G-TEC Natural Gas Torch Boosters 

Price includes 12% tariff fee.

G-TEC Torch Boosters connect to your low-pressure utility natural gas line and boost outlet pressure so gas flows properly through flashback arrestors and delivers a hot, stable flame—without swapping cylinders (Doc 1, Doc 3). You get continuous supply, cleaner combustion, and lower operating cost versus bottled fuel (Doc 1, Doc 2).

Key Benefits

• Never run out of fuel: Draws from the building gas service for uninterrupted work (Doc 1).
• Hot, clean flame: High-pressure natural gas supports cutting, brazing, and heating with consistent quality (Doc 2).
• Lower operating cost: Utility natural gas eliminates cylinder rental/delivery and reduces cost per BTU (Doc 3).
• Sized for your shop: Four models cover single benches up to multi-torch manifolds (Doc 1, Doc 2).

Model Guide

Capacities and typical torch counts summarized from the application and cutting/brazing brochures (Doc 1, Doc 2).

How It Works

The booster takes low-pressure natural gas from your utility line and provides a regulated, higher-pressure outlet to your torch(es) or manifold. Start it at the beginning of the day and shut it down when you’re done (Doc 3).

Maintenance & Serviceability

Routine service items (filter/drier, check valves) and cabinet layouts are illustrated in the maintenance PDFs. Follow model-specific steps and leak-check upon reassembly (Doc 4, Doc 5, Doc 6).

References

• Doc 1 — TB-30 Cut Braze Heat Brochure.pdf
• Doc 2 — TB-60 & TB-125 Cutting Brazing Heating Brochure.pdf
• Doc 3 — TB-60 & TB-125 Cross Application Brochure.pdf
• Doc 4 — TB-15 & TB-30 Maintenance Parts Instructions.pdf
• Doc 5 — TB-60 New Cabinet Maintenance Parts Instructions.pdf
• Doc 6 — TB-125 Maintenance Parts Instructions.pdf

California Prop 65 Warning:
Cancer and Reproductive Harm. www.P65warnings.ca.gov.