Will it protect my hands lighting a 500,000 btu propane torch?
1289724
Sorry I would have no idea. I am not a trade person. I bought them for a pizza oven.
1289725
That may be asking a bit much of them. For adding wood to a wood stove, however, they are great.
1289726
I can't answer that question. We bought the gloves to use as a prop for a costume, not realizing they were used for the fireplace.
1559075
I use mine for mig welding and they are awesome - perfect for mig welding. But they are not strictly speaking fire-proof.
1629704
You have 5 sizes for the torch, you want the one that has the largest opening. Also check the pressue gages should be about 2 -5 pounds. Light with a match.
298362
Absolutely. This surge protector has one of the highest joule ratings (3345) on the market.
91588
Yes, it would protect your workstation. It is rated for 1200w so you have extra capacity to add other items with the workstation.
294727
They'd probably keep you safe, but I wouldn't use them for this purpose. These are knit from special materials and you'll get them extremely dirty in short order. You'd be better off with "welder" gloves. Better yet, you need some kind of fireplace claw, handihand, or the like for this kind of duty.
406444
Yes I believe so. I use these when I grill and have my hands above heat for a good extended period of time.
1777699
As long as you can make fire at that kind of elevation then the hand warmer will work. Also this thing requires low oxygen flow so it should work at that kind of elevation but I never use this at that kind of elevation. So in theory it should work.
839088
Yes u could use them for that. They would certainly protect ur hands from the heat or fire.
1205304
I have not tried. I have briefly handled the grill grate in my BBQ since I need to move some coals and all I felt was a little warmth. If I were to pick up a burning log in a campfire I would only do that if there was a section of the log that was not on fire. I am confident I would be protected from surrounding heat but I wouldn't attempt direct flame contact. That is what fire poker and tools are for.
2206482
No. These are designed to prevent your insulation from heating up and catching fire from direct contact with light.
2244087
No, it'll get too hot and melt the socket. You need one just for heat lamps. Zoo Med makes them. Infrared gets hot!
1622462
I think the instruction manual says not to cover but I covered mine since it's two inches long and sticks out like a sore thumb in the clear glass pit. It just makes it a little harder to light right off but doesn't affect the flame source when it's lit. I've had my pit for almost a year now and love it.
117659
You will need a set of oxygen and acetylene tanks, a pair of brazing goggles, a stand for the torch and a heat resistant soldering surface. I would recommend some classes in the use of your new oxy/actelyne torch for safety because they can be very dangerous.
369637
Yes. It does a great job. I would recommend wearing the FHI hot glove though. It's very easy to burn yourself!
2198727
I suggest going to your home improvement store , and buying welders gloves ,they tolerate way more heat than , and are designed for man hands way cheaper , hope this help some
2136373
I imagine so. It doesn't cover the hand. It's for my grand-child who lives 3000 miles away, so I can't actually verify.