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Technical Specification
PRODUCT NUMBER 350313503335107AK42BSGC2
Type Torch PartTorch PartTorch PartTorch PartTorch Part

Q 1. What is the Draper 35108 used for?

A. The Draper 35108 is a friction lighter for safely igniting oxy-acetylene and oxy-propane torch flames. Never use matches or cigarette lighters to ignite a welding torch — the delayed ignition can cause a dangerous flash.

Q 2. How do I use a flint lighter correctly?

A. Open the fuel gas valve slightly (acetylene or propane), hold the lighter cup over the nozzle, and strike the flint against the steel to create sparks inside the cup. The gas should ignite cleanly. Keep the lighter clean and dry for reliable ignition.

Q 3. Why shouldn't I use matches to light a welding torch?

A. Matches require you to hold an open flame at the nozzle while the gas builds up, risking a flash burn to your hand. A flint lighter creates sparks inside the cup, igniting the gas instantly from a safe distance.

Q 4. How long does a flint last?

A. A standard flint typically provides hundreds of strikes. Replace the flint when sparks become weak or inconsistent — a lighter that fails to ignite reliably is a safety hazard. Replacement flints are available from welding suppliers.

Q 5. Should I have a lighter for each gas?

A. One lighter per torch setup is sufficient. Ensure the lighter cup is clean — contamination from grease or solvents can ignite unexpectedly near oxygen.

Q 6. How should I store an oxy-acetylene lighter?

A. Store in a dry, clean environment away from solvents and open flames. Keep the flint mechanism dry — a damp flint will not produce adequate sparks.

Q 7. Is the Draper 35108 in stock?

A. Yes — UK stocked for fast despatch. Check availability at PartsForMachines.com. Stock levels are updated in real time on the product page. If the item shows as in stock, it is available for immediate dispatch. For bulk orders or trade quantities, contact customer service for availability and lead times.

Q 8. Is this suitable for professional use?

A. Yes — manufactured to Draper's professional quality standard. Refer to the product specification for full details, or contact PartsForMachines.com customer service for further information.

Q 9. What safety equipment do I need for welding?

A. At minimum you need a welding helmet or headshield (auto-darkening recommended), leather welding gauntlets, a fire-resistant apron or jacket, and steel-toe boots. For enclosed spaces, a fume extractor or respirator is essential. A welding curtain or screen protects bystanders from UV flash. Keep a fire extinguisher accessible.

Q 10. Can I use this lighter for other gas welding fuels?

A. A friction lighter is suitable for all oxy-fuel gases — acetylene, propane, natural gas. The ignition method is the same regardless of fuel type.

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