product size: 5.2(Φ)X23.5(H) CM

product description :

Notched for easier Alignment to Stove
For Use with Butane Backpack Camping Stoves

Designed for Butane Gas Alternative to propane Up to 2 hours of use per canister.

Store in a dry area away from heat, Butane canister for camping stoves.

Will Not clog burner valves thus affecting Flame height and function
Low in non-volatile contaminates

For use at lower temperatures

Stable Mix Gas

Fitted with standard type threaded self sealing safety valve complying with Safety Standard.

Production lead time: Actually, we have stock, urgent orders can be negotiated.

Quanlity test: High quality inspection team.

Specifications:

Professional Manufacturer

Top-quality & reasonable price

OEM is welcome

Designed for butane gas Alternative to propane Up to 2 hours of use per canister.

Store in a dry area away from heat, Butane canister for camping stoves.

Will Not clog burner valves thus affecting Flame height and function
Low in non-volatile contaminates

Portable Butane Gas Cartridge and Butane Gas Canister

Butane Fuel cartridges are long-lasting, working for either two hours on a high setting or four hours on a low/simmer setting in a portable stove. They have an added odorant for scent detection and added safety. Their universal design works with all stoves and culinary torches that accept 8-ounce cartridges.

Refill your butane lighter with premium Butane Lighter Gas. It is five times refined and has no solid impurities, ensuring maximum performance and greatest care for your lighters.
Five universal filling adaptors to suit most applications
No solid impurities
Five times refined

This liquefied Butane Gas fuel is designed for use with our portable micro lab burner as well as with similar devices. The premium, high purity butane prevents clogging of fuel ports and provides clean, even burning. The universal filling tube allows quick and easy refilling.

Which gas should I use, Propane or Butane?
The physical properties of the two gases are similar, and when regulated to the correct pressure, they will perform almost identically. However there are some important differences. Of the two gases, Butane has the most advantages.

It is less toxic and so can legally be used and stored indoors. Litre for litre, it contains around 12% more energy than Propane and so you can squeeze more running time into the same sized bottle. (Butane is heavier than Propane though, so weight for weight it's a pretty close call.)

Butane also burns cleaner than Propane (although this isn't normally a serious issue in caravanning.) Finally, while it's not strictly a property of the gas, Butane canisters generally use clip-on type connections. These are far more convenient than the Propane screw type connections, especially if you swap bottles around regularly