Turboflame Lighter - £3.99 delivered
Check out this Turboflame Lighter now reduced to just £3.99 delivered from Play.com!
Description: This revolutionary lighter makes ignition as easy as it will ever be! Turbo flame lighters are the answer to your problems. This all metal lighter blasts out a needle sized, jet like flame with a tip temperature that exceeds 1300 Deg C. Not only that, it will light at any angle and keep burning no matter how windy it is, it even includes a crafty reflector that reflects the flame light onto the object you are trying to light. These lighters really are a must have item for any outdoor enthusiast. Colour will vary between red, blue, chrome or gun metal
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Jump to unread Post a CommentCast metal case
Platinum catalyzer coil
Electronic piezo igniter
Wind resistant
Built in light reflector (emergency light source)
Refillable using standard lighter gas
Powerful laser jet flame/adjustable height
1300°c Flame
1. Can it be refilled? (forget that question :oops: )
1b. If so, does anyone know how much that would cost?
2. How long do these last? (how fast do they burn out)
cheers.
Its ironic that this is just 3 degree hot on HUKD hehe
True, time to turn up the heat. Looks like an excellent price - I considered buying one off Firebox a few months ago. I'm too lazy to go buying lighter fluid though.
Yes it can be refilled.
A can of butane costs around £2.50 and will refil it ~20 times.
Burning continually the lighter will last about 2 minutes.
I wouldnt reccomend this if you smoke, as you will have to refill this all the time.
On the other hand, i dont smoke, i just like to burn stuff \o/
In that respects its pretty cool.
The "built in reflector" is some shiney silver paper stuff. Its water proof but dont expect anything special, they were just whoring all its "features"
As for the 1300*c, i would take that with a pinch of salt. It May be able to burn that hot, under ideal conditions, in pure 02.
But under normal operation it doesnt.
Nice find...cheers :)
Scan's Turboflame lighters
Daft question, but as a non smoker I assume that these can be used as regular cigarette lighters and wont reduce cigs to ashes with a click of the button?