Litton Surface Mix Burners

Ltton surface mix burners are available in Standard, Swivel, and Ring configurations. A burner tip refers to a single burner head. The number of fires on a burner relates to the number of burner tips present. Jet describes the hole or holes in the top of the tip, through which the gas is released. A single jet tip has one flame hole, a 6/7N has 13, the 7-jet has 7, the 10/11N has 21 and the Q5 has 55.

All burners feature movable joints where tips are connected to sidearms and where sidearms are connected to the bed block. This feature allows for varied heat zone width.

See Flow rates for Litton Burneres

General Features

• Available in chromium-plated brass or stainless steel
• Five different surface mix tips consisting of Single-jet, 6/7N, 7-jet, 10/11N, and Q5 providing either a focused or bushy flame

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Standard Burners

• Available in tip configurations from 2-fire to 16-fire
• Movable joints where tips are connected to sidearms and where side arms are connected to bed

Swivel Burners

• Available in configurations from 2-fire to 16-fire
• An additional degree of freedom allows perpendicular or angled contact of the flame with the glass

Ring Burners

• Available configurations 8, 10 & 12 fire
• Available tips Single Jet , 6/7N, 7 Jet & 10/11N

Rotary Burners

• Various-sized beds available
• Pedestals available in either rigid or articulating

Water-Cooled Ring Burners

• Available in 220° and 360°
• 220° available in tip configurations of 8-fire and 10-fire & 10 fire offset
• 360° with 14 fire

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Annealing Burners

Two models

• Bench mounting
• Hand held

Hand Torches

Five models

• Single-jet
• 6/7N
• 7-jet
• 10/11N
• Q5

FLOW RATES FOR LITTON BURNERS

The following information was gathered using supply lines of at least 3/8 inch
inside Daimler tubing and using the following gas pressures:

BTU RATES
1100 BTU per cubic foot of natural gas
319 BTU per cubic foot for hydrogen