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Home / Response Kits / 1/2″ Propane Flare Kit
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1/2 inch propane flare
1/2-inch propane flare

1/2″ Propane Flare Kit

Be sure and contact the manufacturer and ask about special pricing for response agencies.

Previously known as our “Small Cylinder Flare Kit” the 1/2″ Flare Kit is designed to be small enough to carry on about any rig. Check out the “1/2″ Propane Flare Kit”, designed for the propane job that just doesn’t require a flare with full 1-inch flow capacity. Small enough to fit in a case and big enough to get the cylinder emptied and you back on station. This flare has been used on scene to flare down 1000 gallon tank from 100% to 80% in less than 1-hour getting the scene cleared and everything back to normal before some areas could get a regional Haz-Mat Team on scene.

Now ships with a certified 25-foot propane hose rated for liquid and vapor with 350 psi working pressure, manufacture assembled and TESTED.

See it in action: https://youtu.be/YsTIsuid1BY

$1499.00 each + shipping

SKU: SCFK001 Category: Response Kits
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Description

The 1/2″ Flare Kit is designed to be small enough to carry on about any rig it gives the department a way to flare any tank with a POL connection as delivered. From 1 pound disposable bottles and up the size of the container matters not. When we say small, it just means it will take longer to flare down a MC-331 Transport, but you can still hook it up!!!

It also has the ability to connect to a standard 1 3/4″ Male ACME connector for additional options. 

20lb. cylinder FULL to no liquid test.

How long does it takes to empty a 20 lb. cylinder?  Exchange cylinders are typically only filled with 15 pounds or 3.5 gallons, for this test the spit gauge was used and it was filled to I assume 80-85 % depending on the tube length or 4.7 gallons. The original thought was that it would take 5-8 minutes to empty the cylinder . The cylinder was inverted and the test started at 16:30; it took 3 minutes and 25 seconds to empty the tank of all liquid, or 1.3 gallons per minute. As expected there was no frost on the tank until the liquid was removed and vaporization initiated. Frost appeared approximately 1-ingh up from the bottom (inverted tank). This is due to the length of the OPD valve protruding into the cylinder . The cylinder continued to produce vapors until all of the liquid converted to vapor.

California Prop 65 Notice: 
Warning: This product contains chemicals, including lead, known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.

Coupon Code: T32Y287K

Additional information

Weight 15 lbs
Dimensions 30 × 20 × 10 in

Documentation

Manual: https://www.respondertraining.com/2020-06-09_-small-cylinder-flare-instructions/

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