Red Dragon
Red Dragon HT 1 1/2-10CR Torch Kit Propane 50000 BTU
Propane torch kit delivers 50,000 BTU for outdoor heating and welding tasks
- TypeWelding Supplies
- 50,000 BTU output for high-heat applications
- Wide brush flame covers large surfaces quickly
- Adjustable flame control for precise heat management
- Compatible with standard 20 lb propane cylinders
- Fixed-tip design ensures consistent flame pattern
Red Dragon HT 1 1/2-10CR Torch Kit
This outdoor torch kit delivers a wide brush flame for propane heating tasks. It connects to a 20 lb cylinder via a 1/4 in left-hand NPT male inlet. The fixed tip produces adjustable flame output rated at 50000 BTU. Maximum flame temperature reaches 2,050 Degrees F with propane fuel.
Replaces single-point torches for broader heat
The wide brush flame pattern suits applications needing even heat distribution across a surface. Upgrade when a narrow flame cannot cover the work area efficiently. External lighter ignition requires a separate striker but avoids piezo failure points. The fixed tip limits tip-swap flexibility for specialised jobs.
50000 BTU capacity handles roofing.
Comfortable for large-area heating such as asphalt repair or pipe thawing in open air. Runs out on precision tasks needing a concentrated pinpoint flame or indoor ventilation. Fixed tip and single fuel type restrict adaptability for multi-process workshops. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 50,000 BTU output for high-heat applications
- Wide brush flame covers large surfaces quickly
- Adjustable flame control for precise heat management
- Compatible with standard 20 lb propane cylinders
- Fixed-tip design ensures consistent flame pattern
Specifications
| Brand | FLAME ENGINEERING |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
What size propane cylinder does the Red Dragon HT 1 1/2-10CR torch kit connect to?
The kit is compatible with a standard 20 lb propane cylinder using its male left-hand 1/4 in NPT inlet connection.
How do you light the torch, and what is the common mistake?
Use an external lighter to ignite the wide brush flame; the step people miss is opening the cylinder valve slowly before lighting to avoid a flashback.
When should the fixed tip be replaced on this torch kit?
Replace the fixed tip if the flame becomes uneven, the tip orifice shows visible wear, or the adjustable flame can no longer hold a steady 50,000 BTU output.
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