MAPP/MAP/PROPANE Gas Torch,Torch Head,Use Brazing, Copper Pipe Connection, Maximum Flame Temperature 3600℉(1300℃)

The torch works well. The only issue is that in order to set the flow the trigger has to be pulled once to increase flow to hear it hiss, and then release and pull trigger again to ignite the gas.

Bought this to replace Benzomatic. Working nicely after a couple of uses for home owner repairs

Installed on small bottle of propane.Adjusted the gas flow. Pulled the trigger and it fired right up. To my surprise when I let go it went out. Should have read the directions first. It does have a lock so that you czn kerp it on.In the past i have done some close quarters work with my old unit. Once i got it lit I would have to keep it on.This unit is AWESOME. I was using it to install some poly pipe fittings . Hit the trigger , instant heat. Quick swipe of the pipe let up on trigger , its out.Highly recommend this product.

I like the fact its multi gas. The features on it work well. Can be a pain with the lock in, but that is minor.My use is for lighting the grill, metal use and soldering. Among other things. over all been good.wish they made one in a hook for soldering.

My job offers similar ones for free but I bought this one before I knew about it and tried this out on the hand held tanks and it works great. Allows you to have a lock to keep the flame lit, otherwise you have to hold it down or everytime you let go of the trigger, it’ll kill the flame.

Lights up fast and is easy to use.It is well made and appears that it will last a long time. I like the fact that when you release the trigger it turns off.

Functions just like the brand it copies. A feature of this one I like is the adjustable gas output, and hence flame intensity. I use it to light my wood stove and with the mini flamethrower the highest setting produces it lights it in a hurry.

This appears to be a well made torch (China) with a design flaw that caused me to return it.The threads for the tank are 2mm + shorter than my existing Bernzomatic (USA made) torch, which engages the mapp gas tank valve and releases gas while I'm still trying to get the tank screwed on/sealed (photo). On my Bernzomatic the torch threads are deeper and the tank is screwed in a full turn or so before the torche's center plunger pushes the tank valve open. With this torch it is more difficult to get the threads started, and gas puffs out in my face while I'm fumbling with it.Additionally, this torch makes a loud whistling sound beyond the sound of the flame itself. This may be caused by their turbo feature, but my other torch has a turbo flame feature and the whistling is more muted and then stops when the flame is the correct size.Consequently, I returned this torch and bought an American made Bernzomatic 8000 mapp/propane torch for more $. I have two Benzomatic propane torches that are10+ years old and still work great - I shouldn't have taken the Chinese gamble on a cheaper unit.