6 best butane refill for torch

Product description

The Higher Standards X Blazer Butane is a premium-grade gas specially designed for use with all Blazer products, and any butane-powered tools from other brands. With nearly zero impurities, the Butane won’t clog tools with dirt and grime. Made in England, each long-lasting canister contains 10.95 fluid ounces of refined lighter fuel. Crafted from high-quality parts and materials, the Butane is equipped with a nozzle attachment under its cap that acts as an adapter. This fill-tip adapter fits a variety of lighter sizes.

• Higher Standards X Blazer Collaboration
• Refills Torches In 2–10 Seconds
• Fill-Tip Adapter
• Premium-Grade Gas
• Nearly Zero Impurities

Product description

Refined Butane Ultra Pure is a super refined butane refill can. Furthermore, Ultra Pure butane has less than 5 parts per million impurities parts per million. This butane is odorless and one of the most recommended torch lighter refill brands. That is because it won’t cause clogged burner valves or misfires. The can also comes with multiple tip adapters. Check out our full selection of butane and butane torches here. Ultra Pure Butane Refill Can Ultra Pure makes the best butane refill can on the market. Don’t settle for cheap imitations Whip it butane is imported from the United Kingdom and features some of the highest quality butane in Europe and the world. This high quality butane is some of the best refill long nozzle you can buy, hands down. Don’t settle for anything less than the best.

• Good for all lighter brands
• Comes in an aluminum cans 300 ml / 10.14 fl. oz.
• Pack of 12 Cans

Product description

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• 2.75 ounces (78 grams)
• For use with candle lighters, flexible necks, outdoor utility lighters, butane torch lighters, and the Ronson tech torch
• Universal tip fuels all leading butane lighters
• Will not clog burner valves, thus affecting flame height and function
• Low in non-volatile contaminates

User questions & answers

Question:	I'm looking for a replacement fuel cell with dimensions of 1.5" W, and 6.5" L. (60g). Will this fit
Answer:	No, most all hard hat adapters will not work with a full brim hard hat.
Question:	I am looking for butane cans to run my horn burner. They need to to have screw on top. Thin cans
Answer:	The hood adapter is adjustable and similar to other hood adapters I've used. It should fit any brand of hard hat.
Question:	How many refills is it
Answer:	No, I am not aware of any welding adapters for a full brim hard hat.
Question:	Why can’t this ship to California
Answer:	I'm pretty sure it will but not 100%

Product features

Ronson Butane Fuel

Candle Lighters

To refill the Zippo Candle Lighter, use Ronson Butane Fuel. Always refill the Candle Lighter in the position shown above. Place butane fuel nozzle into filling valve and dress several times with firm, even pressure. Hold for several seconds. Repeat if necessary. Wait at least 2 minutes after refueling before using.

Flex Neck Lighters

To refill the Zippo Flex Neck Lighters, use Ronson Butane Fuel. Always refill the Flex Neck in the position shown above. Place butane fuel nozzle into filling valve and depress several times with firm, even pressure. Hold for several seconds. Repeat if necessary. Wait at least 2 minutes after refueling before using.

Outdoor Utility Lighters

To refill the Zippo Outdoor Utility Lighter (OUL), use Ronson Butane Fuel. Always refill the OUL in the position shown above. Place butane fuel nozzle into filling valve and depress several times with firm, even pressure. Hold for several seconds. Repeat if necessary. Wait at least 2 minutes after refueling before using.

Tech Torch

To refill the Ronson Tech Torch use Ronson Butane Fuel. Before fueling, be sure that the black continuous flame button is released (gas trigger in 'off' position). Press white tip of the butane fuel vertically downward into the torch's fuel inlet valve on the torch bottom and apply firm pressure.Stop fueling when fuel sprays back. After filling the torch, allow a few minutes for the butane to stabilize before igniting.

About Ronson

Ronson was founded as Art Metal Works in Newark, NJ in 1886 by Louis V. Aronson. The company manufactured various decorative metal wares including bookends, paperweights, desk sets, lamps, miniatures, and other metal crafted items. Due to customer demand, Aronson began to explore the flame market and began manufacturing lighters in the early 1900s.

In 1910 Aronson was granted a patent for a spark producing ignition system named the 'Pist-o-liter' and in 1913 manufactured a pocket lighter named the 'Wonderlite'. In 1928, Ronson secured a patent for the revolutionary single-action 'Banjo' lighter, which offered both ignition and extiguishment in a single push. Through the decades Ronson continued to develop several styles of pocket, multi-purpose, and torch style lighters as well as accessories including lighter fluid, butane, and flints.

Today, Ronson is a member of the Zippo Manufacturing Company family of brands. Acquired in 2010, Zippo Manufacturing Company acquired substantially all of the assets of Ronson Consumer Products Corporation, Woodbridge, NJ, and Ronson Corporation of Canada Ltd.; and certain related assets of Ronson Corporation. The product line continues to be marketed and sold in the United States and Canada under the Ronson name at retailers.

Product description

4 cans Neon 5x butane refill fuel fluid lighter Ultra refined 5 times 10.14 oz Brand New original Neon 5x butane comes 4 cans 5 different pins to refill easily

• 4 can 5x butane
• Ultra Refined
• Universal gas lighter refill
• Nozzle adapter included

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this can fill the refillable kitchen torches
Answer:	It fits in the chuck like a standard 3/8 hex bit. You don't want to run this on a battery powered drill for mixing anything like drywall mud or grout.
Question:	made in usa
Answer:	Although I've never tried just running it in the drill, I really don't see how using it in mortar or drywall mud would make much difference perfectly straight or bent.

• 1.48 ounces (42 grams)
• For use with flex necks, candle lighters, outdoor utility lighters
• For use with butane lighters and butane torches
• Made in USA

User questions & answers

Question:	Does this work with cooking torches
Answer:	I'd say it depends on how many ingredients need to be listed on each label and the font/print size. These would work if layout was sized to fit.
Question:	how many times can I fill a single lighter with one can
Answer:	I have used the 2x4 sticker on mailer envelopes and they seem to stick well. However, just to be sure, I always put clear packing tape over the address label to make sure it doesn't get removed in mailing. The 2x4 I have found to be of adequate size for mailing any size package. I have used them for years and have no "cons" for them at all.
Question:	Will this only fill Zippo brand lighters
Answer:	No, you just run a Google search for the Avery product number. Once you have found it, you just download the template to your computer. It will open via Word. Then, type in address or whatever info you need, and hit print.
Question:	Is Zippo butane fuel triple filtered
Answer:	Most commercially available ink pens should write on these labels without any problem. Some inks may need longer to dry than others before they can be touched without smearing.

Product description

butane fuel with universal tip that fuels all leading butane lighters and kitchen and hobby torches

• butane fuel with universal tip that fuels all leading butane lighters and kitchen and hobby torches
• Low in non-volatile contaminants, which can cause burner valves to clog, affecting flame height and function
• 1 Count KKBESTPACK 6x7 Inch Microfiber Cloths
• Contains as much as butane fuel as 40 disposable lighters

User questions & answers

Question:	Are these plastic or steel tipped
Answer:	It's just the back of the torch it has no function
Question:	Can this be used for a bonfire
Answer:	Very ergonomic and comfortable
Question:	Does it have a long nozzle
Answer:	Get the butane which has the multiple tips. I use the yellow can. Its the smallest tip. Try the smallest tip and maybe move it around when inserted. I think it is a hit and miss with the tips because I have the same prible. M. When you find a tip to work don't get rid of it. When you buy a new can reuse the tip that is working. Hope this helps. By the way same issue with both lighters?
Question:	Will this work with a Thermocell container
Answer:	You turn the gas all the way off, get a butane canister with the long spout, press a screwdriver into the nozzle where the butane goes in to drain pressure, turn the lighter upside down, and press the canister into the hole firmly. DO NOT PUMP THE CANISTER.