Torch Lighter

Torch Lighter

【PROFESSIONAL GRADE】Perfect for a professional chef or avid home bakers, our Torch Lighter provides unmatched flame consistency and reliability; Piezo press ignition allows for fast, immediate lighting. WARNING: To avoid too much internal pressure, Torches Should NOT Be Overfilled.
【ADJUSTABLE FLAME AND REFILLABLE】Our mini blowtorch features a gas flow regulator dial to easily adjust flame and a gas flow security lock when turned off; the torch can create a continuous flame up to 6 inches long with a temperature of 2370°F/1300°C. Quickly refill butane torch lighter with any brand of butane (not included). Please ensure the butane canister has the LONG UNIVERSAL REFILL TIP.
【COMFORT FINGER GUARD】The built in finger guard protects you from burns and extreme heat while torching and browning; torch is constructed with TUV CE certified aluminum and ABS plastic to ensure ergonomic comfort.
【MULTIPLE USES】The torch is not just for the kitchen and can be used in multiple ways; it’s great for sous vide, flambe, searing meat, bar cocktails, lighting a fire, cigars, dabs, BBQ grills, for camping, and for craft and artist work such as art resin.
【TURN UP THE HEAT ON YOUR GIFT GIVING】Once you discover the difference our culinary torch can make in the kitchen, you’ll want to share it with all of your friends and family! Your torch arrives in a deluxe gift box, so there’s no need for wrapping. Whether you are celebrating the marriage of close friends, or welcoming a family member to their new home, the Torch is sure to be a memorable and appreciated gift for many meals to come.

What is the difference between a butane lighter and a torch lighter?

The main differences between a butane lighter and a torch lighter lie in their flame characteristics, uses, and design:

Flame Characteristics:
• Butane Lighter: Produces a soft, yellow flame that is less intense and more diffused. It’s suitable for everyday tasks like lighting candles, cigarettes, or small fires.

• Torch Lighter: Generates a strong, blue flame that is highly focused and intense, similar to a blowtorch. This flame is wind-resistant and can reach higher temperatures, making it ideal for more demanding tasks.

Uses:
• Butane Lighter: Commonly used for general purposes such as lighting cigarettes, candles, and small stoves. It’s convenient for everyday use but not suitable for high-precision tasks.

• Torch Lighter: Often used for activities requiring a precise and powerful flame, such as lighting cigars, culinary tasks like caramelizing sugar, and even small-scale welding or soldering.

Design and Fuel Delivery:
• Butane Lighter: Typically has a simple design with a sparkwheel or push-button ignition. The flame is produced by igniting butane gas released from a small nozzleh.

• Torch Lighter: Features a more complex design with a jet nozzle that propels the flame. It uses butane gas as well, but the delivery system creates a more concentrated and powerful flame.

In summary, while both lighters use butane as fuel, torch lighters are designed for tasks that require a more intense and focused flame, whereas butane lighters are suitable for everyday, general-purpose use. Do you have a specific use in mind for one of these lighters?

Is torch lighter safe?

Torch lighters can be safe to use if you follow proper safety guidelines. Here are some key tips to ensure safe handling:

1. Read the Instructions: Always read the manufacturer’s instructions before using a torch lighter. Each model may have specific operating guidelines.

2. Keep Away from Face and Body: When igniting or adjusting the flame, keep the lighter away from your face and body to avoid accidental burns.

3. Avoid Extreme Temperatures: Do not expose the lighter to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight, as this can cause the butane to expand and potentially lead to malfunctions or accidents.

4. Turn Off After Use: Ensure the lighter is turned off after each use to prevent accidental ignition.

5. Proper Storage: Store the lighter in a cool, dry place away from heat sources and direct sunlight. This helps prevent the butane from expanding and leaking.

6. Do Not Overuse: Avoid using the lighter for extended periods, as this can cause it to overheat.

By following these safety tips, you can use torch lighters effectively and safely.