What is Blowtorch?
most commonly used in welding, Blowtorch is a device that uses flammable gas to make the flames hot enough to ensure precise cuts in metal or fuse metal pieces together. They are also called Blowlamps, types of blowing range from professional level to small kitchen torches found in culinary stores. The type of blowing used depends on the type of task.
Although most commonly used in welding, plumbers are also used for soldering. In addition, chefs will use smaller torches in certain recipes, such as Crème Bruule, which requires sudden high temperatures to caramelize its sweet peak or for baking vegetables. Many other people own Blowtorch for tasks such as building or fixing cars or repairing metal. Some people even use them to illuminate cigars.
Despite how common blows can be, they are dangerous and can cause explosions if they do not meet them properly. SvThe aishes are 5,000-6,000 ° F (2,760-3 316 ° C) and sparks that are caused by metal. The welders always wear gloves, aprons and facial masks due to high heat and molten metal.
Usually called oxyacethylene torches, professional torches often use acetylene-acid mixture. Oxyacethylene torch can be very unstable and may explode unless it is treated correctly or if too roughly processed. Oxyacethylene is usually dissolved in acetone to maintain stable, but is still unstable.
Another type of professional blowing power uses the gas oxygen mixture of methylcececen-propadien (MAPP). The MAPP gas is more stable than oxyacethylene and can be used underwater, so this type of blowing act is often used to repair boats. However, the MAPP torch does not burn as a hot oxyacethylene torch.
shines with pilot light, forThe fesional class failure consists of two cylinders, one for oxygen and one for fuel and a metal head with a removable tip that may have changed depending on the task. Two controllers and two color -marked rubber hoses connect canisters to the torch. The controllers are adjustable and control gas pressure torch.
Small non -professional blowers use butane or propane. The propane or butane torches do not have an oxygen cylinder in them. Instead, they use external air to burn gas, which contain, like simple lighters. For this reason, they are colder than professional torches, but reach 3,200-3 800 ° F (1,760-2 093 ° C). Unprofessional blowing can be found in hardware stores and in some grocery stores for gourmet.