The BTS-8071 Trigger Start Handy Torch is a easy-carrying and multi-purpose torch which meets the highest quality standards in the portable gas torch industry. Professionally designed for easy-carry and safe-to-use in all circumstances, no matter big or small jobs.

• Flexible with popular fuel gases on market, such as MAPP, MAP-pro and Propane gas. Versatile with all working conditions, even including the hard-reaching shallow spaces such as under sinks, under roof, under vehicle and etc.
• The trigger-start ignition make it super easy to ignite the flame just by 1-click, build-in adjustable flame control knob can freely size the flame so you can easily switch between different tasks.
• Ergonomically designed handle is constructed by top-quality plastic to assure durability and lightweight, provide user with the most comforts to hold and operate for long time tasks.
• The stainless steel burner tube and combustion system are specially designed to generate strong triple-point flame, provides optimized heat output and precision combination.
• High quality manufactured stainless steel threading and regulator assure seal and regulated pressure for consistent performance even when tiled or momentarily inverted.
• With recommended BLUEFIRE MAPP gas, this torch can easily handle soft soldering tasks, brazing copper pipes, heat treating, harden steel, thawing pipes, removing tile and paints, loosen rusty bolts and all other home and commercial purposes. Perfect tool for plumbing, air-conditioning, automobile repair and body work, DIY tasks, crafts and hobbies, garden and outdoor uses and etc.

For Our Customers FAQ:

BTS-8071 is designed with a longer gas valve track to prevent accidentally ignition. When first igniting, customers are recommended to open the gas valve to the maximum until heese sound is heard, after successfully igniting, then you can freely adjust the gas valve lower to any desire flame.

In cold weather operations, to prevent the fuel gas freeze causing unsuccessful ignition, users are recommended to shake the gas cylinder several times before screw on the torch to start fire.