Propane Torch Burner Weed Torch with High Output 800,000 BTU Heavy Duty Blow Torch 30" Detachable Long Arm Propane Weed Torch & Flame Control Valve for Garden,Stumps,Wood,Melting Ice,Snow Road,Roofing
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Why We Love It
- Incredibly high heat output.
- Durable and reliable construction.
- Versatile multi-purpose tool.
Main Highlights
- Important Note:PROPANE TANK NOT INCLUDED
- Durable Construction: Our weed burner torch for propane tank is crafted from high-temperature resistant metal, with a ceramic and alloy copper ignition port, ensuring safe and deformation-free usage, making it an ideal premium weed torch
- High Heat Output: The flame temperature of our Propane Torch Burner can reach up to 3600 degrees Fahrenheit, generating heat of up to 800,000 BTU. Its 2" wide flame outlet can release a powerful and steady flame, suitable for most needs, helping you efficiently complete tasks
- Durable and Comfortable: The weed torches for outside comes with a 30" extended pole, allowing you to stay away from the flame during use, eliminating the need to bend over for weeding work and preventing backaches. Its connectors and gas canister interface are made of pure copper with a double-sealed design to ensure no gas leakage. All steel parts are heat-treated for high temperature resistance.
- Ease of Operation:After opening the gas valve, the one-click ignition device makes operation extremely simple. Flame size can be adjusted by controlling the knob, while the handle features intricate patterns, is non-slip, and offers comfortable grip. It can be connected to Propane Fuel Cylinders with all CGA 600 standard interfaces, or standard liquid propane (requires separately purchased connecting hose)
- Versatile: This flame thrower fire gun can be used to burn weeds and leaves, melt snow/ice, barbecue meat or fish, start fires, weld, burn wood grain, soften asphalt, and remove paint from non-flammable surfaces, making it ideal for home, garden, farm, industrial, and construction use
- Tips for Use:Turn the knob slightly counterclockwisefrom about 90°-120° , 90° is thebest angle for first ignition