The Smith WH100 Casting Torch is a medium-duty torch handle paired with a Smith oxygen/acetylene 10" multi flame tip — offered here as a complete, ready-to-use casting setup. Built for professional jewelers and metalsmiths, this torch is capable of casting all precious metals with consistent, controlled heat.
The torch body is constructed of nickel-plated solid brass for durability and corrosion resistance. Stainless steel ball valves provide positive sealing and precise gas flow control, giving the operator reliable performance during demanding casting work. Smith Equipment is recognized in the trade for producing high-quality torches built to professional standards.
The hose connection is USA standard B (9/16"), compatible with standard oxygen/acetylene hose fittings. Flashback arrestors are strongly recommended and should be fitted to this torch prior to casting use.
Features
- Complete casting torch — includes Smith WH100 medium-duty torch handle and 10" multi flame tip
- Oxygen/acetylene fuel system for casting all precious metals
- Torch body constructed of nickel-plated solid brass
- Stainless steel ball valves for positive sealing and precision gas flow control
- USA standard B (9/16") hose connection
- Flashback arrestors recommended before casting use
Specifications
| Torch Model |
Smith WH100 |
| Duty Level |
Medium duty |
| Tip Length |
10" |
| Tip Type |
Multi flame |
| Fuel Type |
Oxygen/Acetylene |
| Body Material |
Nickel-plated solid brass |
| Valve Material |
Stainless steel ball valves |
| Hose Connection |
USA Standard B (9/16") |
| Proposition 65 |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. |
Notes
- Flashback arrestors are strongly recommended and should be fitted to this torch before casting.
- This listing includes the torch handle and multi flame tip only. Hoses, regulators, and gas supply are not included.
California Prop 65 Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
www.P65warnings.ca.gov.
