Torches rated at 1350 °C
Short answer. These models are listed at 1350 °C in our catalog, the highest figure in our range. Flame temperature is measured at the hottest point of the flame; for most jobs flame size and gas flow matter as much.
Reading flame temperature
Catalog temperatures are manufacturer-stated values. A small hot flame can melt solder but will not light a grill quickly; a large propane flame does both. Use temperature as one line of the spec, not the headline.
See also how hot a butane torch gets.







