Bernzomatic Fat Boy Propane Cylinder

   Model # 2880062 by Bernzomatic

$56.28  Sold in multiples of 12 / $4.69 each

This item can only be special ordered at one of our retail locations in New England and Upstate New York.

Features and DetailsIdeal for general soldering. Flame temperature in air = 3450 F; 20 percent more fuel (than standard 14.1 oz cylinders). Recyclable; lower profile. 'Green Key' tool allows consumers to durably mark a propane cylinder as empty for steel recyclers. This Bernzomatic Fat Boy Propane Cylinder is one of many top quality items in our Torch Accessories department.

Aubuchon Item # 642754

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    Bernzomatic Fat Boy Propane Cylinder

    This item is available SPECIAL ORDER IN STORE ONLY.

    Call or visit one of our Retail Locations in New England and Upstate New York for more information.

    • Bernzomatic Model # 2880062
    • RECYCLABLE
    • GREEN KEY
    • Green Key
    • Size Ozs.=16.92
    • Made in the USA
    • Unit: each
    • Unit Weight: 2.0308 lbs
    • UPC Code: 070042199901
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