will this fill butane lighter?
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no. this is just an open container for liquid lighter fluid. it will not hold butane gas.
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This will NOT fill a butane lighter. This canister is for lighter fluid only.
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Hi David. The Zippo Fuel Canister is designed to hold liquid lighter fluid only, not butane.
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Zippo will fill these. When I received mine they leaked butane right back out. I threw them out as I could not get a refund from the company.
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Get in Amazon any bottle of butane for zippo Or get one for lighters The how to refill is self explanatory Just look in the bottle
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I don't think so, I bought Weller Premium Butane Fuel from hardware store and the can was ok for my refill.Adios Santiago
1373015
Yes it comes filled up a little bit but you will need to fill it up your self after like 10 uses its a great lighter though
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To fill, you need butane canister. If it comes with tips for filling, try a few until the butane doesn't spray out. If it doesn't have the correct tip, you are not going to be able to fill it.
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Sam, Refill is the similar method as that of a butane cigarette lighter. The Refill connection is on the bottom. Invert Solderpro, plug-in and firmly hold the butane refill can [Lenk has a 1.5oz can Model LBF-15].Keep filling while observing the Solderpro window until liquid level about 80% full. Filling is a gravity feed, so maintain upside down vertical positioning throughout.
1973507
Possibly. It admits a spark, but I didn't think it worked to well. I repacked it with a butane lighter that has a flame.
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Yes. Go to home depot or comparable store and buy Bernzomatic brand. I think the fill port is rather universal and you may even be able to use a brand for filling cigarette lighters - not sure on that but worth trying.
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No, it comes empty. Often shipping things full of a compressed, flammable gas can be a problem. You have to buy your own butane, but the fill port is essentially universal, so it should work with most cans.
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Naphtha (the fluid used in traditional Zippo lighters) likely won't even go into a torch because even while empty the fuel chambers are slightly pressurized while bottles of naphtha aren't. You need a pressurized canister (like a can of butane) to get anything into the fuel tank.If using Zippo brand butane, the problem is more likely the fuel itself. Zippo brand butane is intended more for refillable Bic-type lighters and tends to not work well in many torches and torch type lighters. Brands such as Vector or Power (both common here on Amazon) are more refined and are better able to handle the high flow/burn rate of torches. Naphtha (the fluid used in traditional Zippo lighters) likely won't even go into a torch because even while empty the fuel chambers are slightly pressurized while bottles of naphtha aren't. You need a pressurized canister (like a can of butane) to get anything into the fuel tank.If using Zippo brand butane, the problem is more likely the fuel itself. Zippo brand butane is intended more for refillable Bic-type lighters and tends to not work well in many torches and torch type lighters. Brands such as Vector or Power (both common here on Amazon) are more refined and are better... » Read More Naphtha (the fluid used in traditional Zippo lighters) likely won't even go into a torch because even while empty the fuel chambers are slightly pressurized while bottles of naphtha aren't. You need a pressurized canister (like a can of butane) to get anything into the fuel tank.If using Zippo brand butane, the problem is more likely the fuel itself. Zippo brand butane is intended more for refillable Bic-type lighters and tends to not work well in many torches and torch type lighters. Brands such as Vector or Power (both common here on Amazon) are more refined and are better able to handle the high flow/burn rate of torches. « Show Less
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Doubtful. First the fitting on the bottom is much smaller than on a disposable propane cylinder. I would probably take 3 to 4 brass fitting to increase it fit. Secondly, it is set up to burn a butane and propane mix. The orifice would probably have to be changed to accept straight propane. I just got some butane/propane cylider from Wal-mart, $4.88 where I live. They are short and fat and easier to pack than a propane clyinder and a little lighter I believe. I use this for emergencies and carry in my emergency backpack that I keep in my car. For heavy cooking requirements I have single and dual propane stoves.Hope this helps. Doubtful. First the fitting on the bottom is much smaller than on a disposable propane cylinder. I would probably take 3 to 4 brass fitting to increase it fit. Secondly, it is set up to burn a butane and propane mix. The orifice would probably have to be changed to accept straight propane. I just got some butane/propane cylider from Wal-mart, $4.88 where I live. They are short and fat and easier to pack than a propane clyinder and a little lighter I believe. I use this for emergencies and carry in my emergency backpack that I keep in my car. For heavy cooking requirements I have single and... » Read More Doubtful. First the fitting on the bottom is much smaller than on a disposable propane cylinder. I would probably take 3 to 4 brass fitting to increase it fit. Secondly, it is set up to burn a butane and propane mix. The orifice would probably have to be changed to accept straight propane. I just got some butane/propane cylider from Wal-mart, $4.88 where I live. They are short and fat and easier to pack than a propane clyinder and a little lighter I believe. I use this for emergencies and carry in my emergency backpack that I keep in my car. For heavy cooking requirements I have single and dual propane stoves.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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You fill it in the bottom of the handle. I use Ronson butane fuel. It's not a liquid fuel like a Zippo lighter.
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Since this torch is designed to be used with propane I cant say if it would work with butane or butane tanks. I do use it though on the short fat type "propane" tanks that are typically used for camping.
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I use Vector Quintuple Refined Butane Gas Fuel Refill.I would think any butane gas would be fine.
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This will NOT refill vintage Dunhill Rollagas lighters without an adapter. Some premium butane fuels come with adapter tips; this does not.
1979153
Gotta love it when there's a string of replies from folks telling you they don't know the answer to your question, right? I do know what you're referring to, and as long as your butane torch maintains a normal iron shape to the block it should fit fine. I'm assuming you're not letting the torch stay on while you're storing it in the caddy, and most butane torches are quick on/off these days. Just turn it off and stick it in. When it's not running your butane torch is just like any other iron.