How To Fill A Blazer Butane Torch or Lighter

Everything you need to know to fill your Blazer Products butane torch or lighter.
Blazer Brand Butane is available in 2 great sizes; our 270ml can and our new 324ml canister. Both 99.99% pure.
The blazer products brand of butane gas features near zero impurities in every can. This means you’re getting a pure, clean butane that won’t clog the small orifices of your torch or lighter with the dirt and grime sometimes found in other brands.
5 times, 6 times 9 times refined sounds great, right? But the only number that matters?
Near Zero Impurities.
All Blazer Butane canisters include handy adaptors for use with other lighter brands and torches, however Blazer torches and lighters do not require the use of any of the included adaptors.
FILLING YOUR TORCH
Be sure the gas flow knob or switch on your torch or lighter is tightly closed.
Turn the unit upside down and insert the tip of your butane gas canister securely into the torch’s gas inlet valve.
Be sure the nozzle on the canister fits over the internal tube of the torches inlet valve.
Apply pressure in a downward motion to release the butane from the canister.
Fill time will vary with your torch or lighter. Consult your manual for the correct filling time.
When butane starts to flow back from the inlet valve it’s filled.
It’s also important not to overfill your torch and this may affect flame strength.
Please note; never fill a torch or lighter near a sink or similar surface depression. Butane gas is heavier than air and may and remain present in low lying surfaces for some time.
Always allow 1 minute for the newly inserted butane gas to stabilize before attempting to ignite.
To ignite, turn the gas flow knob or gas flow switch on your torch to release the butane.
You’ll hear an audible hiss, press the ignition button or switch on your torch to ignite.
Remember, always point your torch away from your face and body when igniting.
Here’s a tip; should your torch every show a dip in flame strength simply blow out the nozzle of an empty torch with compressed air. This will dislodge the small particles of dirt and grime found in some brands of butane.
It’s not uncommon for us to hear from our customers that they’ve been using the same blazer torch for 15 years or more. This is the result of a superior craftsmanship, proper maintenance and a premium grade brand of butane like Blazer Butane.
With proper maintenance, which includes a quality brand of butane, your torches and lighters will burn hotter and last longer.
You have the best torch, doesn’t it serve the best fuel? Ask for Blazer Brand Butane at your local retailer today.
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[@FusionDeveloper]

1:50 tip: blow out the tip with compressed air. This is something i never knew. I thought I needed to buy a new one. I just needed your tip. Thank you. Also, I read a review saying your stuff is premium quality.

[@Jerry-ir8nd]

Thanks 👍 getting ready for my GT 8000 in teal to get here today. My first real torch.

[@ByteMyNAS]

2 years in i bought my second one as a collector piece.

[@selfless79]

Just got mine today and love it!

[@369Shahin]

Watch this in 0.25 I dare you while stoned. Good luck finishing the whole thing.

[@ramelite]

369Shahin I tried. Could not do it lol

[@primetimekiller5475]

I finished thru with laughter 😂😂😂

[@fps-punk]

this guy could sell me a burning house

[@localnemesis94]

Lolololololo 😂

[@stegoheg]

Thanks - helped me out

[@larryengstrom1888]

How can I turn down the flame??? Even when it’s turned all the way down the flame is 8-10 inches long and sounds like a jet engine!!

[@millionairesclubllc3193]

that's the big buddy experience lol. high and super high. You will need a chef or other brand to get one with a real flame control.

[@voidremoved]

Point it down and you will blast off

[@itsgarrett3154]

You when I try to fill mine it cannot spits out

[@wildcatslife686]

Thnx!

[@flood7203]

Can I use regular butane from Home Depot?

[@BlazerproductsInc]

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[@jonathandawson4344]

which butane torch is the best in the world? and how well does it stack up against the weakist propane torch ? I'm just still trying to learn all I can about torches

[@tobysmith7842]

Mossy oak Blaze 39098

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[@ursosexmachina]

Can I get this at Walmart?

[@doobydylan7106]

Can you use isobutane in torches

[@QueerBiNatureNYC]

if not over a sink nor tub, then where?

[@BlazerproductsInc]

Anywhere in a well ventilated room is ok. As an extra precaution you can walk away from where you've filled it before igniting the torch. This will help eliminate the possibility of igniting any lingering butane. Thanks.

[@wickedhouston5538]

@@BlazerproductsInc or you can wash away the butane in the sink with water

[@mjremy2605]

OUTSIDE!!!

[@la_gallada_ruiz9818]

where can I find this

[@dillonduncan5580]

how do i fix over filling

[@BlazerproductsInc]

Hi, you can bleed out some of the butane by depressing the gas inlet valve with a plastic pen cap (or similar plastic object). Use caution as the expelled butane will be very cold. Be sure to do this in a well ventilated space and allow any escaping butane to disperse, or move the torch from that area, before reigniting.

[@keithhamilton5171]

how many refills can you get out of one can?

[@boazjimenez581]

Just do the math. Download an owners manual and see how much fluid your torch requires. Divide that amount by the can size and you should get roughly how many refills you can get out of a can of butane.

[@NoahBailie]

is there any chance of explosion?

[@Colorhersunshine]

Lol i feel dumb for not knowing how to do this

[@BlazerproductsInc]

We all started somewhere. Even us :)