Cigweld Supre Thermic Lance Mini Kit 317000 for 10mm and 7mm

CIGWELD Supre Lance Mini Kit
The Supre Lance Mini Kit offers a complete, professional-grade solution for high-performance thermic cutting in a compact, durable carry case. Designed for convenience and versatility, it includes multiple lance sizes and all essential accessories to ensure safe and efficient cutting on the job.

Features

All-in-one portable kit ideal for on-site thermic lancing
Includes multiple lance sizes for versatility in cutting applications
Durable carry case for easy transport and storage
Comprehensive safety gear included for user protection
Includes

Carry case
Supre Lance Handle with 2 end nozzles and rubber seals for 10mm and 7mm diameter lances
5 x 10mm diameter Supre Lances
5 x 7mm diameter Supre Lances
Spatter shield
5m Oxygen hose (5mm diameter)
Pair of lancing gloves
Protective mask

Minimum Sell Quantity: 1 EACH
Order Quantity Multiple: 1 EACH

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Thermic Lance Kits Description
A Thermic Lance is a steel pipe packed with mixed metal wires. It is capable of cutting through:
Ferrous and non-ferrous metals (recommended)
Refractory materials such as linings and bricks (recommended)
Underwater cutting of metal tracks bridge supports, wharves (Mini Thermic Lances Only)
Concrete or rock structures (mainly for piercing holes only)

What is a Thermic Lance?
A Thermic Lance is a steel pipe packed with mixed metal wires.

Pure oxygen gas is passed through the pipe from an oxygen cylinder and regulator. The end of the pipe is lit with a high temperature source, e.g. an oxy-acetylene torch. The iron in the steel burns in the oxygen coming down the pipe to produce enormous heat and a liquid slag of iron oxides and other materials, which dribbles and splashes out, just like an enormous firework sparkler.

The temperature reached in the centre of the combustion zone is approx. 4000 degrees Celsius, greater than the melting point of any substance on earth. By the way of comparison, concrete melts at 1800 - 2500 degrees Celsius and steel at less than 1500 degrees Celsius. Also, because it runs on oxygen, the lance can cut underwater.