🆕 Smith Little Torch LPG Regulator for Accurate & Fine Torch Flame Adjustment (Max Outlet 20psi)

Product Description

This LPG regulator is specially designed for use with the Smith Little Torch, providing the extremely low and finely adjustable gas pressure needed for a stable, precise micro-flame. Standard LPG regulators deliver too much pressure and lack the sensitivity required for jewellery torches, making this specialised low-output regulator essential for clean and controlled soldering work.

With a maximum outlet pressure of 20 psi, the regulator offers smooth, granular adjustment across the low-pressure range. This allows the Smith Little Torch to produce a perfectly tuned flame for delicate soldering, chain repair, jump rings, and other fine bench tasks where accuracy is critical.

Key Features

• Purpose-Built for Smith Little Torch: Provides safe, low-pressure output ideal for micro-torch operation
• Fine Flame Control: Highly sensitive adjustment for precise flame shaping
• Low Output Design: Optimised for the extremely low pressures required by the torch
• Consistent Performance: Ensures a stable, repeatable flame without pressure spikes
• Durable Construction: Built for daily use in professional jewellery workshops

Why This Regulator Matters

The Smith Little Torch is engineered to run on low, steady gas flow. Using a standard regulator often results in unstable flames, overshooting, or difficulty achieving a tiny, accurate tip. This specialised regulator ensures:

• Safe operating pressure for micro-torch use
• Improved control for delicate soldering and fine joins
• Smooth, predictable flame behaviour
• Better precision when working near stones or small components

Applications

• Jewellery soldering and fine flame work
• Chain repair, jump rings, and small join work
• Any Smith Little Torch setup requiring safe, accurate low-pressure LPG control

This low-pressure LPG regulator is a vital accessory for ensuring the Smith Little Torch performs with the accuracy, safety, and consistency demanded in jewellery workshops.