Atmospheres Pilot Torches are made in four sizes and consist of a Pilotjector with cock, burner nozzle, and nipple. Elbow and two nipples may be used where desired.

High blast torches use a small amount of high pressure air to entrain incoming gas at the mixer. This produces a hard, sharp, clear blue, typical blast burner flame. Only ten percent of the total air required is at 20 to 100 psi.

Hi-Lo Torches are atmospheric gas burners designed for high turndown ranges on all types of combustion chambers or furnaces operating under a negative pressure.

Blocks are carefully designed to secure the best possible combustion results with the various nozzles used with them. Block holders are cast iron boxes into which the blocks are cemented.

Torches are made up in three series - Low-Pressure, Medium-Pressure, and Hi-Pressure. The chief differences in construction and operation are based on gas pressure requirements and primary air-gas ratios.

Burner Mounting Cages are designed to simplify attaching burners to furnace walls, air heaters, kilns, boilers or other combustion chambers. They are simply but substantially built, providing considerable flexibility of adjustment and burner location.