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The gohantee Brass Pencil Flame Propane Torch Head is a robust and versatile tool designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike. Made entirely of durable brass, it features a gas-regulated flame control valve for precise adjustments and a maximum working temperature of 1350℃. Its 360° rotation allows for easy use in various applications, from welding to crafting.
Manufacturer | gohantee |
Part number | HG0102-MAD |
Item Weight | 154 g |
Product Dimensions | 16 x 2.5 x 10 cm; 154 g |
Item model number | HG0102-MAD |
Color | Charcoal |
Material | Copper |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
S**Y
Does not work.
Does not work.
M**E
Works perfect
This was purchased for my husband. He says it works great and just what he needed. Good product for the price.
J**N
Utilitarian and efficient. Perfect for me/my needs.
Just a standard, well built, solid and effective little torch head. Sturdy for what it is so I don't have to worry about leaks. And it's got a nice, consistent blue flame. Perfect for heating up small pieces of ceramic/titanium quickly. Also uses significantly less fuel than the cooking torch I had opted for previously, while actually getting the job done much quicker and more effectively. Not as showy, but that works just fine for me. Nothing unnecessary. Easy to control the output/flame size. Also burns equally well with propane, butane, or isobutane.
D**I
Works well
It is used for a propane torch. It works great with no leaks. Exactly what I needed.
C**S
Not build correctly
This torch head is not built correctly. There should be a small orifice right below the vent holes. Without this orifice the propane flows out too slow and mixes with the air way to early causing huge unpredictable yellow flame that comes out right above your hand. The actual flame temperature is too low to do any kind of fire starting or soldering. Anyone who bought this unit should get their money back and the manufacture need to redesign it!
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