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Old 2011-12-26, 8:18am
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Exclamation How to set up the Japanese torch - UNI-1 ?

I just bought a Japanese torch as my Christmas gift. It was so exciting but I am not sure about the set up. Can anyone help ? The model no. is UNI-1 (from A3 International). I just know that I have to connect it with the air pump and the propane (no oxygen tank is needed). Anyone using similar torch ? ops
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Old 2011-12-26, 9:11am
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I see it is your first visit, wecome to Lampwork Etc. and to the addiction...

Patience, as Malcolm will probably be along shortly... He sells these style torches, he will know... Perhaps some others know....

http://www.artcoinc.com/japanese_torches.php

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Old 2011-12-26, 6:04pm
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This might help you, it is a video clip of a japanese torch set up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMQDMyD2114
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Old 2012-01-04, 5:09pm
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You will need a 40 lpm air pump (which I do sell), and a regulator on your propane tank. The gas pressure needed is quite low, typically under 2 psi. So, there's no need to get a 100 psi regulator for your propane tank.

And before you ask, no ... You can't use a regular air compressor. Air pumps are designed to put out high volume/low pressure, while air compressors are designed to put out low volume/high pressure.

Call or email if you have any further questions.

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