Overall height; 145mm, OD of gas inlet; 9.25mm, ID of flame outlet; 9.0mm
Typical gas consumption; 107.5 litres/hour
All burners are 100% tested for flame quality and leakage prior to packing. All Burners are constructed utilising a heavy pressure die cast base painted in blue chemically resistant acrylic finish.
Features:
Natural Gas Burners
The natural gas burners can achieve the hottest temperature of 900 to 1000°C at the tip of the blue flame, while temperatures of the yellow airless flame are around 750 to 800°C. Please note that the exact temperatures depend on the gas pressure and chemical composition of the gas, which will vary site to site.
Please note, all burners except for those listed as kits are supplied without tubing, which must be purchased separately.
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