Herbert Arnold 50mm Zenit
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Surface-Mix HERBERT ARNOLD with 50mm Diameter Head for Propane, Oxygen, and Air. Noiseless Bench Burner has special flame stabilizing system that allows burner to operate with a surplus of air - therefore - with a cooler flame. Burner is mounted on a solid cast iron foot with Ball Joint. ADVANTAGES: -Noiseless working method - Large field of application. -Stable tight-knit flame - From a sharp & concentrated pin-point flame to intensive flames - easily adjustable by single twist grip. -Burner control via Ball valves, maintenance free and Durable. -High Efficiency through intensive gas combustion. -Long Lasting by using High-Quality materials and components. -Burner Head solid made from no scaling stainless steel. -Connection Glass with Thread. -Gasmain Cock at Burner Body. -Air Regulation possible by means of needle valve. -Improved pin-point flame
to operate with a surplus of air - therefore - with a cooler flame. Burner is mounted on a solid cast iron foot with Ball Joint.
Advantages:
-Noiseless working method. -Large field of application. -Stable tight-knit flame. -From a sharp & concentrated pin-point flame to intensive flames - easily adjustable by single twist grip. -Burner control via ball valves, maintenance free and durable. -High efficiency through intensive gas combustion. -Long lasting by using high-quality materials and components. -Burner head is solid, made from no scaling stainless steel. -Connection Glass with Thread. -Gasmain cock at burner body. -Air regulation possible by means of needle valve. -Improved pin-point flame
Technical Data:
Head Diameter: 50mm Works Borosilicate Glass of a Tubing Diameter - Up to 100mm. Largest Flame Diameter - approximately 50mm.
How It’s Sold:
Each torch is sold individually. This torch needs the Herbert Arnold Pressure Reducer which is sold separately.
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