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- Net Weight – 250 Grams. Gross Weight – 350 Grams.
- Nozzle/Pin-type Canister.
- UN 2037 + EN417 Compliant.
- 0.2 mPa @ 30 °C. Perfect for Stoves, Camping and Culinary Applications.
- Composition: Propane (2%), ISOButane (23%), N-Butane (75%).
The Ultimate Green Fuel
Here are a few advantages of using butane gas while on the trail.
- Butane is Inexpensive.
- Butane Works Quickly.
- Butane is Easy to Use.
- Butane is Less Toxic and Better for the Environment.
- Butane is Easy to Carry.
- Butane is Energy Efficient.
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Smaller and Lighter FuelButane stoves are usually smaller and lighter than propane stoves. They are sold in both single and double burner options. Like propane camp stoves, they can be moved from inside a camper to an outdoor picnic table. Many of them come with a handy carrying case. |
Storing Butane is easyStoring butane fuel canisters takes up less room than propane. The majority of the time, butane canisters come in 8-ounce sizes and easily stack inside an RV cabinet or pantry. Just be sure to keep canisters away from flames or wet areas since they can rust. |
Butane fuel is less expensive and less toxicButane fuel is less expensive and less toxic than propane fuel. While the flame is not as hot as propane, it does burn about 10 to 12 percent more efficiently than propane in similar environments |
The butane blow torch can be useful in the kitchen.
The butane blow torch is commonly used to caramelize sugar on creme brulee, brown the top of the meringue, roast vegetables and melt cheese or chocolate.
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Butane Gas for DIY ProjectsBlowtorches are also useful for craft projects ranging from glass blowing to decorative powdercoating. They even have culinary applications, as a butane-fuelled torch is needed for caramelising the top of a crème brûlée. |
BUtane Gas for Welding, Brazing, SolderingButane and propane are similar gases that can be used alone as fuel gases or mixed together. Butane and propane have a lower flame temperature than acetylene. Butane-Propane are more frequently used for soldering, brazing and heating. |
Butane gas for chefsA professional Chef’s Torch adds the finishing touch to your culinary creations. Ideal for browning meringues, caramelising sugar, flaming desserts, crisping joints of meat, skinning tomatoes and general food styling. |
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