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BLUEFIRE 3' Hose MAPP Gas Soldering Mini Pen Torch Full Kit Multi-Function with Free Flint Lighter Hotter than Butane Pen Portable Welding Station Adjustable Flame Fuel by MAP Pro Propane Cylinder

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Pattern Name: Pro Full Kit


Features

  • PRO KIT - Professional's Ready-To-Go Kit with the Hosed Pen Torch, 6 x Relaceable Heads, Piezo Lighter, and the Storage Box. Upgraded CSA certified hose for more safety and Piezo igniter for higher ignition rate!
  • ALL PURPOSE - BLUEFIRE HT-1933 is a powerful and portable soldering torch station that would meet all your needs! No matter you are professionals or DIYers, if you need to do some precision projects that requires higher temperature than those Butane soldering torches, this soldering station is perfect tool for you!
  • ACCESSORIES - HT-1933 is equipped with 3' long hose, allowing you enough space to move around during working. It is manually ignited, more traditional and reliable, a FREE flint spark lighter are included! You can also check our store for interchangeable Soldering Iron Heads Set that specially designed for this torch, make this an ALL PURPOSE tool for almost all working needs.
  • FUEL VERSATILE - Compatible with all portable fuel gas on the market, such as MAPP, MAP/Pro, Propane.
  • HOTTER & EASIER - This torch is run by propane or MAPP bottles with USA standard CGA600 connection. Much Hotter than the Butane, able to reach to higher temperatures and handle more difficult works!
  • LONGER RUNNING TIME - With the USA standard fuel cylinders, the running time for this torch is much longer, as an example, for a bottle of 16.1 oz MAPP pre-filled cylinder, the running time for this torch is more than 6 hours without refill. NO MORE FREQUENT REFILLS REQUIRED!
  • BEST WITH MAPP - To get the best performance, we highly recommended to use our BLUEFIRE Mordern MAPP Gas with this torch. Please check our store to purchase.

Description

A MUST-HAVE PROPANE/MAPP GAS TORCH FOR YOUR MASTERPIECES: Use the propane/mapp gas powered soldering set in a wide range of different applications, from wood burning to wire soldering. TAKE CONTROL INTO YOUR OWN HANDS: Adjust flame from 1/2" to 2" with working temperature up to 3300° F, hands-free operation with the attachable base stand. OUR PROPANE SOLDERING TORCH IS MADE TO LAST: 100% Metal refillable fuel tank will last longer than common plastic tubes. Pre- tested for leakage and ignition capability. CONVENIENT HANDS-FREE FLAME LOCK- ON: The large tank capacity with standard propane or MAPP gas allows for up to 6-Hours run time so you can stay on the job. YOUR SAFETY IS OUR TOP PRIORITY: Newly designed with Ignition stopper to meet the U.S. CPSC-Child resistance standard requirements.


Color: Blue


Brand: BlueFire


Item Weight: 1.6 Pounds


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2.05 x 6.59 x 12.87 inches


Material: Alloy Steel


Color: ‎Blue


Brand: ‎BlueFire


Item Weight: ‎1.6 Pounds


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Maximum Temperature: ‎1300 Degrees Celsius


Product Dimensions: ‎2.05"L x 6.59"W x 12.87"H


Manufacturer: ‎bluefire


Part Number: ‎HT-1933-K


Item Weight: ‎1.59 pounds


Country of Origin: ‎Taiwan


Item model number: ‎HT-1933-K


Style: ‎Pro Kit


Pattern: ‎Pro Full Kit


Power Source: ‎Gas-powered


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎English/Standard


Usage: ‎Commercial/Residential


Included Components: ‎6x Replaceable Soldering Iron Heads, Flint Spark Lighter, Storage Box, Hosed Pen Torch


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎Limited Manufacturer Warranty for 1 year


Date First Available: February 1, 2022


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • almost sent it back for lack of instructions
Pattern Name: Pro Full Kit
I bought it after decades of buying butane soldering pens that work well at first, for small jobs anyway, and then degrade to uselessness over a period of months, particularly when sub-standard butane is used (and price/reputation is no predictor of a good batch, apparently). But this thing came with no instructions, and the video was more of a marketing tool than a step-by-step introduction to the workings of the torch itself. Plus, the piezo lighter is only good for the flame attachment, or possibly also for the soldering base but only before a tip is inserted. Since it would become instantly too hot to safely screw in a tip once lit, the only way I can see is to assemble fully the soldering iron, and then use a butane lighter. I hadn't seen Hao's review until just before writing my own. That would definitely have helped. But luckily I didn't have an experience like Vince's (see his video review). My tips for lighting, which I only stumbled upon while giving it one last chance before requesting a return label: the main adjustment, on the part that connects to the tank, opens for 7 and 1/2 half-turns (3 and 3/4 full turns). Open it 3 half-turns to light the torch. The adjustment on the torch handle (the blue thing) opens 1 and 1/2 half turns, or 3/4 of a turn. I opened it halfway (3/4 of a half-turn). I lit the torch tip at the catalyst, after attempting unsuccessfully to light it at the hole at the base of the tip. It flamed for a few seconds, then turned red, and I was good to go. It only took a few more seconds before the head melted solder, and I had my job done in under a minute. If it doesn't also degrade, this will have been my best purchase in a soldering iron in my life. Bluefire: produce an instructional PDF for fricksakes, and post it on your website! Make sure it covers all variants of the models! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2023 by John Comeau
    • Not for precision work until modified...
Pattern Name: Pro Full Kit
I'm currently building a bunch of 240 volt 50 amp cables. I like to solder the ends of the cooper wire to keep shorting whiskers from being a problem. In the past when doing one or two cables, I'd just use a propane cylinder with a standard plumber's torch. But, the setup isn't exactly a precision solution. I purchased this with the intent on using MAPP gas to solder tin the big-gauge cables. The problem is, the short 3' 1/8" (3.2mm) 20bar (~300psi) hose is far too stiff to move the torch around easily. As a fix, I've ordered a 10' air brush hose. A MAPP gas cylinder produces about 100psi. This is about the maximum pressure for such hose. I couldn't find any listings for burst pressure. I'll be anchoring the hose to the barbs with a wire clamp tool similar to the ClampTite offering. Also, the torch output seems to be rather inconsistent as it warms. Like being in the shower, as the pipes heat up, the hot water volume decreases. Just be aware and keep an eye out and adjust as necessary. The included spark igniter is useless. Have a Bic BBQ or candle lighter on-hand to use as a torch lighter. I'm sure once I massage the tool to get it to work the way I need it to, it will function well. But, the fact I have to do the work to make it work, kinda blows. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2023 by Russell Stephan
    • Sin palabras
Pattern Name: Pro Full Kit
Todo en tiempo satisfecho
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2023 by Humberto
    • most effective soldering iron ive ever used
Pattern Name: Pro Full Kit
The size is the key feature to outline in this review. Working with map gas gives the best result when soldering or using it as a torch. The hose is stiff and can make the fuel tank easy to knock over but setting the tank in a base helps with this issue. Over all great simple tool wish i had this years ago ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by Scotty Prevatt
    • Got it and I’m giving it a second chance
Pattern Name: Pro Full Kit
Im keeping it but it does feel off , I have to play around with it , it would turn off by itself sometimes. I’m using it for soldering/silversmithing projects , I think it might work for small components.
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2023 by Rocio
    • You better have prior experience of gas valves and cylinders and a sixth sense.
Pattern Name: Pro Full Kit
this product had very few instructions. When i hooked it up all the valves were open and flowing gas. it was a good thing i smelled it and had a draw fan. The only instructions were 2 sentences on the box. and a gagle of warnings.
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Robert M.
    • Product functions
Pattern Name: Pro Full Kit
Functions correctly
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023 by Fred Hood
    • Few tips on how to successfully ignite Bluefire HT-1933 soldering pen torch
Pattern Name: Soldering Iron Sets
The media could not be loaded. In case that some new users might feel difficult to ignite this soldering pen, especially when the soldering iron sets were on, there are some tricks I want to share: At first, turn on the gas knob on the bottle fitting, then open the gas control on the soldering pen to small flow, DO NOT turn it too high since gas flow too fast can extinguish any sparks. Secondly, approaching the spark lighter to the holes on the soldering iron seat, there is one hole that is larger than others, and by my experiences, this is the position that specially designed for ignition, just push the lighter and you will see blue flames come out of all the holes. NOW here comes the MOST IMPORTANT TRICK, DO NOT immediately turn the gas to larger when the flame is still blue! Keep it low or even turn it to smaller for few seconds until you saw parts of the ceramic media inside were burned into red, then at this time you can turn the gas to larger or maximum as you wish, and start your soldering job. I love this new toy! It is hotter than butane pens, and no more painful refill works, just connect to a MAPP or propane cylinder and it can continuously working for much longer time! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2022 by Hao

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