Bernzomatic

Bernzomatic Torches, Rods and Soldering Tools
Bernzomatic offers propane and butane torches, torch heads and torch kits, along with welding and brazing rods, a spark lighter and a cordless soldering iron. The torches range from fine-detail tools for crafts and jewelry work to larger propane torches for campfires, grills and backyard projects.

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Buying Guide: Choosing a Bernzomatic Torch or Rod

Torches and Torch Heads
Bernzomatic makes handheld torches such as the FirePoint precision torch, the QuickFire propane torch for lighting campfires and grills, and the Outdoor Blaze torch. The TS4000T torch head is used with 14.1 oz MAP-Pro and 14.1 oz and 16 oz propane fuel cylinders. Check the fuel type and cylinder size your torch takes before buying a head.

Welding and Soldering Rods
Rods come in aluminum, copper, nickel brazing and bronze brazing types, for example in a size of 1/5 in. D x 12 in. L. Aluminum rods are used for repairing aluminum windows, doors, gutters and siding, while copper phosphorus rods suit refrigeration, electrical and plumbing work on copper tubes and pipes.

Kits, Lighters and Soldering Iron
The ST2200 3-in-1 torch kit is designed for fine soldering, jewelry repairs, craft projects and heat shrinking wire, and it is refillable with butane. The Spark Lighter is used to light manual-ignition torches and appliances. The cordless soldering iron offers a soldering tip, hot air blower and micro torch settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Bernzomatic make?
Bernzomatic offers torches, torch heads, torch kits, welding and brazing rods, a spark lighter and a cordless soldering iron. Products cover precision crafts, metal repair, plumbing and electrical work, and outdoor flame projects.

How do I choose the right torch head or fuel?
Match the part number or size on your old torch head before ordering. Check which fuel cylinder type the head takes, such as MAP-Pro or propane, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for use.

Which rod should I use for my metal?
Use aluminum rods for aluminum, copper phosphorus rods for copper tubes and pipes, and bronze or nickel brazing and welding rods for brazing and welding jobs. Check the product details for the working temperature and tensile strength before you start.

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