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604 EN417 High-Temperature Torch Head (1300°C)
The hot head of the EN417 range, on its own. Electronic piezo ignition fires it with one thumb, a built-in air-mix fan holds the flame steady in draughts, and the burner reaches 1300°C - hot enough for metal-tube soldering, small brazing jobs and workshop heating that defeats ordinary heads. It locks onto a notched-collar butane cartridge with a quarter turn: no cylinder, no hose, nothing pressurised in the post.
Campingaz CV270 / CV300 / CV470 are examples of the notched-collar cans our trade buyers stock - model names are not a brand-fit claim. We confirm the seat fit against the cartridge you hold before your first order. Different seat? Send details → /contact/.
Sizes
| SPEC | VALUE |
|---|---|
| Model (factory reference) | 604 |
| Max flame temperature | 1300°C |
| Body material | Iron + zinc alloy |
| Ignition | Electronic piezo |
| Flame stabilisation | Built-in air-mix fan |
| Windproof | Yes |
| Net weight | 150 g |
| Body size (L×W×H) | 17 × 4.5 × 5.5 cm |
| Fuel | Butane (notched-collar cartridge, not included) |
| In the box | Torch head only - no cartridge, no accessories |
| Carton pack | 100 pcs |
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Specification
- Iron and zinc-alloy body
- Electronic piezo ignition - no flint wear
- Built-in air-mix fan for a stable flame in draughts
- Copper-colour finish
- RoHS/REACH statement in About
- Check local gas-appliance rules before fitting (EU/UK GAR applies to gas appliances; this is a spare part)
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604 EN417 Torch Head + Test Brazing Rods (Aluminium & Copper)
The same 1300°C EN417 head, supplied with a test pack of aluminium and copper brazing rods. The point is to prove it on your own work before committing to bulk: light it, braze a scrap joint, and judge the finish yourself. Rods travel alongside the head, so one order gets you both. Locks onto a notched-collar butane cartridge - no cylinder, no hose.
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604 EN417 Torch Head + Service Kit (Spare Seals & Screwdriver)
The same 1300°C EN417 head, with the two things that keep a cartridge torch working: replacement seals and a repair screwdriver. The seal at the cartridge joint is the part that ages first - it hardens, stops sealing and the torch starts hissing at the valve. With a spare seal and the right driver in the box, that is a two-minute fix instead of a replacement torch. Locks onto a notched-collar butane cartridge.
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Brazing Rods - Aluminium & Copper (Sold Separately)
The rods on their own, once you already run a cartridge torch. Low-temperature aluminium and copper rods that braze at the kind of heat a 1300C butane torch gives you - the same rods that ship in our head-and-rods pack, so if you proved the flame there, this is the top-up order. Tell us the metals you join and we confirm rod diameter, alloy and pack count in your quote.
Guides that cover this part
GUIDE
Which blowtorch for soldering copper pipe?
For 15 and 22 mm capillary joints a butane EN417 cartridge torch with a soldering nozzle is enough - flame shape beats power. When 28 mm work needs oxy-fuel.
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How to clean a clogged torch nozzle
Ragged yellow flame? Sooting nozzle? Clean it the right way: pick the correct wire size, clear the orifice without enlarging it, and know when to replace.
GUIDE
Which cartridges are EN417, and what fits them?
What EN417 compliant means: the standard covers the cartridge and valve, not torch performance. Check the seat and confirm fit before ordering.
GUIDE
Butane vs propane torches: what changes at the bench
Propane in air generally burns hotter than butane, but cold weather and heat delivery matter at work. Compare flame heat, wind, cost and cartridge fit.
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How to solder copper pipe with a blowtorch, step by step
Clean, flux, heat the fitting, feed the solder: the full capillary joint sequence for 15 and 22 mm copper pipe, plus the five mistakes that ruin joints.
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How to braze aluminium with a torch: rods, flux and flame control
Low-temperature aluminium brazing with a cartridge or propane torch: rod choice, oxide control, flux, and the joints this process can and cannot handle.
Questions
Does the fan need batteries?
No - the fan is driven by the gas flow itself, so there are no batteries to replace and nothing to charge.
What can 1300°C actually do?
It softens solder and brazing filler fast, chars and strips, and handles small metal-tube soldering jobs. It will not weld steel - for that you need oxy-fuel - but for cartridge-torch work it is the top of the temperature range.
Is a cartridge included?
No. We never ship gas: the head runs on notched-collar butane cartridges (Campingaz CV270 / CV300 / CV470 or equivalent) that you buy locally.
Is this a genuine Campingaz part?
No. Independent head for notched-collar cartridges, not affiliated with Campingaz.
Is the 604 tested to EN 13611?
Yes - the 604 is inside the EN 13611:2019/AC:2021 test scope in report CTG2601200434K-SR04AS (tested under reference ZK604), issued by Shenzhen CTG Testing Co., Ltd in January 2026, with a third-party Verification of Conformity valid to 2031. The full report and VoC travel with your quotation. Note what that is and is not: a test report and a voluntary verification, not an EU-type examination by a Notified Body.
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