Maçarico de telhado AWTOOLS AW LONG com dois bicos - ignição piezoelétrica

Roofing and bitumen work demands a reliable, high-output flame that can cover wide areas quickly and evenly. The AWTOOLS AW LONG Roofing Torch with Two Nozzles - Piezo Ignition answers that need with a dual-burner design and instant piezo start, eliminating the hassle of matches or external lighters. Built for professional roofers, road crews, and maintenance teams, this torch delivers up to 70 kW of heat to melt bitumen, dry surfaces, or control weeds efficiently.

Who is it for

This torch is intended for professional roofing contractors, waterproofing specialists, and facility maintenance personnel who require a dependable, high-capacity propane/butane torch for large-scale heating tasks. It is equally suited for drying damp substrates, removing old paint, or weed control on paths and driveways.

Main features

• Dual 60 mm burners provide a broad, uniform flame for faster coverage.
• Piezoelectric ignition system for one-hand, match-free lighting.
• Integrated flame adjustment valve for precise heat control.
• Ergonomic composite handle stays cool and offers a secure grip.
• 5 m hose with G3/8" LH connection for safe distance from the gas cylinder.
• Robust steel and brass burner construction for long service life.

Specifications

• Ignition system: Piezoelectric
• Number of burners: 2
• Main burner diameter: 60 mm
• Secondary burner diameter: 60 mm
• Total torch length: 850 mm
• Hose length included: 5 m
• Gas type: Propane / Butane (LPG)
• Max. heat output: 70 kW
• Gas consumption: approx. 2500 g/h
• Operating pressure: 2.5 bar (recommended with regulator)
• Gas connection thread: G3/8" LH (left-hand)
• Handle material: Ergonomic composite
• Burner material: Steel / Brass
• Intended use: Professional roofing, bitumen laying, drying, weed control
• Flame adjustment: Integrated valve
• Safety features: Insulated handle

Tips

Always use a suitable pressure regulator set to 2.5 bar and check all connections for leaks before ignition. Keep the torch moving to avoid overheating one spot, and allow the burner to cool completely before storage. For extended work, a spare gas cylinder ensures uninterrupted operation.