Sentence examples for gas torch from inspiring English sources

An economic alternative to laser for melting the surface is by using a tungsten inert gas torch.

In the present study, edges of two glass panels were melted and sealed using a hydrogen mixed gas torch.

Mr. Hyneman stood by an open door of the building to manipulate a long pole with a gas torch that he used to ignite the mini-zeppelin, which was more than 10 feet long, hanging inside.

Another solution is to cook the food perfectly with low heat, let it cool some, and then flavor its surface with a brief blast of intense heat from a hot pan or even a gas torch.

Although Mr. Stankard was trained as an industrial production glassblower, he uses the process of flame work to control a gas torch that skillfully melts and transforms colored glass rods into detailed small-scale representations of American wildflowers, insects, berries and gourds.

And with his father, Sharpuddi — who says that Mr. Kadyrov illegally detained him for more than 10 months, and that his captors tortured victims with a gas torch — he filed complaints to Russian prosecutors and the European Court of Human Rights in 2006 and 2007.

There will be a tiered waterfall and a reflecting pool with gas torches at the entrance to the building.

The Science Applications International Corporation will take the knives, box cutters, scissors, fireworks, tear gas canisters, paint-thinner containers, gas torches, fire extinguishers, flares and other items for disposal.

Adverse impacts in in-yard processing and beached ship cutting are generated by the use of liquid oxygen and the use of gas torches.

This is often done by 'beaching' the ship on open sand, then cutting it apart by hand with gas torches, a dangerous operation that results in injuries and fatalities, as well as exposure to toxic materials such as asbestos, lead, and various chemicals.

Ireland spent the next three years stripping and buffing the walls down to the plaster, then covering them with a polyurethane paint that gave each room a golden glow, especially when lit by the moving sun or, of an evening in the living room, by the two gas torches dangling from copper wires above the sitting area.