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Equip your metal workshop with tools you can count on, from precise torches for pinpoint heating, to propane and butane gas cylinder refills.

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We have a wide selection of propane and butane torches for general purpose use, soldering, brazing metal parts, thawing frozen locks, and other high heat projects.
What are the different types of torches?
Butane torches are compact and handheld, with an internal fuel cell, and capable of creating flame up to 1,300°C, useful for working with less heat resistant metals, soldering, or for general purpose heat.
Propane torches are usually attached directly to a fuel canister and can burn close to 2,000°C, making them ideal for brazing, driveway and roof repair, and other heavy-duty heating.
What should I look for when buying a torch?
Adjustable temperature settings can let you dial in the correct temperature for your project, electric or self-lighting features let you start torches easily with one hand. Safety features like child-resistant ignition can be important.
What else do I need when buying a torch?
You'll need enough fuel to keep the torch burning throughout your project. If you'll use a propane torch for driveway repair or roofing, a blaze torch wand is a must-have.

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