TurboTorch
TurboTorch Swirl Soldering Tip 11mm
An 11 mm swirl flame tip for brazing and soldering with MAP/Pro or propane, quick-connect fitting and external ignition
- TypeNew
- Swirl flame wraps pipe evenly for faster joints
- Quick-connect fitting snaps onto H-4 torch in seconds
- Single-barrel tip handles 11 mm silver braze with MAP/Pro or propane
- External lighter ignition gives instant flame control on site
- 16 mm soft-solder capacity covers larger plumbing runs
Swirl Tip for Brazing and Soldering
The TurboTorch Swirl tip is a single-barrel accessory built for brazing and soft-solder work. It connects through a Quick Connect fitting and is ignited with an external lighter. The tip is made for plumbers and HVAC technicians who need a focused flame pattern on copper and brass fittings.
Upgrades from Standard Single-Flame Tips
This swirl pattern replaces a basic single-flame tip when a wider, more even heat wrap around the joint is required. The jump is worth it on larger diameter pipe where a standard flame leaves cold spots, or when brazing speed matters more than pinpoint precision on small components.
Capacity Limits with MAP/Pro and Propane
With MAP/Pro the tip handles silver braze up to 1/2 in and soft solder up to 1 1/2 in. On propane it covers silver braze to 1/2 in and soft solder to 1 in. Beyond those diameters the flame lacks the thermal mass to maintain joint temperature, so a larger tip or multi-flame head becomes necessary.
Highlights
- Swirl flame wraps pipe evenly for faster joints
- Quick-connect fitting snaps onto H-4 torch in seconds
- Single-barrel tip handles 11 mm silver braze with MAP/Pro or propane
- External lighter ignition gives instant flame control on site
- 16 mm soft-solder capacity covers larger plumbing runs
Specifications
| Brand | Turbotorch |
|---|---|
| Type | New |
Questions about this item
What torch connection does the 11 mm swirl tip use?
The tip uses a Quick Connect fitting that matches the H-4 torch part number.
How do I light the tip after attaching it?
Connect the tip, open the fuel valve, then ignite the gas with an external lighter at the tip face.
When should I replace the tip?
Replace the tip when the swirl ports show erosion, the orifice is deformed, or flame pattern becomes uneven.
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