Smith Little Torch Soldering Welding & 5 Tips, Hoses

Smith Little Torch Soldering Welding & 5 Tips, Hoses Review

Smith Little Torch Soldering Welding & 5 Tips, Hoses Feature

• Makes a thread-thin flame up to 6300 degrees F.
• Welds: Fuses materials as thin as .001" up to 16 gauge
• Brazes: Joins steel, brass, copper, silver, and gold.
• Solders: For soft or hard (silver) soldering
• Heats: Softens or melts metals, glass, even ceramics

Smith Little Torch For Jewelry Repair, Manufacture, Hobby, Crafts, Electronics Repair, Metal Sculpture, Plumbing and Glass Blowing. This is a new Little Torch. Smiths Little Torch welds an unlimited range of materials, brazes and solders the tiniest elements with ease, yet produces enough heat to weld steel up to 1/8" thick or melt 3 oz. of silver. Infinite Control. Weighing only 1.5 ounces, The Little Torch is easily maneuvered in areas impossible to reach with conventional torches. Variety of Flame Settings and Sizes. Produces a perfectly controlled, stable flame hot enough to melt commercially weldable metals, glass and ceramics with thread-thin flames up to 6000 degrees F. Unmatched Flexibility. Works with any commercially used fuel gas, and strong, flexible hoses connect to any standard pressure regulator. When you pick up The Little Torch, you know immediately that you are holding a magnificent instrument which will enable you to extend your skills far beyond all previous limits. Whether you are in the first stages of learning your craft or have mastered it completely with more limited tools, The Little Torch will open a new world of possibilities for you. This superbly balanced torch with a rugged aluminum alloy body weighs only 1.5 ounces. The Little Torch features a thin, extremely lightweight hose which provides added maneuverability. In short, The Little Torch is designed to meet the most exacting industrial standards for a small, multipurpose torch. The Little Torch has unmatched flexibility -- it can be used with several fuels including acetylene, hydrogen, propane, propylene, MAPP, or natural gas. It produces a perfectly controlled, completely stable flame hot enough to melt commercially weldable metals, glass and even ceramics. The included tips provide a wide range of flame lengths and heat output for various metals and thickness.