Swiss Made G-Torch II Large Casting Torch

This is the Swiss Made G-Torch II Large Casting Torch. It includes the torch body with the large casting head. For use with oxygen and propane.The Swiss Made G-Torch II, formerly called the Swiss Torch II, excels as a casting torch for the jeweler who wants to cast all types of jewelry metals including platinum.  It al
This is the Swiss Made G-Torch II Large Casting Torch. It includes the torch body with the large casting head. For use with oxygen and propane.The Swiss Made G-Torch II, formerly called the Swiss Torch II, excels as a casting torch for the jeweler who wants to cast all types of jewelry metals including platinum.  It also is used as a jewelers bench torch for repair work when used with the optional micro head.  It is less expensive than the similar looking Swiss Torch but does not have the range of different heads suitable for bench work that the Swiss Torch offers.  However, as a casting torch, the Swiss Made G-Torch II is truly superior, with a choice of 2 different casting heads that can melt a wide variety of jewelry alloys, including platinum, quickly and efficiently using propane and oxygen.Includes114.953 Swiss Made G-Torch II Body114.955 Swiss Made G-Torch II Large Casting HeadThe Body & Large Casting Head is perfect for casting up to 50 DWT (2-1/2 Oz) of Platinum. The specially designed casting head is rated at 38,000 kJ/h (36,000 BTU), allowing the casting of platinum with oxygen/propane instead of the more expensive oxygen/hydrogen mix. The outstanding melting power works great with melting gold and silver too. The torch body is 9-1/2" long, the melting torch head is 10-3/4' long. When assembled, the torch is 19-1/2" long. Recommended gauge settings for maximum power output:O2 (Oxygen) 72.5 PSI (5 bar)P (Propane) 14.5 PSI ( 1 bar)

This is the Swiss Made G-Torch II Large Casting Torch. It includes the torch body with the large casting head. For use with oxygen and propane.

The Swiss Made G-Torch II, formerly called the Swiss Torch II, excels as a casting torch for the jeweler who wants to cast all types of jewelry metals including platinum.  It also is used as a jewelers bench torch for repair work when used with the optional micro head.  It is less expensive than the similar looking Swiss Torch but does not have the range of different heads suitable for bench work that the Swiss Torch offers.  However, as a casting torch, the Swiss Made G-Torch II is truly superior, with a choice of 2 different casting heads that can melt a wide variety of jewelry alloys, including platinum, quickly and efficiently using propane and oxygen.

Includes
114.953 Swiss Made G-Torch II Body
114.955 Swiss Made G-Torch II Large Casting Head

The Body & Large Casting Head is perfect for casting up to 50 DWT (2-1/2 Oz) of Platinum. The specially designed casting head is rated at 38,000 kJ/h (36,000 BTU), allowing the casting of platinum with oxygen/propane instead of the more expensive oxygen/hydrogen mix. The outstanding melting power works great with melting gold and silver too. The torch body is 9-1/2 long, the melting torch head is 10-3/4' long. When assembled, the torch is 19-1/2 long. 

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