Sievert Turboroofer 50 Torch & Burner - 344441
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The Sievert Turboroofer 50 Torch & Burner (344441) is a specialized tool engineered for professional roofing contractors who require high-heat output for membrane installation and surface drying. It provides exceptional thermal capacity for heavy-duty tasks; however, its significant gas consumption requires users to utilize high-capacity propane cylinders to maintain consistent pressure during prolonged operations.
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| Model Part Number | 344441 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sievert |
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FAQs
What is the primary use for the Turboroofer 50?
It is designed specifically for professional roofing applications, such as heat-welding bitumen membranes.
What is the gas consumption rate of this torch?
At 4 Bar of pressure, the burner consumes approximately 6700 g/h of gas.
Can I use this with any gas bottle?
You should use a professional-grade propane cylinder capable of handling high-flow draw rates to prevent the cylinder from freezing up.
Does the torch come with a hose?
This product is the torch and burner assembly; specific hoses and regulators are usually purchased separately based on your local system requirements.
What does the 3/8 inch BSP LH connection mean?
This refers to the standard thread size and the 'Left Hand' threading common in gas equipment, which prevents accidental connection to standard right-hand threaded water or air fittings.
Troubleshooting
Flame is unstable or flickers
Check that the gas pressure is correctly set to 4 Bar and verify that the propane cylinder has sufficient liquid gas remaining.
Burner will not ignite
Inspect the burner head for blockages or moisture; ensure the gas valve is fully open and the connection is tight.
Gas leak at the connection point
Immediately shut off the gas supply, inspect the hose connection for damaged seals, and re-tighten the BSP fitting.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High heat capacity for fast application
- Sturdy construction designed for job-site durability
- Balanced design with built-in neck support
- Easy connection to professional gas systems
Cons
- High gas consumption rate
- Requires professional-grade regulator and cylinder
- Not intended for delicate or low-heat tasks
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set up the torch, ensure your hose assembly uses a 3/8 inch BSP LH fitting and that your regulator is rated for the required 4 Bar output. Always perform a leak test on all connections using a soap solution before igniting the burner. When maintaining the unit, regularly inspect the burner orifice for carbon buildup or debris that may obstruct airflow. Ensure the unit has completely cooled before storing it in a dry, ventilated area. Always store propane cylinders in an upright position in accordance with local safety regulations.