What are the parts of a garden blowtorch?
burner | ||
| The burner is the area of the blowtorch that determines the size and temperature of the flame. It can be of different shapes and sizes. For more information see What are the types of blowtorch burners? | |
Piezo ignition | ||
 | Piezo ignition allows you to light a blowtorch without the use of an external flame. For information on how the piezo ignition works, see What parts does a standard blowtorch consist of? | |
Processing | ||
 | The handle is used to control the direction and position of the flame, allowing the user to manipulate the blowtorch. | |
Flame control | ||
 | The flame regulator allows the user to control the size of the flame from a sharp, hot blue flame to a soft yellow flame. To create a hot flame, turn the flame regulator nozzle counterclockwise, and to set it to a colder flame or turn it off, turn it clockwise. | |
communication | ||
 | The coupling on the blowtorch allows you to attach it to a gas cartridge. The garden blow torch can have an EN417 (7/16″) connection or a CGA 600 connection (1″ thread). For more information see What parts does a standard blowtorch consist of? | |
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