What are the parts of a gardening blow lamp?
What are the parts of a gardening blow lamp? |
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Burner |
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The burner is the area of the blow lamp which determines the size and temperature of the flame. It can come in various shapes and sizes. For more information see | |||
Piezo ignition |
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A piezo ignition enables the blow lamp to be lit without the use of an external flame.
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Handle |
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The handle is used to control the direction and position of the flame by allowing the user to manipulate the blow lamp. | |||
Flame control |
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The flame control allows the user to control the size of the flame from pin point, which is a hot blue flame, to a soft yellow flame. To create a hot flame, turn the flame control nozzle anti-clockwise, and to adjust to a cooler flame or turn off, turn it clockwise. | |||
Coupling |
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The coupling on the blow lamp allows it to attach to a gas cannister. The gardening blow lamp can either have an EN417 (7/16″) coupling or a CGA 600 (1″ threaded) coupling.
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