Butane Gas Can & Cylinder — 225g Butane Gas for Stoves & Torches
7 productsButane gas cylinder price at ZORACook: a single 225g can is ₹199, and packs of 4 to 12 bring it down to ₹133.25–₹137.25 a can. The same can fits both the ZORACook mini gas stove and the full-size portable gas stove, and is delivered free across India, typically in 3–5 days, with no minimum order. Butane gas is the fuel behind every ZORACook portable stove and torch — sold here as standard cassette-type cans (also called a butane gas bottle or butane gas can) with a 225g net fill and a CRV safety valve. In India, portable stoves and camping burners run on cassette-type butane gas cans like these — not the threaded EN417 canisters common abroad, and not the LPG in your kitchen cylinder. All payment methods accepted — cash on delivery, UPI, cards, wallets and net banking. Use in well-ventilated areas only.
No stove yet? These 225g cans need a cassette-type stove. The Mini Gas Stove + 1 Butane Can — ₹499 or the Kitchen Starter Kit (mini stove + 2 cans + Spark lighter) — ₹699 gets you cooking in one order, with free delivery across India and cash on delivery.
225g net fill — check the net weight
Every can prints a gross weight (can + gas) and a net weight (the gas you actually get). Net is the number that matters. ZORACook cans are 225g. How to check a can before you buy: CRV valve, seal and fill check guide.
Butane gas can price — 225g can, which pack to buy
| Pack Size | Price | Per can | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single can | ₹199 | ₹199.00 | First purchase, try it out |
| Pack of 2 | ₹349 | ₹174.50 | Weekend camping trip |
| Pack of 3 | ₹449 | ₹149.67 | Extended camping, home backup |
| Pack of 4 | ₹549 | ₹137.25 | Regular users — where the price per can drops |
| Pack of 6 | ₹819 | ₹136.50 | Frequent cooking |
| Pack of 8 | ₹1,149 | ₹143.63 | Heavy use, small business |
| Pack of 12 | ₹1,599 | ₹133.25 | Case size — lowest price per can |
The per-can price drops sharply at four cans (₹137.25) and then barely moves until the Pack of 12 (₹133.25), which is the cheapest per can. If you want a smaller outlay, the Pack of 4 gets you almost the same per-can price as the Pack of 6.
Not sure how many cans you need? Use the butane gas calculator — enter your cooking minutes and the number of days, and it works out the can count for you.
What Fits These Cylinders
All ZORACook cans use the standard cassette-type connection — the same format used by portable stoves. If you are looking for a camping gas cylinder or a portable gas canister for one of these stoves, this 225g cassette can is it — threaded EN417 camping canisters will not fit. Compatible with: ZORACook Portable Gas Stove, ZORACook Portable Mini Gas Stove, ZORACook Handheld Butane Torch, and ZORACook Brass Blow Torch. Buying the burner and the fuel together is cheaper than ordering them separately — see camping cooking equipment for stove-and-can kits from ₹499.
Butane gas for mini stove
The ZORACook Portable Mini Gas Stove (₹350) runs on this same 225g cassette-type butane gas — the can seats horizontally, screwing into a threaded port on the side of the stove body, not standing upright under the burner. One can gives roughly 2–2.5 hours of cooking on a medium flame. Want the can included? See the mini stove + can combo, or the full-size Portable Gas Stove (₹1,099), which presses the same can into a side slot and has a built-in igniter.
Butane gas for blow torch
This butane can also runs the Handheld Butane Torch (₹238), which mounts straight on top of the can (the can is its fuel tank), and refills the Brass Blow Torch (₹219). Mount, remove or refill a torch only when it is switched off, completely cool and away from any flame or spark. More detail: kitchen blow torch guide.
Buy butane gas canister online in India — for portable and camping stoves
Buy butane gas online from ZORACook as a single 225g can from ₹199, or save per can in packs up to 12 — the Pack of 12 works out to ₹133.25 a can, the lowest on the site. Free delivery across India, no minimum order, and cash on delivery available on every pack alongside UPI, cards, wallets and net banking.
Every can on this page is a 225g butane gas canister for portable stoves and camping stoves alike — the same cassette can runs a home backup stove, a mini camping stove on a trek, or a camping gas stove at the campsite. The butane gas can price in India here starts at ₹199; for regular use, the multipack and bulk-pack options — the butane gas canister pack of 4 (₹549), pack of 6 (₹819) and pack of 12 (₹1,599) — bring it down to ₹133.25–₹137.25 a can. Need the stove too? Our butane gas stove with cylinder combos start with a mini gas stove with butane cylinder at ₹499.
Butane gas can with nozzle — burner nozzle combos
Looking for a butane gas can with nozzle? ZORACook packs a separate brass burner nozzle with 225g butane cans. The nozzle twists onto the top of an upright can and gives an adjustable open flame. It has no built-in igniter, so you light it with a separate lighter. People use it for caramelising and searing, lighting BBQ charcoal, camping, light soldering, and copper-pipe soldering and brazing in AC and fridge repair. Keep the can upright while it is lit. The burner nozzle is a flame attachment, not a refill adapter.
- Burner Nozzle + 1 Butane Can — ₹389
- Burner Nozzle + 2 Butane Cans — ₹499
- Burner Nozzle + 3 Butane Cans — ₹649
- Burner Nozzle + 4 Butane Cans — ₹762
Frequently Asked Questions
How many grams is a ZORACook butane gas can?
225g net fill. Compare the net weight, not the gross weight printed next to it.
Do you sell a 250g butane can?
No. Our cans are 225g, which is the standard cassette size sold in India. 250g cans exist but are mostly imported or use a different fitting — always check that the can matches your stove's connection type before buying.
What type of butane cylinder fits ZORACook portable stoves?
Standard cassette-type butane cylinders. Do not use screw-on (threaded) canisters — they are a different standard and will not connect.
Is a butane gas bottle the same as a butane cylinder?
Yes. Butane gas bottle, butane cylinder, butane gas can and butane canister are all names for the same thing here: a 225g cassette-type can of butane fuel for portable stoves, also used to fuel the ZORACook Handheld Butane Torch, which mounts on top of the can, and to refill the Brass Blow Torch. It is not an LPG cylinder. A threaded EN417 canister is a different fitting and will not fit ZORACook stoves.
Is "butne gas" or "buatne gas" the same as butane gas?
Yes. "Butne gas", "buatne gas" and "butan gas" are common ways of typing butane gas in a search. They all mean the same fuel sold on this page: a 225g cassette-type butane gas can for portable stoves and camping stoves, ₹199 for a single can or from ₹133.25 a can in packs. It is not LPG.
How long does a butane gas cylinder last on a portable stove?
Roughly 2–2.5 hours on a medium flame, 1–1.5 hours on a high flame, and 3+ hours on a low simmer. For a 2-day camping trip with 2 meals a day, bring 2–3 cans.
How many cans should I take on a trek?
For a two-day trek with three or four people, take two — one working can and one for margin. A solo overnight where you only boil water needs one. Cold and wind both cut real burn time, so below about 5°C plan on losing roughly a quarter of the rated time.
Which pack size is the best value?
Per can, the Pack of 12 at ₹133.25 is the cheapest, followed by the Pack of 6 (₹136.50) and the Pack of 4 (₹137.25). The Pack of 8 works out at ₹143.63 a can, so if per-can price is what you are optimising for, the Pack of 6 beats it.
Are butane cans refillable?
No — the cans are single-use. The ZORACook Handheld Butane Torch mounts on top of the can instead of being filled from it, while the Brass Blow Torch is refilled from a can.
Can these butane cans be used with a torch lighter?
Yes — the ZORACook Handheld Butane Torch mounts straight on top of the same 225g can that runs both ZORACook stoves, and the Brass Blow Torch is refilled from it.
Is butane gas safe to store at home?
Yes, when stored correctly. Keep cans in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat sources and open flames. Do not store in a car in summer. Keep out of reach of children. Do not puncture, incinerate or use a damaged can.
Where can I buy a butane gas canister online in India?
From ZORACook at zoracook.com, as a single can or in packs up to twelve, delivered to serviceable pin codes across India. Because butane cannot be carried on a flight and is restricted on trains, having fuel delivered is usually the only practical option outside a large city.
Is cash on delivery available on butane can orders?
Yes, on every pack size. You can also pay online by UPI, card, wallet or net banking. There is no cash-on-delivery handling fee, and delivery is free with no minimum order value.
How quickly do butane cans arrive?
Orders placed before 2:00 PM IST on a working day are processed the same day. Transit is typically 3 to 5 days across India. Shipping is free on every order.
Do you sell a butane gas can with a nozzle?
Yes, as a combo. The ZORACook Burner Nozzle comes packed with 1, 2, 3 or 4 225g butane cans, from ₹389. The nozzle twists onto the top of an upright can and is lit with a separate lighter. It is a flame attachment, not a refill adapter.
Which butane gas fits a mini gas stove?
This 225g cassette-type can. It fits the ZORACook Portable Mini Gas Stove (₹350), seating horizontally into the threaded port on the side of the stove body, and the full-size Portable Gas Stove (₹1,099). A threaded EN417 screw-on canister will not fit either stove.
Can I use this butane gas with a blow torch?
Yes. The Handheld Butane Torch mounts straight on top of the can — the can is its fuel tank, so there is no refilling — and the Brass Blow Torch is refilled from the can. Mount, remove or refill a torch only when it is switched off and completely cool, in a well-ventilated space away from flames.
What is the butane gas cylinder price in India on ZORACook?
A single 225g can is ₹199. Multipacks bring the per-can price down, from ₹174.50 for a Pack of 2 to ₹133.25 for a Pack of 12 — the lowest price per can on the site.
How much do I save on a butane gas can pack of 4 compared with single cans?
Four single cans cost ₹796 (4 × ₹199). The Pack of 4 is ₹549, so you save ₹247 and pay ₹137.25 a can instead of ₹199.
Which butane gas can pack should a first-time stove buyer start with?
A single can (₹199) is enough to test a stove. Most people cooking regularly move to the Pack of 4 (₹549), where the price per can drops sharply. If you do not own a stove yet, the stove-and-can kits start at ₹499 and ship the fuel in the same box.
Where do I get a refill for my camping gas stove?
You replace the can rather than refill it — cassette butane cans are single-use. When a can runs empty, fit a new 225g cassette can: order a single can (₹199) or a pack from this page and it is delivered to your door with free shipping and cash on delivery. The ZORACook Handheld Butane Torch needs no refilling — it mounts straight on top of one of these cans — and the Brass Blow Torch is refilled from one.
Butane Guides & How-Tos
Everything worth knowing before you buy fuel — how long a can actually lasts, how to spot a badly filled one, which canister type fits your stove, and how to read the date code stamped on an LPG cylinder.
- Start here: Butane gas in India — the complete 2026 guide — the full overview every guide below sits under: can sizes, burn time, safety, fittings and pricing in one place.
- Tool: Butane gas calculator — work out how many cans your trip needs from your own cooking minutes, with a reference table and the method behind it.
- How to use: How to use butane gas on a portable stove — fit the can, light it and shut it down safely.
- How long one butane can lasts — and how many to pack
- Butane burn times by stove type and flame level
- Butane gas cylinder price in India — what a fair price looks like
- How to check a butane can — CRV valve, seal and 225g fill
- Cassette vs screw-on — which canister fits your stove
- Gas cylinder date code explained — it is not an expiry date
- Gas cylinder expiry date kaise check karein (Hindi)
- How to check gas cylinder weight at home
- LPG bachane ke 10 smart kitchen hacks
- Gas leak se bachne ke 7 zaroori safety tips
- Why butane weakens below 5°C — and what to do
- Essay: how many butane cans a two-day trek actually needs






