🔥 Powerful Handheld Propane Torch Nozzle with Self-Ignition Review

I like using it and the flame size is great. The ONLY issue I can find is that I have to remove the tank to turn it off completely.

Couldn't keep the flame constant, the control valve didn't seem to do anything at all and it was cheaply made in every way.

Easily ignites and extinguishes flames from the smallest to the most powerful blowtorch. The first one I got had a valve that didn't close all the way and gas came out with an audible hiss. The free replacement works great.

This thing is great for burning wood to ignite the grain. It distributes heat just as well as a small propane bottle. It's easier to hold and cut off than a soldering tip. worth your money. The construction is good, nothing special, but very good considering the price.

Great article! The only downside to this is that if you let it burn for too long it will almost melt the auto igniter as it is in front of the nozzle. It would be better if the ignition tip was at the base of the nozzle so it doesn't disturb the flame. Fix this little problem and you can sell it for double the price!

I thought this product was great the first time I bought and used it until I tried it a second time about 2 weeks later only to find that the check valve and the tank I connected it to didn't work were tight so it was empty. This was after a takeoff with a full propane tank. The leak wasn't big enough to be heard, but it leaked and used up all my gas. If they all leak like mine, I wouldn't recommend buying them.

If I could put zero stars I would. After use, my husband turned off the gas supply completely and let the burner and canister cool down for a few minutes. As he began to unscrew the torch from the canister, the torch in his hands exploded and caught fire. It immediately ignited a 3-4 foot high blaze in our backyard. Luckily we had a fire extinguisher nearby and the fire brigade came quickly. This product is extremely flawed and dangerous.

As the title suggests, auto-ignition failed completely after two uses. It can still be ignited from another source, but half the point of buying a new burner nozzle was to allow auto-ignition. In addition, the gas throughput (and thus the flame size) is too high. Even with the regulator on, at the lowest setting, an absolutely massive, unsafe flame is obtained. Also the gauge on the one I bought might have been broken as it sometimes 'belched' and spattered a little causing a sudden change in…