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Specifications:
- Very stylish and elegant
- This Butane Cigarette Lighter works great, lights up every time
- Highly adjustable output, you can make giant flames if you need to
- All metal, with a nice polish, and decent weight
- Multifunction cigarette lighter
- Exquisite with pocket size for convenient to carry in the pocket
- With the durable construction and compact design, this Butane Torch Lighter is collectible as well as practical
- Ultra hot concentrated torch flame is hot enough to melt penny and other metal such as copper, god, silver, tin and aluminum
- Adjustable flame style (torch or conventional flame)
- This butane torch cigar lighter is great for hobby, lab or jewelry work
- The butane torch cigar lighter is easy to refill with standard butane
- Come in a stylish gift box so this Butane Torch Lighter make a great present
- This Butane Torch Lighter is made of high quality metal for a sturdier feel
Details:
- This high quality, super premium butane jet lighter is the only choice for the advanced cigar smoker
- Best butane lighter is stylish, portable and convenience to use
- Fashionable looking appearance, butane cigarette lighter may adept your noble flavor and taste
- Refillable butane jet lighter is totally different from the traditional lighters
How Does a Butane Lighter Work?
Operation- On the inside of a lighter there is a wick. This gets soaked in butane and is ultimately what sustains the flame when you use your fingers to light it. When you press down the button on the lighter to ignite the flame a small piece of metal is struck against a flint, which creates a spark. At the same time, a small valve is opened which releases gas into the lighter. The spark ignites the wick which ignites the gas which produces the flame. Letting go of the button stops the process completely by cutting off the gas
Refilling
- The process of refilling a butane lighter is simple. On the bottom of the unit is a hole referred to as the "refill hole." Once you've purchased a can of butane from any gas station or tobacco shop, press the nozzle of the can into the hole. Squeeze the can to release butane into the lighter. The lighter will make a hissing noise as butane is replacing air. When the hissing noise stops, the lighter is full
Blue Flame
- The flame on a butane lighter needs both oxygen and fuel to ignite. A butane lighter ignites 100% of the gas, which is why the flame burns a blue color. The temperature of the flame tops out at around 1300 degrees. On a regular lighter the butane gas does not completely burn, which is why the flame will be an orange color
Freezing
- Butane lighters have been historically hard to light when the weather is approaching freezing levels. This is because to ignite, gas has to vaporize inside the lighter. As the temperature gets colder, the boiling point of butane drops, which makes less gas burn up inside the lighter which in turn makes the lighter more difficult to light. You can temporarily fix this, however, by keeping the lighter in your pocket or making a fist around it to warm up the butane
How to Fill a Butane Lighter Correctly?
Ever wonder how to fill your butane lighter? Sometimes even after it seems you have filled it correctly it still doesn't work. It can be hassle, but when done right, can save you a bundle of cash- Locate the filter valve. Normally it's on the bottom of your lighter. It will look like a small port with a + and - sign on each side
- Invert your refill can and press the nozzle lightly into the filter valve. Be careful not to press it in too hard. You should hear a loud hiss as the butane fills the lighter. Some excess fluid may leak out during this process. Don't worry it is perfectly normal
- Remove refill quickly. It only takes about 3 seconds to fill most size lighters
- Once full adjust the filter valve turning it left to right with your finger nail. This is a very important step in ensuring your lighter works properly
Package Included:
- 1 x Lighter
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D. Walt
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01-05-2011- Other Thoughts: This has saved me several times -- much easier to replace the fuse in this than in the truck -- so when I do dumb things and overload it the fuse in the plug blows and not the truck. I like it.
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A. Post
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01-11-2011- Other Thoughts: This lighter works pretty well overall. The dual torch flames are helpful, however if using as a pipe lighter, a triple flame might work better as the two flames create a sort-of line shape to the functional flame, which works, but is a bit strange.
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David t
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02-11-2011- Other Thoughts: I have no no issues with leaks/pressure so far (about a month in) and the refill valve functions as its supposed to. Overall I recommend this torch highly, however a triple flame may be better for some applications.
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Grant
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05-29-2012- Other Thoughts: Well finished refillable metal lighter with a good ignition. Note that this is just a candle flame lighter and does not have dual-flame capability (ie. no jet torch flame) as advertised.
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W. Maxwell
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03-30-2011- Other Thoughts: Nice little lighter. I do not smoke cigars or pipes, I bought this lighter because I hate using disposable lighters (when you throw something away, what does away mean?). I use the lighter for hiking and emergency situations or when the lights go out and I need to light a candle. The lighter has two jets with enough propane to do some minor soldering if needed. The body of the lighter is either aluminum or cast steel. The lighter has a nice weight to it and the design is not bad. I do not carry it around with me on a daily basis so I can't comment on how the finish will hold up to coins and keys. Nice product and worth the money as well as helping to keep the plastic disposable lighters out of the landfill, gutters and sidewalks.
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- How is a cigar lighter diferent from a cigarette lighter?
There is no real difference, but there are specialty lighters made expressly for cigars. Zippos can be used and it does not 'leave' a bad taste on the cigar. It will initially but will disappear within a puff or two. Matches will also leave a 'bad' taste unless you allow the sulfur to initially burn off before lighting a cigar. A butane lighter does burn cleanly and will not affect taste from the get-go. The best thing to get is a torch lighter. Colibri, Prometheus, Vektor and Xikar are a few well known brands. Colibri's have been notorious in the past for being junky, but all torch lighters require a little more care than a regular butane lighter.
- Can't find reason why cigar lighter does not work, fuse is ok?
There is usually pretty easy access to the lighter socket and the power wire behind it, disconnect the wire and see if you have power there. If you don't, there is a break between fuse box and socket. If you do, the element is burned out in the lighter. Happens all the time. A trip to the auto parts store and a new element or lighter "pop-out" will get you puffing again. There is no need to touch the stogie to the element at all. If you remember to just hold the element near the stogie it will light perfectly without ever touching it. The element will last for gazillions of lights cuz it never gets dirty.
- How do I install a cigar lighter in my boat to be used for spotlights, gps, marine radio or other electronics?
Buy a cigarette lighter kit and possibly an inline fuse holder from a parts store that includes the lighter housing and retaining ring....drill a hole where you want to mount the lighter using the lighter housing and retainer as a guide to the size of the hole....the hole has to be big enough for the lighter housing to fit into but not too big that the retainer won't be able to grab onto the area where it mounts. The retaining ring usually screws onto threads that are on the lighter housing and as you screw them together, the retainer will tighten onto the material of the area where you mount the lighter. Make sure to pick a mounting area with thin metal, wood or plastic since there is not much threads on the lighter housing to accomodate anything very thick. Some lighter kits come with a mounting bracket that you simply screw to an area and then attach the lighter unit to the bracket. Then wire the center post on the back of the lighter unit to a battery positive terminal with an inline fuse holder or a tap on the fuse panel or other fused 12V power wire and wire the ground side terminal of the lighter unit to the battery negative or a common ground point on the fuse panel or other negative wire.
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