Description
A butane torch nozzle turns a standard card-type gas can into a powerful handheld flame for camp, the BBQ and the workshop. It works with the can inverted, uses automatic ignition, and the flame can reach about 1300 degrees, enough to melt gold, silver, copper, aluminum and tin, though not steel or iron. It is a genuinely versatile flame that does far more than a standard lighter.
At camp it is handy for lighting stubborn firewood or charcoal, and in the outdoor kitchen it can sear steak or caramelize toppings. A typical gas can lasts around 1.5 to 2 hours of use. For an easy start, let the gas flow for two seconds, turn the valve back to the minimum and then ignite. The all-metal build is made for normal outdoor conditions at the campsite or in the backyard.
Keep a safe distance between the flame and what you are heating, and give the nozzle time to cool after extended use to protect its life. If you are adding versatile camping tools to your kit, a butane torch nozzle earns its place for fire lighting, cooking and small repairs.
Key features
– Attaches to card-type butane gas cans used inverted
– Automatic ignition for quick, match-free lighting
– Flame reaches about 1300 degrees for melting soft metals
– One gas can lasts roughly 1.5 to 2 hours
– Handy for lighting fires, searing food and small jobs
– Metal construction built for normal outdoor conditions
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