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Description
xThe Wildland Fire Drip Torch is designed for controlled ignition during professional wildland firefighting, prescribed burning, forestry and vegetation-management operations. It is available in 3 L and 5 L capacity options to accommodate different operational requirements.
Each drip torch features a durable iron fuel tank with a red powder-coated finish for added protection in demanding outdoor environments. The full-length handle supports controlled carrying and operation, while the wide-fill opening allows the tank to be filled more easily.
A looped spout and integrated fuel trap help prevent flame flashback into the tank. A check valve in the cover provides a secondary level of flashback protection, while the breather valve supports consistent fuel flow during operation. Oil-resistant gaskets and sealed outlets help reduce spills, leakage and fuel sloshing.
Available Sizes
- 3 L: Compact capacity suitable for increased portability and shorter ignition operations.
- 5 L: Larger fuel capacity for extended ignition operations and reduced refilling frequency.
Key Features
- Available in 3 L and 5 L capacities
- Designed for professional controlled-ignition operations
- Durable iron tank construction
- Red powder-coated exterior finish
- Full-length carrying and operating handle
- Wide-fill opening for easier filling
- Looped spout helps prevent flame from entering the fuel tank
- Integrated fuel trap provides flashback protection
- Cover-mounted check valve provides secondary flashback protection
- Breather valve supports controlled fuel flow
- Oil-resistant gaskets
- Sealed outlets help reduce spills and fuel sloshing
Specifications
| Product Type | Wildland fire drip torch |
|---|---|
| Available Capacities | 3 L and 5 L |
| Tank Material | Iron |
| Finish | Red powder coated |
| Applications | Wildland firefighting, prescribed burning, forestry and controlled ignition operations |
Important Safety Information
For professional use only. This product should only be used by trained and authorized personnel in accordance with applicable laws, agency procedures, approved burn plans and site-specific operating requirements. Training, fuel selection, filling, inspection, ignition, transport and operation are the responsibility of the user.