Worthington Cylinder Corp TS4000T High Heat Swirl Flame Torch

Product Description

The WORTHINGTON CYLINDER CORP TS4000T is a high-heat hand torch designed for demanding soldering, brazing, and heat-treating applications. It produces an optimized swirl flame that burns hot and efficiently to maximize heat output and reduce working time on the job. The auto start/stop ignition lights and extinguishes with a single button press, and a run-lock button holds the flame on for continuous operation without holding the trigger. At 1.2 pounds, the TS4000T is light enough for extended use by plumbers, HVAC technicians, and pipe fitters working in tight spaces or overhead positions.

The TS4000T suits a wide range of trade applications including soldering large-diameter copper pipe, brazing fittings, and heat treating metal components. It is well suited for residential and light commercial plumbing and HVAC work where fast, repeatable heat delivery matters. The swirl flame design concentrates heat at the work surface, making it practical for both bench work and field service calls where setup time is limited.

Key Features

• Optimized swirl flame concentrates heat output for fast soldering and brazing
• Auto start/stop ignition lights and extinguishes with one button press
• Run-lock button maintains continuous flame without sustained trigger pressure
• Lightweight at 1.2 pounds for extended overhead or confined-space use
• Handles large-diameter copper pipe soldering, brazing, and heat treating in a single tool

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible MAP-Pro or propane fuel cylinders sold separately. Verify fuel type compatibility with the torch head fitting before connecting any cylinder.

Installation Notes

Torch assembly and fuel cylinder connection should be performed by a qualified plumber or HVAC technician following applicable local codes and the manufacturer instructions included with the unit. Ensure the work area is clear of flammable materials and that fuel cylinder connections are leak-tested before ignition. Never leave a lit torch unattended, and engage the auto shutoff when setting the tool down between tasks. Store and transport fuel cylinders upright in accordance with DOT regulations.