Torch, Gas and Heat Wands Page 2

This collection covers Hot Devil branded blow torches, heat wands and the gas cylinders and cartridges that power them, along with trade torch kits for plumbing, roofing and general trade work. It includes handheld butane and propane torches, larger trade map torch kits, heat wands/weed killers for vegetation control, and spare parts such as brass torch heads and extension hoses.

Products range from small pocket torches and lighters through to professional-grade trade torch kits, so both occasional users and full-time tradespeople can find a torch matched to the job.

What's included:

• Blow torches: Hot Devil Professional Blow Torch, Butane Gas Blow Torch, Micro Gas Torch and Mini Gas Blow Torch.
• Trade torch kits: Trade Map Turbo Torch Kit, Trade Map Twin Torch Kit and Propane Webbed Flame Torch Kit for heavier-duty trade use.
• Heat wands/weed killers: Heat Wand/Weed Killer and Super Weed Killer/Heat Wand for vegetation and weed control.
• Gas and spare parts: propane gas cylinders, butane gas cartridges (4 pack), Trade Map gas cylinders, brass torch heads, extension hose kits and a flexible lighter.

Use cases:

• Plumbers and tradespeople: soldering, brazing and general hot work using trade torch kits and spare torch heads.
• Roofers and waterproofers: heat-based application work using professional blow torches.
• Landscapers and councils: chemical-free weed control on paths, gardens and hardstand areas using heat wands.

FAQs

What's the difference between a blow torch and a heat wand/weed killer?
A blow torch produces a focused flame for soldering, brazing or heat-based trade work, while a heat wand (or weed killer) is designed to direct heat over a broader area at ground level, typically for burning off weeds without chemical herbicide.

Do the torches use butane or propane gas?
Both are available in this range. Smaller handheld and micro torches typically run on butane cartridges, while larger trade torch kits and heat wands commonly use propane gas cylinders.

Can I buy spare parts like torch heads and hoses separately?
Yes, brass torch heads and extension hose kits are stocked separately so you can replace a worn component rather than buying a full new torch kit.

What safety precautions apply when using gas torches on site?
Gas torches involve an open flame and pressurised fuel, so a hot works permit, fire extinguisher on hand and clearance from flammable materials are standard precautions on most worksites, consistent with your workplace's hot work procedures.