. Railway mechanical engineer . Cut Weld Combination Torch June, 1919 RAILWAY MECHANICAL ENGINEER 393. simply withdrawing the container and tapping it on tlie light has 10,000 candle power. It burns over 12 hourson 12 lb. of carbide, at a cost of 4 cents per hour. The lamps are the product of the Alexander Milburn Com-pany, Baltimore, Md., who manufacture a general line ofcarbide illuminating apparatus, as well as oxy-acetylenetorches for welding. The quick-weld torch, type J, illustrated herewith, is anequal pressure torch for welding and has onlyrecently been produced
. Railway mechanical engineer . Cut Weld Combination Torch June, 1919 RAILWAY MECHANICAL ENGINEER 393. simply withdrawing the container and tapping it on tlie light has 10,000 candle power. It burns over 12 hourson 12 lb. of carbide, at a cost of 4 cents per hour. The lamps are the product of the Alexander Milburn Com-pany, Baltimore, Md., who manufacture a general line ofcarbide illuminating apparatus, as well as oxy-acetylenetorches for welding. The quick-weld torch, type J, illustrated herewith, is anequal pressure torch for welding and has onlyrecently been produced by tlie same company. In this torchthe gases are in the tip and each size of tip has itsown mi.\ture. The torch head and tips have a ilat seat whichinsures a perfect fit at all times, a new tip fitting the oldtorch without difficulty. It is provided with five differentsizes of tips and is equipped with union hose torch is known as the equal pressure welding torch be-cause the oxygen and acetylene are used at equal pressures;this is said to make a softer flame and prevent dan
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