Whether you are a seasoned HVAC technician, a professional plumber, or a serious DIY enthusiast looking to upgrade your soldering game, the TurboTorch LP-3 Starter Kit (0386-0006) is the "Do It All" solution you've been waiting for. Forget about the hassle of hauling heavy oxygen tanks; this air-fuel kit delivers incredible heat using just Propane or MAP-Pro gas. It is the perfect entry point into the world of high-performance brazing, offering the legendary quality of TurboTorch at a price that fits your budget.
What makes the LP-3 special? It's all about the Swirl Combustion Technology. Unlike cheap hardware store torches that struggle to heat the back side of a pipe, the TurboTorch T-4 tip generates a swirling flame that wraps around your work piece. This means you get even heat distribution, faster melting of solder or brazing alloy, and leak-free joints every time. It's powerful enough to handle 2-1/2 inch copper pipe for soft soldering and can even silver braze up to 1-1/4 inch lines, making it ideal for AC line sets and water heater installations.
The kit comes ready to work right out of the box. You get the durable H-4 handle which fits comfortably in your hand, a 12-foot hose that gives you the freedom to move around the job site, and the adjustable RL-P regulator to keep your flame steady. The CGA-510 connection fits standard refillable tanks, saving you money compared to disposable bottles. Invest in a tool that lasts and makes your work easier—grab the TurboTorch LP-3 Kit today.
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| Brand:TurboTorch |
| Fuel Gas:Propane |
| Item:Propane Torch Outfit |
| Packaging Description:1-kit |
| Torch Series:N/A |
| Gas Service:Propane, MAP-Pro |
| Soft Solder Capacity:Up to 2-1/2 inch (64mm) |
| Silver Braze Capacity:Up to 1-1/4 inch (32mm) |
| Included Tip:T-4 |
| Regulator Connection:CGA-510 |
| Hose Length:12 ft |
| Technology:Swirl Combustion |
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