TurboTorch
TurboTorch 0386G0247 Swirl Flame Torch Kit welding
A swirl-flame torch kit for propane or MAP-Pro cylinders up to 16 oz, with adjustable flame and external ignition for soft soldering up to 6 in and silver brazing up to 4 in
- TypeWelding Supplies
- Swirl flame gives even heat for clean joints
- Works with propane and MAP-Pro cylinders for flexibility
- Ergonomic handle reduces fatigue during extended use
- Adjustable flame control matches heat to the task
- Suits soft solder up to 6 in and silver braze up to 4 in
Swirl-flame propane/MAP-Pro torch kit
The TurboTorch 0386G0247 is a hose-style torch kit that produces a swirl flame for even heating. It runs on standard 14.1 oz or 16 oz propane and MAP-Pro cylinders and uses an external lighter for ignition. An adjustable flame control and fixed tip let the operator dial in the heat output for the joint at hand.
Hobbyist, HVAC and light fabrication use
The kit suits hobbyists, HVAC technicians and light fabrication work where soft soldering up to 6 in and silver brazing up to 4 in with MAP-Pro are required. It is not for high-volume production lines or heavy structural brazing that demand larger tip assortments or higher BTU output than this fixed-tip design provides.
Adjustable swirl flame with external ignition
The single specification that decides fit is the adjustable swirl flame combined with external-lighter ignition on a fixed tip. This setup gives controllable, wraparound heat for copper and light steel joints but cannot swap tips for specialised applications.
Highlights
- Swirl flame gives even heat for clean joints
- Works with propane and MAP-Pro cylinders for flexibility
- Ergonomic handle reduces fatigue during extended use
- Adjustable flame control matches heat to the task
- Suits soft solder up to 6 in and silver braze up to 4 in
Specifications
| Brand | Turbotorch |
|---|---|
| Model | 0386G0247 |
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the TurboTorch 0386G0247 to a 14.1 oz propane cylinder and what step is often missed?
Screw the hose fitting onto the cylinder valve by hand until snug, then open the valve slowly and check every joint with soapy water for bubbles before lighting — the leak test is the step most people skip.
Which parts of the Swirl Flame Torch Kit wear out and need replacement over time?
The fixed tip, the hose, the O-ring seals inside the handle, and the external lighter flint all degrade with heat and use and should be inspected before each job.
What limits the torch’s output during a long brazing run on a 16 oz MAP-Pro cylinder?
As the cylinder cools from rapid fuel draw, pressure drops and the adjustable flame shrinks, reducing heat on the joint until the cylinder warms again.
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