LEXIVON Butane Blow Torch, Refillable Upright Lighter with Adjustable Flame and Pro-Grade Aluminum Tank | Ideal for Soldering and Kitchen Tasks (LX-760)

Its listed tank capacity is approximately 20 g (0.7 oz), with estimates of 20 minutes at high power and 40 minutes at low power. Actual duration depends on operation.

The manual lists 9.5 in (241 mm) height, a 1.4 in (35 mm) tank diameter and approximately 175 g (6.2 oz) net weight. Package weight is a different figure.

LX-760 has an air-flow control valve: keep the vent open for the jet flame, and close it after lighting for the milder diffusion flame. That is separate from adjusting flame length.

The manual identifies the torch and detachable stand, not a catalyst-and-contact-tip kit. LX-770 or LX-771 is the kit format to compare when you need those documented accessories.

No. LX-761 lists a 38 g tank with about 40/80 minutes at high/low power; LX-760 lists 20 g and about 20/40 minutes. Choose the documented capacity rather than assuming identical duration.

The LX-760 lever changes flame size; no numerical contact-tip temperature or minimum job-specific heat setting is verified. Consider the material's heat demand before choosing it for delicate work.

LX-760 lists 2010 F (1100 C) for the core flame and 1670 F (910 C) for the extended flame. These are capability claims, not target temperatures for cookware or solder.

The listed core length is 2.0 in (50 mm), with an extended flame reaching 7.5 in (190 mm). Keep that longer outer flame clear of nearby items.

Yes. Its manual shows sliding the continuous lock after ignition to keep the flame operating without holding the ignition button. Release the lock to shut continuous operation off.

A detachable stand is included and intended to improve stability. Use a stable horizontal surface away from flammable materials; the stand does not make unattended operation safe.

Its manual requires refined butane and says ordinary gas labeled simply butane can prevent proper operation. Fuel is not included; check the refill-can specification.

No. Before filling, the LX-760 manual calls for room temperature and no use for five minutes. After filling, allow up to five minutes for escaped butane to evaporate before lighting.

LX-760 is a 9.5-inch upright torch, about 175 g, with 20/40-minute high/low estimates. LX-775 is pistol-shaped, about 190 g, with 30/70-minute estimates. Both list 20 g tanks; compare handling and intended heat work.

The manual allows removal for filling, storage, travel or maintenance and identifies the stand as a separate part. Choose a stable setup appropriate to the task rather than assuming stand-free placement has the same stability.

LX-TIP sets fit LX-770 and LX-771 as complete systems. LX-760 is not a confirmed host for that catalyst-and-tip system; choose LX-760 for flame work rather than assuming contact-tip fit.

No. The tank is aluminum, but that does not establish the material of every external component. Do not assume the entire torch body is metal.

The LX-760 troubleshooting section directs you to check the safety stopper, air vent, trigger and flame setting. Persistent no-spark faults need support; an external-lighting workaround is not supplied as the approved repair.

12 months standard; 24 months when you register online within 90 days of purchase. Coverage concerns defects and is not lifetime; commercial use stays at 12 months and industrial use is excluded.

Open the air vent, put the flame lever at center and unlock the safety stopper as shown for LX-760. Press the ignition button firmly; stop and use the manual's troubleshooting if it still will not light.

Slide the continuous flame lock left to release it. With the lock not engaged, releasing the ignition button turns the torch off; verify shutdown before storing.

Do not disassemble the ignition system. Check the manual's lock and ignition sequence, then contact Lexivon about the persistent fault rather than bypassing the controls.

Stop when liquid butane sprays out, as the filling instructions say. Keep the refill can and torch aligned, avoid overfilling and let escaped fuel evaporate before ignition.

Stop and ask Lexivon about the damaged tool. The safety instructions prohibit dropping or unauthorized modifications; a damaged exterior does not justify an improvised ignition or fuel repair.

Cool it fully and wipe with a dry cloth; do not use water or cleaning agents. The manual advises avoiding storage hotter than 120 F (49 C).