Worthington 332585 Map-pro Fuel Cylinder 14.1 Oz

Product Description

The WORTHINGTON CYLINDER CORP 332585 is a 14.1-ounce MAP-Pro fuel cylinder designed for trade professionals who need a higher-burn-temperature alternative to standard propane. MAP-Pro burns at 3,730 degrees F in open air, making it well suited for soldering large-diameter copper pipe, brazing, and heat treating applications where standard propane falls short. The cylinder is constructed of durable steel and features a slim, lightweight profile that is easy to grip and maneuver on the job site. Licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and HVAC technicians are the primary users of this fuel source.

This cylinder is intended for a broad range of job site applications including copper pipe soldering at larger diameters, brazing of fittings and assemblies, and heat treating tasks that demand elevated flame temperatures. Its compact form factor makes it practical for use in tight mechanical spaces, crawlspaces, and confined service areas. The cylinder connects to standard MAP-Pro-compatible torch heads, making it a straightforward drop-in fuel source for existing torches already in the field.

Key Features

• MAP-Pro fuel burns at 3,730 degrees F in air, exceeding standard propane flame temperatures
• 14.1-ounce fill weight suitable for extended single-task or multi-task job site use
• Durable steel cylinder construction for jobsite handling
• Slim, lightweight design improves grip and maneuverability in confined areas
• Suited for soldering large copper pipes, brazing, and heat treating

Compatibility

Designed for use with MAP-Pro-compatible torch heads and regulators. Verify torch head compatibility with MAP-Pro or MAPP-style fuel before use, as not all propane torches are rated for MAP-Pro fuel pressure and temperature output.

Installation Notes

Attachment and use of this cylinder should be performed by a qualified tradesperson familiar with compressed fuel gas safety practices. Always connect the cylinder to the torch head in a well-ventilated area, away from open flames or ignition sources. Inspect the valve and thread connection for damage before attaching any torch head, and never force a mismatched fitting. Follow applicable IFGC guidelines and local codes when performing brazing or soldering on gas or plumbing systems.