This butane torch head turns a standard gas cassette canister into a handheld flame gun for lighting charcoal, searing a steak at the grill or brazing a small part in the garage. The brass barrel is about 12 cm long, with a rotary knob for flame size and an air door to tune the flame. It is part of our Home Essentials collection.
Key features
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Screws onto a cassette canister – the same canisters as tabletop stoves
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Adjustable flame – rotary knob and air door, up to 1300 degrees
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Brass and copper barrel – about 12 cm long, 20 mm across
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Many jobs – grill searing, fire lighting, small brazing
Specifications
| Fuel |
Butane cassette canister (not included) |
| Max flame temperature |
Up to 1300 degrees (seller's figure) |
| Barrel |
About 115 mm long, 20 mm across |
| Material |
Copper, brass-tone metal, plastic |
| Controls |
Rotary valve, air door |
In the box
- 1 butane torch head
- Gas canister not included
Safety
- Outdoor or well-ventilated use only; keep away from children.
- Never change or refill a canister near a flame, and let the nozzle cool before storing.
Frequently asked questions
What gas does the butane torch head use?
The butane torch head screws onto a standard butane cassette canister, the kind used by tabletop camping stoves; the canister is not included.
How hot does the butane torch head get?
The seller rates the butane torch head's flame at up to 1300 degrees, adjustable with the rotary knob and the air door.
What can I use the butane torch head for?
The butane torch head is used for lighting charcoal and campfires, searing food on a grill, and small brazing or soldering jobs outdoors.
Is the butane torch head safe to use indoors?
Use the butane torch head outdoors or in a well-ventilated space, away from children, and never change or refill a canister near a flame.
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