Smith 23-1015P Little Torch Propane Outfit W/5 Tips, Regulators, Empty Tanks & Caddy

Set up a complete propane and oxygen station at the bench, from delicate joins to small casting melts, without sourcing the pieces one at a time. The Smith 23-1015P Little Torch Propane Outfit is a USA-made, professional-grade torch system for precision soldering, fabrication, and small casting tasks, and it ships with the torch, five tips, regulators, empty refillable tanks, check valves, and a steel caddy. Fill the tanks locally and the outfit is ready to light.

The Smith Little Torch is the lightest and most fuel-efficient professional jeweler's torch available. It gives pinpoint flame control for delicate soldering yet produces a flame hot enough to melt, braze, and cast small quantities of metal, which suits jewelers, metalsmiths, and repair technicians who need precision and versatility in a compact setup.

Features

• Compact and lightweight: maneuvers easily in tight spaces and suits detailed bench work.
• Stable, adjustable flame: holds steady for soldering, brazing, and melting.
• Versatile fuel compatibility: the torch handle runs on propane, acetylene, and propylene.
• Color-coded gas lines: reduce the risk of connection errors.
• Made in the USA: precision-manufactured for reliability and performance.

Compatibility

This outfit is plumbed for propane and oxygen, with a CGA #540 oxygen regulator, a CGA #510 propane regulator, an 8-foot hose set, and tips #3 through #7. The Little Torch handle itself also runs on acetylene and propylene.

Maximum flame temperature by fuel, for reference:

Notes

What you get:

• 114.004 Smith Little Torch with 5 tips (#3, #4, #5, #6, and #7) and 8-foot hose set
• 114.035 Smith oxygen regulator (CGA #540)
• 114.040 Smith propane regulator (CGA #510)
• 114.045 Oxygen tank, 20 CF capacity (empty)
• 114.048 Propane tank, 5 lb capacity (empty)
• 114.179 Gas check valve
• 114.180 Oxygen check valve
• 114.050 Steel caddy for secure tank and regulator organization

• Tanks ship empty; fill or exchange them at your local welding supply shop.
• Always inspect all connections for leaks before lighting the torch.
• Follow all safety guidelines and manufacturer recommendations for fuel and regulator setup.