Torch questions answered
Short, direct answers to the questions buyers and their customers ask most.
Why won't my butane torch light?
A butane torch that clicks but will not light is usually empty, cold, freshly filled or clogged. Six checks in order.
How to refill a butane torch
Refill a butane torch in five steps: cool down, invert, press the canister straight, stop when full, wait before lighting.
How long does a butane torch last per fill?
Burn time per fill for butane torches: about 20 minutes for pocket torches and about 30 minutes for culinary torches in our catalog.
How hot does a butane torch get?
Catalog flame temperatures for our butane torches range from 1100 °C to 1350 °C. What the figure means and what it does not.
Can you use a butane torch indoors?
Kitchen torches are made for indoor use with ventilation. Safety rules for torches and why camping stoves must never be used in tents or cars.
Propane or butane for a weed burner?
Weed burners use propane because it keeps its pressure in cold weather and supports a large flame. Why butane is a poor fit outdoors.
Why does a butane torch sputter?
A sputtering butane torch usually has liquid gas reaching the nozzle after a refill, cold gas, or a dirty nozzle. How to fix each.
What is piezo ignition?
Piezo ignition makes a spark by squeezing a crystal when you press the trigger: no battery, no lighter. Why buyers prefer it.
Can a butane torch be shipped?
Torches can ship empty. Butane and propane are dangerous goods for air and express transport, so torches leave the factory without gas.
How to choose a culinary torch
Choose a kitchen torch by tank size, base stability, safety lock, flame adjustment and refill valve. A checklist for buyers.
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