Basic Little Torch Starter Set
Basic Little Torch Starter Set
SKU: 8301002
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$199.95
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Product Specifications
Product Specifications
Brand:
Smith
Country of Origin:
United States of America
Product Description
The Little Torch™ by Smith is a must for any bench jeweler. With 5 tip sizes included, you can produce a flame as small as a thin thread or large enough to cast up to three ounces of gold or silver, reaching temperatures up to 6,300°F. It's ideal and reliable for a myriad of jewelry tasks in repair, retail, or manufacturing settings.
- Precision brazing: Works with an unlimited range of materials, from less than 0.001" copper wire to 16-gauge steel.
- Accurate heating: Heats the tiniest elements with accuracy and solders both hard and soft materials.
- Lightweight, balanced body: Rugged aluminum alloy body weighs only 0.5 oz. and is well-balanced for easy maneuvering in areas impossible to reach with a conventional tool.
- Precise flame control: Pencil-style handle directs the flame exactly where you want it for a clean, professional job.
- Flexible hoses: Thin, extremely lightweight hoses add flexibility, giving you infinite control at an infinite variety of settings and sizes.
- Fuel Compatibility: Works with acetylene, propane, natural gas, or hydrogen as the fuel gas. Do not switch fuels once used. See "important info" below.
This system includes:
- Torch handpiece
- Two 8-foot hoses (one fuel, one oxygen) with “B” fittings (9/16" thread)
- Five torch tips, sizes #3 through #7
Important Info:
- “B” fittings (9/16"-18 thread) are the U.S. standard, so customers outside the U.S. should confirm their tank/regulator fittings match before ordering, or plan to source local adapters.
- While the Little Torch™ can run on acetylene, propane, natural gas, or hydrogen, only one fuel gas should ever be run through a given set of hoses. Switching fuels through the same hoses lets residual gases mix, which can create an explosion hazard. If you want to use a different fuel gas, use a separate, dedicated set of hoses.