Master Appliance PT2000SI - Propane / Mapp Gas Torch Head

The Master PT-2000Si Propane Torch Head is a heavy duty, high intensity, self igniting torch head that can be used with Propane or MAPP gas (propane flame burns at 3600F and a MAPP gas flame burns at 3730F).

It's a versatile heating tool designed for a variety of applications. Whether you need to solder pipes, thaw frozen pipes, remove paint or perform other heating tasks, the PT-2000Si is a reliable and 

efficient tool that can get the job done quickly and easily.

PT-2000Si Torch Key Features

• Durable cast aluminum body built to last
• Reliable piezo ignition for instant flame
• Ergonomic handle design
• Safety lock feature prevents accidental ignition
• Flame lock button for continuous use
• Regulator valve for consistent flame
• Adjustable flame size control

Applications for Use

• Brazing
• Soldering
• Heat Treating
• Light Welding
• Metal Work
• Loosen Rusty Bolts
• Thawing Frozen Pipes
• Removing paint and other coatings
• Heating Shrink Wrap
• Glass Shaping
• Shape Jewelry
• Remove Adhesives
• Cleaning Metal Tools
• And More...

Industries using Propane Torches

• Plumbing: Propane torches are commonly used by plumbers for soldering copper pipes, as the high-temperature flame can quickly heat the pipe to the required temperature for soldering.
• Automotive: Propane torches can be used for a variety of automotive applications, such as heating up bolts and other metal components to make them easier to remove.
• Construction: Propane torches can be used for a variety of construction applications, such as heating and bending PVC pipes, melting tar and asphalt, and thawing frozen pipes.
• Welding: Propane torches can be used for small welding jobs, such as welding small metal pieces together.
• Jewelry making: Propane torches can be used for soldering and annealing jewelry.
• DIY home improvement: Propane torches can be used for a variety of home improvement tasks, such as removing paint and other coatings, heating shrink wrap, and thawing frozen pipes.
• Culinary: Propane torches can also be used in the kitchen for caramelizing sugar on desserts, melting cheese, and searing meats.