ZORACook Brass Blow Torch — Solid Brass Butane

ZORACook Brass Blow Torch — ₹219 (MRP ₹729). One brass flame for the kitchen and the toolbox. A solid brass handheld blow torch with a fixed, steady blue flame and an On/Off safety lock, refilled from a 225g ZORACook butane can. One strong flame for crème brûlée, charcoal and soldering, and it lights diyas, candles and agarbatti easily — one durable tool instead of three flimsy ones. All payment methods accepted — cash on delivery, UPI, cards, wallets and net banking. Free shipping across India, no minimum order. Butane can sold separately (or buy the torch + 1 can combo).

Diwali special: light diyas, candles and agarbatti in a moment with its steady flame, caramelise the top of kheer and phirni, char paneer tikka and capsicum for the party, or light the BBQ charcoal in seconds. Free delivery across India in 3–5 days, with cash on delivery available. Order early for Diwali (8 November).

Features

• Solid brass body — heavier and far more durable than the thin plastic torches sold at the same price.
• Fixed, steady flame — one strong blue jet that does not flicker, for sugar work, charcoal and light soldering. It lights diyas, candles and agarbatti easily.
• Refillable, with an On/Off lock — fill the torch from a 225g ZORACook butane can, and use the On/Off safety lock to keep it locked off when you are not using it.
• Kitchen and workshop — crème brûlée, searing, dhungar smoking, BBQ lighting, and light soldering.
• Fast on charcoal — lights a BBQ in 15–20 seconds without lighter fluid.
• Runs on the same fuel as our stoves — the same ₹199 ZORACook 225g can runs it.

Specifications

What you can do with it

• Kitchen: caramelise crème brûlée, sear meat, blister peppers, and add dhungar (smoky) flavour.
• BBQ and outdoors: light charcoal and start a grill quickly without lighter fluid.
• Workshop: light soldering of small copper joints, loosening seized fittings, and small DIY tasks.

Will it solder copper pipe? For small jobs, yes — a butane flame easily melts plumbing solder and handles small household copper joints. For larger pipe or full plumbing runs, a propane/MAPP torch is the better tool. Note that this torch solders; it does not weld. Full honest guide: can you solder copper pipe with a butane blow torch?

See it in action

A 10-second look at the ZORACook Brass Blow Torch in a home kitchen.

How to use

1. Refill it from the can. With the torch switched off and the valve closed, refill it from a 225g ZORACook butane can, outdoors or in a well-ventilated space away from any flame or spark.
2. Set your workspace. Work in a well-ventilated area on a heat-safe surface, clear of paper, cloth and anything flammable.
3. Release the lock and start the flame. Release the safety lock, turn the gas valve slightly and press the ignition button to light it, keeping the nozzle pointed away from your face and hands. It does not light by itself when the gas is opened.
4. Dial the flame. A soft flame for sugar and finishing; a tight blue jet for soldering and stubborn charcoal.
5. Shut down. Close the valve fully, engage the safety lock and let the nozzle cool completely before setting it down or storing it.

Safety instructions

• Butane produces a real, high-temperature flame — treat it as you would any open flame.
• Use only in a well-ventilated area, away from your face, hair, clothing and anything flammable.
• Never leave a lit torch unattended, and never point it at a person.
• When soldering, the metal stays dangerously hot for minutes after the flame is off — do not touch it.
• Allow the nozzle to cool fully before storing. Refill it only when the safety lock is engaged, the valve is closed, the nozzle is cool and there is no flame nearby.
• Store upright in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from heat.
• Do not puncture or modify the torch, or expose it, or the gas can, to high temperatures.
• Keep out of reach of children. Adult use only.

Related products

• Handheld Butane Torch — ₹238 — trigger-grip torch gun, easier for one-handed kitchen work.
• Butane Gas Canister 225g — ₹199 — the can you refill this torch from.
• Brass Blow Torch + 1 butane gas can combo — ₹418 — torch and fuel in one delivery.
• Butane Canister Pack of 2 — ₹349 — ₹174.50 a can.
• Arc BBQ Lighter — ₹189 — flameless, USB-rechargeable, for candles and diyas.
• Portable Gas Stove — ₹1,099 — runs on the same butane cans.
• Handheld Butane Torch + butane gas can combo — ₹399 — the trigger-grip torch with fuel included, ready to use.
• Browse all butane torches and butane gas cylinders.

Choosing between our two torches? Take the Brass Blow Torch (₹219) if you want a sturdy metal tool for both kitchen and workshop; take the Handheld Butane Torch (₹238) if you mainly want a compact dessert-and-searing torch with a trigger grip.

Frequently asked questions

What fuel does it use?

Standard butane gas from a 225g can, which you use to refill the torch. Gas is sold separately — a ZORACook 225g can is ₹199.

Does it come with gas?

No. Butane is sold separately — refill the torch from a ZORACook 225g butane can before you use it.

Can I use it in the kitchen for crème brûlée?

Yes — the steady flame works well for caramelising sugar, searing and finishing dishes.

Can it solder copper pipe?

It handles small household copper joints. For larger pipe or regular plumbing, use a propane or MAPP torch instead. It solders; it does not weld.

Is it refillable, and does it have a safety lock?

Yes. The Brass Blow Torch is refillable — refill it from a 225g butane can — and it has an On/Off safety lock. It does not mount on top of the can.

Is it the same thing as a torch gun or flame gun?

Those names usually describe a trigger-grip butane torch — that is our Handheld Butane Torch. The Brass Blow Torch is a compact jet torch with a refillable see-through tank, a fixed, steady flame, an On/Lock switch and its own ignition button.

Can it light diyas, candles and agarbatti?

Yes. It gives a real, steady blue flame, so diyas, candles, agarbatti and kapoor light easily, even in a breeze. The flame size is fixed, so hold the nozzle a little away from the wick, touch it for a moment, and keep the flame away from flowers, cloth and decorations.

Which payment methods do you accept?

All of them — cash on delivery, UPI, credit and debit cards, wallets and net banking. Delivery is free across India with no minimum order value.

All payment methods incl. cash on delivery · Free delivery across India · Use in ventilated areas only · Keep away from children.