Panama Flame Gun is for Emergencies Where Extremely Hot Fire is Required Immediately
Panama Flame Gun projects a flame 8' or more, depending on air pressure, wind direction and fuel. Trigger in the hand piece regulates the flame. Fuel comes out of the tip at high pressure and picks up the flame as it passes the lighted wick in the holder at the end of the extension. Needle valve cut off at tank should be closed when Gun is not in use.
Flame Gun consists of a 2-gal. pressure tank, 42"L hose and a pistol-grip flame applicator with “on-off” trigger, extended nozzle and doughnut-shaped wick holder. Made of mild steel with a 0.021" nozzle opening. Standard, built-in hand pump builds up air pressure. Uses 1/2 gal. of kerosene or diesel fuel and 1/2 gal. of air. Tanks are tested to 400 psi, however, 125 psi is recommended. Includes an air valve so an air tank can be used if available.
To fire up the Flame Gun, press the burner against the ground surface to saturate the wick for lighting with a match. Wick remains lit from one flame spurt to the next. Empty unit weighs 12.5 lb.
Use this tool with extreme care as the flame from it is hot enough to cause severe burns or damage to property if improperly used.