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Butane-Powered Microtorch meets CPSC safety requirements.

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Butane-Powered Microtorch meets CPSC safety requirements.
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July 17, 2009 - Featuring self-igniting piezo electric ignition, compact Model MT-70 includes fuel adjustment wheel to provide 2,500°F pinpoint or broad blue torch flame. It incorporates trigger switch with pulldown lock, and slide-lock control for hands-free use. Self-contained, refillable butane fuel tank provides for up to 60 min of use on full charge. Torch has ergonomic handle to ensure non-slip grip, and can also be used as soldering iron or flameless heat tool using optional tips.

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Master Appliance Corp.
2420 18th St.
Racine, WI, 53403
USA



Master Introduces New Model Mt-70 Butane-Powered Microtorch


Racine, WI...Master Appliance Corp., North America's leading manufacturer and designer of professional quality heat tools for industry, is proud to introduce its new Model MT-70 Butane-powered Microtorch. This durable, compact torch features a fuel adjustment wheel to provide 2,500°F pinpoint or broad blue torch flame. A self-igniting piezo electric ignition makes the torch easy to start and eliminates the need for lighters or matches. The self-contained, refillable butane fuel tank provides for up to 60 minutes of use on a full charge.

The MT-70 incorporates a trigger switch with pulldown lock to meet the Consumer Products Safety Commission's (CPSC) Safety Requirements. A slide-lock control allows for hands-free use and instant off operation. A wide removable base/stand makes it easy to use the torch hand-held in compact spaces or in a hands-free mode on a workbench or table-top.

The ergonomic handle design ensures a non-slip grip making it perfect for applications such as soldering and desoldering, shrinking and terminating environmental connectors as well as many other industrial, commercial, and automotive applications. Optional tips allow the MT-70 to also be used as a soldering iron or flameless heat tool.

The MT-70 is available only from your Authorized Master Heat Tool Distributor. For the name of your local distributor and more information contact Master's Sales Department at sales@masterappliance.com, by telephone at (800) 558-9413 or (262) 633-7791, by fax at (262) 633-9745 or visit our web site at www.masterappliance.com.

Contact:

John R. Brott

Phone: (800) 558-9413 Ext:117

Fax: (262) 633-9745
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