maximum capacity, this arrestor delivers reliable protection without restricting normal gas flow or torch performance.
Key Features
Internal Check Valves — Dual-valve system prevents reverse flow and stops gases from mixing in supply lines
Torch-End Installation — Mounts directly at the torch handle for maximum protection at the point of use
Standard Thread Fit — 9/16 to 18 TPI threading compatible with industry-standard torch connections
10-Inch Cutting Capacity — Rated for cutting operations up to 10 inches maximum thickness
Compact Design — Low-profile construction maintains torch balance and operator control
Applications
Essential safety equipment for welding and cutting professionals working with oxygen-fuel gas systems. Used by metal fabricators, pipe fitters, maintenance technicians, and industrial contractors performing cutting, heating, and welding operations. Required on jobsites where reverse flow protection is mandated by safety protocols.
