Proxxon 28146 Microflam Burner MFB/E

I had a small torch like this years ago and it was stolen. Took years to finally find this one, works flawlessly! No more trying to hold one button down while trying to push another. No more pissing around filling. I received this torch. Filled it with no problem at all. Turn it on, hit the button, flame! I build small models and fine electronics this thing is worth every penny! Well built, feels great holding it, performs very well. Highly recommended

I have used MANY other brands of micro torches for fusing fine silver wire up to 12 gauge. They are always a complicated system of pulling down a button, adjusting the gas, and then locking all at once. This becomes tiresome each time just to fuse a series of jump rings or to solder a small element. This is the most simple to operate torch I've ever used. Unlock, open the gas and push a button. Couldn't be easier. No more broken fingernails. You just have to remember to turn off the gas to shut it down. It has substantial constuction. The flame can be adjusted from bushy to a pinpoint with ease. Love this torch! It's a quality product worth every penny.

If you've ever bout a butane torch at a gas station or from a counter display...throw it away and order this. I've used it primarily in my shop for odds and ends. Started a few fires in wet snow conditions, singed some wood for a blackened grain finish, used it to heat up my branding iron I use to sign my art and one other thing that surprised the hell out of me. I own an HVAC company and was able to snake it in behind some equipment and braze a joint. That blew my mind. I'd order another one in a second if this one disappears. I'll be looking at your other products for sure. Especially the long neck grinder. Thank you.

Using this tool for soldering jewelry..works great, starts up with push of the button, is easy to fill etc..id recommend it

method of effectively getting butane in was confusing. solid gadget.flame does not stay consistent--it gets smaller as you burn it--but i suspect this is the nature of these microflame burners.

For small scale work as a silversmith, I’ve used many mini torches over the past 8 years. This brand of torch seems to be of consistently good quality and durability. But use highly refined fuel.

Melted a quarter, then a penny, then some random steel scrap, then an old knife. Roasted a couple of marshmallows too. Quality torch. Burns hot. Melts stuff.

Unit works well, arrived on time.