Quick Answer: High Temperature Burner is a gas burner with a direct feed inlet for compressed air, producing a short, wide flame of uniformly high temperature. It operates on 5 PSI air pressure and regulates the gas through a micrometer needle valve.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Micrometer needle valve to regulate the gas
Safety cap that prevents dangerous back flashes
Plated, injector-shaped venturi tube
Direct feed inlet for compressed air; operates on 5 PSI air pressure
Burns all gases in large volume
Plated octagonal base of die-cast alloy
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Gas control
Micrometer needle valve
Air supply
Direct feed inlet for compressed air
Air pressure
5 PSI
Venturi tube
Plated, injector shaped
Base
Die-cast alloy, plated, octagonal
Flame
Short, wide, uniformly high temperature
About This Product
This burner takes compressed air through a direct feed inlet at 5 PSI and burns all gases in large volume, giving a short, wide flame that is uniformly hot. As a compressed-air model among the Burners, it pairs a micrometer needle valve for gas regulation with a safety cap that prevents dangerous back flashes. The plated, injector-shaped venturi tube is mounted on a plated octagonal base of die-cast alloy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What air pressure does the High Temperature Burner need? It operates on 5 PSI air pressure, supplied through its direct feed inlet for compressed air.
Q2. How does it prevent back flashes? A safety cap on the burner prevents dangerous back flashes.
Q3. What kind of flame does it give? A short, wide flame of uniformly high temperature; it is designed to burn all gases in large volume.
