About Oxy-Propane Torches
Oxy-propane torches are used for heating, brazing and cutting. The range includes GYS heating and brazing torches with a 6kg/h burner or 3 burners, the ESAB ST443 LNM cutting torch, a 17mm multi-head oxy-propane heating torch, and Weldability Sif Type 3/5 HD propane superheating necks, nozzles and a mixer.
Oxy-Propane Torches
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Weldability SifBB5004/T5PHM/2014 Type 3/5 Propane Heating Mixer – Heavy Duty (Oxy-Propane Torch)
BB5004/T5PHM/2014£15.84 ex VAT£19.01 inc VAT -
Weldability SifBF1H/040371 Propane Superheating Nozzles – Type 3 / HD Style – Sizes 1H to 5H
BF1H/040371From £7.95 ex VAT£9.54 inc VATShop nowChoose options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Weldability SifBFSN11
Propane Superheating Necks – H-Type (HD Shank) – 11″ or 27″ Length
BFSN11From £25.95 ex VAT£31.14 inc VATShop nowChoose options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
GYSGYS-038875 Heating and Brazing Torch GYS Oxy/Propane 6kg/h Burner
GYS-038875£509.14 ex VAT£610.97 inc VAT -
Weldability SifBG109-SF Propane Heating Torch – 17mm Multi-Head Burner – Oxy-Fuel (BG109-SF)
BG109-SF£17.60 ex VAT£21.12 inc VAT -
GYSGYS-038806 Heating and Brazing Torch GYS CH120 Oxypropane with 3 Burners
GYS-038806£164.06 ex VAT£196.87 inc VAT -
Esab0700017396 ESAB ST443 LNM Straight Cutting Torch 21″/90° with Trigger Latch
Sale0700017396£89.99 ex VATWas£115.36Save £25.37£107.99 inc VAT
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