Storm lighter
Welcome to the world of storm lighters, where power meets precision. Whether you're looking for a sturdy gas storm lighter, the elegance of a Zippo storm lighter admire, or the achievement of one Jet flame you need – you’ve come to the right place. Our selection of storm lighters combines functionality with style, perfect for use in Switzerland and beyond. Discover our range now and find the storm lighter that suits you – be it to buy for yourself or as a gift. Your adventure begins here.
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How does a storm lighter work?
A storm lighter, known for its wind resistance, works based on a gas filling, usually butane. Unlike traditional lighters, it produces a jet flame created by a special mechanism: gas is forced under pressure through a fine nozzle and ignites from a spark generated by an ignition system, often piezoelectric. This principle enables a constant, strong flame that does not go out even in stormy weather.
How hot is a storm lighter?
The temperature of a storm lighter can be impressively high, typically the jet flame reaches temperatures between 1,300°C and 1,500°C. This intense heat makes the storm lighter the ideal companion for outdoor activities, as it ignites and burns reliably even in strong winds.
What is a storm lighter?
A storm lighter is a specially designed lighter designed to function in extreme conditions, especially strong Wind and bad weather. Its signature jet flame, created by burning gas, preferably butane, remains stable even in stormy weather, making it an essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts, smokers and anyone who needs a reliable source of fire on the go.
How hot does a storm fire get?eugh?
The temperature of a storm lighter can vary, but is usually between 1,300°C and 1,500°C. This high temperature is made possible by the lighter's special design, which produces a concentrated, wind-resistant jet flame. This heat resistance and performance make the storm lighter a reliable companion in all situations, especially during outdoor activities and in challenging environments.