- Perfect for precision light soldering and hobby work
- Features a built-in push-button igniter
- Includes micro flame torch and soldering tip
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- California residents
- 3 interchangeable settings: fine solder, hot air blower and pencil flame
- Trigger ignition easily ignites and extinguishes flame
- For use with butane fuel, such as the Bernzomatic 5.5 oz. butane cylinder
- Pinpoint flame for detailed work
- Continuous flame lock keeps torch lit
- Adjustable flame control easily sizes flame for different applications
- CPSC approved child resistant ignition
- Limited 3-year warranty
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Product Overview
- Perfect for precision light soldering and hobby work
- Features a built-in push-button igniter
- Includes micro flame torch and soldering tip
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can this product solder sterling silve?
Asked by eieo August 19, 2015Yes, but torch size is relative to the amount of metal you are working with because the metal needs to be heated evenly for solder to flow. The bigger the piece of metal, the hotter the torch needs to be. If you are working on small projects like rings or earrings and this torch is not working for you, make sure your metal is very clean and use an appropriate jewelry flux with it, if you are not using paste solder.
does it come full of fuel?
Asked by puccaj March 18, 2016No
is a way to control temperature to this torche
Asked by felix January 9, 2016on the right top palm side of the handle or support of the tool.
Would this torch be decent for knifemaking
Asked by Xinfinite137 March 18, 2019Hello, and thank you for your question. This torch operates on butane, which is one of the cooler burning fuels. This would not heat to the temperature you would need for this type of use application. If you do make the decision to upgrade to a torch more designed to this use case, I would recommend the TS4000, high heat torch as it offers a lifetime warranty and is operational with both propane and the hotter burning MapPro. If you have any additional questions, please contact us at: Bernzomatic@WorthingtonIndustries.com or at 1-877-324-4091. Thank you.
Will the frame on this torch melt after being left on to long?
Asked by ThisGuy74063 January 4, 2017Yes if you have the soldering tip installed and you leave the torch turned on for length of time it will melt the frame and the inside of the torch and it will fall apart
Do you have to be 18 to buy this torch?
Asked by Jace May 15, 2016I don't see why not........
Can this be used on food items,ex. CremeBrûlée?
Asked by Cihelen June 15, 2016Yes I use it on a Portuguese custard cup to brown the custard and the pastry she'll
Is the hot air function suitable for circuit board rework
Asked by Jd December 27, 2015yes
Would this item be useful in quickly browning a steak that has been cooked with a soux vide? A so...
Asked by Dave February 12, 2020No, this torch is definitely too small for searing steaks. I’ve used it for creek brûlée but that’s it. I cook sous vide all the time. I recommend using a TS-8000 propane torch with a Searz All attachment for sous vide searing as an alternative
Torch Stainless Steel
Asked by DanVal January 21, 2016Not sure of what you meant,but you can not torch cut stainless steel metal,you must use a plasma cutter for that application. If you do want to solder S.S. to S.S. using Silver solder and a special paste,you can bond the two together, You did not mention of what thickness of the 2 metals,anything that is at least 1/8" using this torch,can be done. Any more thicker of 1/8" will require a bigger torch style of gas system,more likely a acetylene gas and co2 gas will get the job done right.
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