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Torch - Stingray - Blue

Torch - Stingray - Blue

SOL-708

6" x 3-1/2" x 1-1/3"

Made in Taiwan

$49.95 USD
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Torch - Stingray - Blue

Heats to 2500°F. Use for metal clay firing and small soldering jobsA powerful, portable butane refillable torch. The Stingray features a high quality anodized finish, gas flow adjustment lever and sturdy base for hands free work.  The Stingray's 2500F degree flame and instant ignition system makes this tool a must have for any professional repair job.  The new safety lock is a unique safety feature that locks off ignition for extra safety!  Just release the lock and press the ignition for one of the most powerful flames available.  Powerful wind resistant torch flame.  Comes with a detachable stand.

Burn Time: approx. 1-1/2 - 2 hours
Flame Length: 1/2" x 1-1/4"

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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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I like my new torch

"I haven't used it a lot yet, but I am happy so far"

— Gnaholbert (4/5)

I like my new torch

"I haven't used it a lot yet, but I am happy so far"

— Gnaholbert (4/5)

Powerful Little Torch

"I love this torch. I have used a hardware store torch for 5 years and decided to purchase a more expensive one, what a great idea! My fusing is easier and more precise. It also holds more fuel, which means more uninterrupted work."

— Marcie J. (5/5)

Powerful Little Torch

"I love this torch. I have used a hardware store torch for 5 years and decided to purchase a more expensive one, what a great idea! My fusing is easier and more precise. It also holds more fuel, which means more uninterrupted work."

— Marcie J. (5/5)

Disappointed

"A bit disappointed that while using this for soldering, the flame runs out too quickly even after I fill it up with the butane. I also don't see how to shut the butane off besides locking it so maybe I'm missing something."

— Lh (3/5)

Disappointed

"A bit disappointed that while using this for soldering, the flame runs out too quickly even after I fill it up with the butane. I also don't see how to shut the butane off besides locking it so maybe I'm missing something."

— Lh (3/5)

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