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Flame King Propane Torch Kit Heavy Duty Weed Burner, 320,000 BTU with 6-ft Hose for Weed Burning, Melting Ice and Snow, and Roofing

Flame King

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Brand: Flame King

Color: Blue/Black/Brass

Features:

  • MULTI-PURPOSE PROPANE TORCH: More than just a WEED BURNER; it is also great for melting snow and ice, removing parking lot markings and paint, thawing frozen pipes and equipment, melting tar and asphalt, repairing roof and various woodworking projects
  • ERGONOMIC DESIGN: The easy grip handle allows you to have precise control and comfort during extended use minimizing the risk of slipping or dropping the torch; also comes with a safety lever valve for added control and protection
  • POWERFUL 320,000 BTU HEAT OUTPUT: Emits a powerful heat output of 320,000 BTU with a FLAME SIZE of up to 28 inches (2.33 FT) long; making this torch well-suited for heavy-duty jobs around the home and beyond
  • COMPATIBILITY: Works with standard propane cylinders
  • ARRIVES FULLY ASSEMBLED: This torch is 24 inches long and is ready to use right out of the box; includes a 6-foot hose, allowing you to access hard-to-reach areas and cover more ground without constantly moving the propane cylinder
  • CSA CERTIFIED: Tested and certified to meet specific safety and performance standards established by CSA; safe to use and reliable for various applications
  • ONE-YEAR WARRANTY: 1-Year Manufacturer's Defect Warranty
  • SAFETY FIRST: Before using the torch, ensure you have the recommended safety gear, including goggles and heavy work gloves; wear close-fitting long-sleeved shirts and pants to protect your limbs; face the torch downwind when igniting it