Lincoln Electric The Inferno Propane Torch
3.02 Reviews
Item # 247229499
$64.99
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Grassland (franklin) TN
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37027
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The Lincoln Electric The Inferno Propane Torch delivers a massive 500,000 BTU output, making it best for road surface repair, paint removal, as a brush, weed and stump burner, snow and ice melter, roofing, melting tar and asphalt and preheating metal. The Inferno uses environmentally friendly, clean burning LP gas to make a variety of projects much easier and works with 20 lb., 33 lb. or 100 lb. propane cylinders. Heavy-duty brass valve allows for precise flame adjustment.
- MASSIVE OUTPUT: The Inferno Weed Burner Torch Kit delivers a massive 500,000 BTU output, making it best for road surface repair, paint removal, as a brush, weed & stump burner, snow & ice melter, roofing, melting tar & asphalt and preheating metal
- LP GAS BURNER: The Inferno uses environmentally friendly, clean burning LP gas to make a variety of projects much easier and works with 20lb, 33lb or 100lb propane cylinders
- USER COMFORT & SAFETY: For extra safety, the weed burner is equipped with a built-in excess gas flow safety valve, and has a molded handle for comfortable operation; Heavy duty brass valve allows for precise flame adjustment
- INCLUDED IN KIT: Comes with (1) Inferno Torch that has a 6.75 straight shaft design, (1) 10' LP Gas Hose with 9/16-18 B fitting to work with propane cylinders, and a Flint Striker
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White House, TN
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Does what it’s meant to do
3 months ago
This thing worked like a charm for me for hours. Then my husband tried. He went through 3 propane tanks, thinking they must be empty (they absolutely weren’t). It would light for him, but wouldn’t put out any flame capable of lighting more than a cigarette. Turns out it was because he cranked all the valves wide open and laid on the safety lever immediately, triggering a valve designed to regulate flow. Once we reset the valve and opened each valve reasonably, it was back to working like a charm. If it’s not working for you, it’s probably user error.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Response from Lincoln Electric:
2 months ago
Lincoln Electric
Thank you for sharing your experience! We’re glad to hear the Inferno Propane Torch worked well once the valves were adjusted properly. Your tip about opening the valves gradually is very helpful. This torch is designed for strong, consistent performance when used as intended. We appreciate your feedback!
Pearsall
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
does not work
4 months ago
Tried but flame is slow, more like a trickle. tank is full, full blast and flame does not come out forcfully.
SweepstakesYes
No, I do not recommend this product.
Response from Lincoln Electric:
4 months ago
Lincoln Electric
Thank you for your feedback. We're sorry to hear you're experiencing a weak flame with your Inferno Propane Torch. This torch is designed to deliver up to 500,000 BTU of output, so a slow flame may indicate a setup or maintenance issue. Here are a few tips that might help: Check for blockages: Debris in the nozzle or torch head can restrict gas flow. Try cleaning the nozzle screen with compressed air or a solvent. Ensure tight connections: Make sure all fittings are securely tightened. Loose connections can reduce gas pressure. Use the correct tank: The Inferno works best with 20 lb., 33 lb., or 100 lb. propane cylinders. Smaller tanks may not provide sufficient pressure. Keep the cylinder upright: Always operate with the propane tank in a vertical position to ensure proper gas flow.