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Make sense, I need something accurate e very thin flame. Will try to search for a midway price wise torch. Any suggestion welcomed

What fitting would I need to attach to the Underfloor heating pipe to the rothenburger Pressure tester considering it won’t be connected to manifold?

I got the old black rothenburger plasticutters which are very good, not so sure about the new combined ones from the mixed reviews.

I've had all my old benders nicked in the past but have no complaints with my new Hilmor kit. DO NOT BUY ROTHENBURGER CARP.

I have not had any problems with rothenburger gas torches, I use them in roofing but my make is a plumber and he rates them.

I always find that a standard rothenburger, or similar pipe slice, will leave approx 18mm length of copper when pressed against the tiles as you cut.

Hilmor would be my first choice, as I like the shape of the handle, otherwise Record or Rothenburg. Do a google and see what offers you can find.

as mentioned get cooking with the blow torch easy :roll: but if ya still struggling :idea: rothenburger do a universal rad key with a ratchet its very good :wink:

I have two here, one of which as the brass regulator. One of the bonuses was that no matter which way you oriented it, the flame remained the same. With cheap gas blow lamps, you get the flaring as gas turns to liquid coming through the jet..

light warm up with gas burner ,grips with ragged teeth 1/2 round wiggly waggle ,then more heat ,back of stanley knife ,then rothenburg mesh cleanes ,guanteed will work

Hi B A S For what it is worth I have the Rothenburg SuperFire 2. , As do the few plumbers and heating technicians I know as friends. It even does creme broule :mrgreen:

Ive bought a Rothenburger pipe freezing kit 500ml. Can you cut the sleeves to size? I reckon i need to half it to get it in or am i taking it back to the shop?

I have solved this sort of problem with my Rothenburger Test Bucket. Pressure water against the block and released. I have only tried this in an open vented system, not a sealed one.

bullfinch is a trade name thats been around for years when it comes to blowlamps for plumbers. google them to get full catalogue of torch's. the rothenburg torch's fall apart and are very expensive for what they are.

Got a Rothenburger and always disconnect it. Last time used was about 18 months ago and when I had a shed tidy at the weekend it still feels fairly full. (The gas canister, not the shed! :LOL::LOL: )

KOPEX are good rothenburger have a quality issue for past couple of years where some of them last half a dozen cuts. Dont touch the PTS own make ones they only last a copuple of cuts to

always use a rothenburger test pump but if possible i tee in a mains connection and hose pipe to fill it first. Most times you have mains of at least 3 bar so not too much hand pumping!

Rothenburger sure fire2.had 2 in 16 yrs.used most days.rattles around in my tool box most days.dropped frequently.never had a problem with it.will work all day upside down if that is your thing.the blow torch not me.

get a primus auto ignition power jet torch they get much hotter ive had both types and wouldent go back to the rothenburger http://www.machinemart.co.uk/product.asp?p=010112135&r=2037&g=105

[/url] Yes exact one. much more controlled flame than the Rothenburger.