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| − | A patented system from GTT that has a center injector of oxygen. This mixed with how the ports built on the Outer oxygen port | + | A patented system from GTT that has a center injector of oxygen. This, mixed with how the ports built on the Outer oxygen port, create a very hot flame with alot of control and variation in flame character and atmosphere. |
== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 23 January 2007
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Overview
The Glass Torch Technology (GTT) Phantom is a 2 stage triple mix surface mix torch. Mainly for the use in glass blowing. The Phantom center fire is identical to the GTT Lynx.
Description
The Glass Torch Technologies Phantom is a torch consisting of the Lynx center fire system and an outer ring of ports. The manifold splits the gases coming into the torch into inner chambers and then through tubes to the surface where the gases mix. This creates a very quiet and soft flame. The mixing of gases on the surface makes it surface mix as unlike internal mix (premix). The chambers are built in such a way as to allow control of the inner fire and outer fire independently. There are three knobs on the manifold for each stage. Red is fuel (propane), Green is main/outer oxygen, and Blue is the center oxygen injection control.
Cooling
The torch is designed so that it does not need cooling fins or water cooling. This is done by the Green oxygen being open. Running this cools the torch. The blue valve when cracked will cool the injector and move the flame from the tip. This will prevent most if not all carbon build up.
Triple mix
A patented system from GTT that has a center injector of oxygen. This, mixed with how the ports built on the Outer oxygen port, create a very hot flame with alot of control and variation in flame character and atmosphere.
Tips
- Always keep your inner oxygen cracked (blue knob)
- Routine maintenance should be done monthly using a nichrome wire and a small wire brush, or possibly more often if you fume regularly
