Gas-Flo - Propane Torches

Getting to Know Gas-Flo Propane Torches

Gas-Flo propane torches and accessories offer powerful, reliable solutions for industrial and professional applications, including roofing, ice melting, and heat sealing. Engineered for durability and precision, these tools feature robust steel construction, adjustable flame control, and compliance with recognized safety standards. Supported by a comprehensive range of high-pressure regulators, hoses, and fittings, Gas-Flo equipment ensures compatibility and safety in demanding gas-handling environments. Their components meet international standards, making them a trusted choice for users requiring high-performance, customizable gas solutions.

Why Choose Gas-Flo - Propane Torches?

Gas-Flo propane torches are a top choice for professionals due to their high-quality construction, reliable ignition systems, and efficient flame control. Designed for durability and performance, these torches offer consistent heat output, making them ideal for a range of applications, including roofing, weed control, and general heating tasks. These propane torches are available at our Canadian warehouse. You can also check them out below:

Durable Propane Torch Hose & Regulator Assembly

The Durable Propane Torch Hose & Regulator Assembly is a high-performance, CSA-certified accessory designed to extend the reach and improve the efficiency of propane torches. Featuring a durable 1/4" ID hose, a secure hard nose POL inlet connection, and a 350 PSI rating, these fully assembled units offer reliable, leak-free operation in various environments. Ready to use out of the box, they provide a safe, versatile, and hassle-free solution for both professional and general propane torch applications.

Efficient Propane Tank Purge Kit

The Efficient Propane Tank Purge Kit is a reliable, professional-grade tool designed for fast and efficient propane tank purging. It includes a pre-set 15 PSI regulator, a three-foot flexible Type 1 rubber hose, durable forged brass adapters, and a C.G.A.-approved 3.16 vapour ball valve. These high-quality components ensure safe pressure control, secure connections, and ease of use, making it an essential kit for maintaining propane tanks and ensuring their safe operation.

Gas-Flo ST3 Propane Torch

The Gas-Flo ST3 Propane Torch is a 32-inch, heavy-duty tool designed for industrial tasks such as roofing, ice melting, and heat sealing. Featuring a durable welded steel head, brass orifice, needle valve for flame control, and a non-slip steel handle, it delivers 375,000 BTU at 40 LBS psi for powerful heat output. Certified by CSA and cUS for safety, this torch offers both performance and reliability.

FAQs

1. Why won’t my propane torch stay lit or keep going out?

A propane torch that won’t stay lit is often caused by a clogged nozzle, insufficient gas flow, or a faulty regulator. Dirt or debris inside the tip can restrict flame stability, while low pressure or a nearly empty tank can cause flickering. Ensure all connections are tight, the nozzle is clean, and the tank has adequate fuel; replacing old or defective components may also resolve the issue.

2. Can I use a propane torch upside down or at an angle?

Most standard propane torches are designed for upright use, and turning them upside down can disrupt fuel flow, especially if using a 1-lb tank. However, some torches feature a “swirl” or “inverted use” design that allows operation at various angles without sputtering—always check your model’s specs before using it in non-vertical positions.

3. What materials can I safely heat or weld with a propane torch?

Propane torches are ideal for soldering copper pipes, loosening rusted bolts, heating metal for bending, and light brazing. They reach temperatures up to 3,600°F with air (not hot enough for welding steel, which requires oxy-acetylene). They’re best suited for soft metals and light-duty metalwork, not heavy welding or cutting.

4. Is it safe to use a propane torch indoors?

Using a propane torch indoors is possible but requires strict safety measures, including excellent ventilation, carbon monoxide detection, and avoiding flammable surroundings. Only use torches indoors for brief, targeted tasks like plumbing repairs, and never in enclosed or unventilated areas to prevent gas buildup and fire hazards.

5. How do I properly dispose of an empty propane torch cylinder?

Empty propane cylinders must be handled as hazardous waste unless explicitly marked “disposable” and completely vented. Do not throw them in household trash. Instead, bring them to a hazardous waste facility or check with local recycling centers—some offer special collection programs for pressurized containers.