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What is a Jet Ring Burner?

High heat jet ring burners have been around since the early 1900's and have proven to be one of the best systems for applications that require a great deal of heat. These high heat, cast iron jet ring burners can produce up to 432,000 BTU of heat per square foot of burner area, require no adjustments, and develop temperatures of up to 1900 degrees F. Unlike a conventional cast iron burner which has a burner head, a throat, and a venturi, these burners accomplish the mixing of the air and gas by air intake at the base of each brass jet. The orifice is in the base of the brass jet. The air/gas mixing begins in the brass jet and continues to the hottest part of the flame which is usually at a 10" distance from the top of the brass jets. Roofing contractors commonly use the big cast iron jet ring burners as roofing tar pot heaters and also for heating asphalt.

Imagine the uses of jet ring burners like this in outdoor cooking when you need to get a really BIG pot up to temperature right away. Our high quality cast iron jet ring burners are individually bench tested to insure they deliver serious heat like no others. Don't soot up your pots using an inefficient jet burner. A high quality jet burner has a longer burner life span and superior fuel efficiency, therefore savings.

Jet Ring Burners Video

JETC20 Propane
JETC32 Propane
JETC20 Natural Gas

JETC20 - 8" Diameter Jet Ring Burner

JETC20

JETC20 - 8" Diameter Jet Ring Burner

● JETC20 Video

● Capable for heating up to 20 gallons of liquid.
● The gas inlet is 1/2" NPT (Normal Pipe Thread).
● Jet Ring Burners are for High Pressure Propane or Natural Gas.
● Using High Pressure Propane we recommend COM3 regulator.
● For Low Pressure Propane needs to be piped in a adequate volume.
● Burner has 20 jet nozzles and is designed to produce 200,000 btu/hr.
● Needs at least an 8" pipe nipple between the jet ring burner gas inlet
and the gas hose connection. Since of the intense heat generated.
(With the purchase of each burner a 8" Pipe Nipple is included).

We offer free shipping to 48 U.S. States. Wt. 5#.

$179.95

8" Diameter Jet Ring Burner, 200,000 Btu/hr

JETC32 - 10" Diameter Jet Ring Burner

JETC32

JETC32 - 10" Diameter Jet Ring Burner

● JETC32 Video

● Capable for heating up to 35 gallons of liquid.
● The gas inlet is 3/4" NPT (Normal Pipe Thread).
● Jet Ring Burners are for High Pressure Propane or Natural Gas.
● Using High Pressure Propane we recommend COM2-60 regulator.
● For Low Pressure Propane needs to be piped in a adequate volume.
● Burner has 32 jet nozzles and is designed to produce 320,000 btu/hr.
● Needs at least an 8" pipe nipple between the jet ring burner gas inlet
and the gas hose connection. Since of the intense heat generated.
(With the purchase of each burner a 8" Pipe Nipple is included).

We offer free shipping to 48 U.S. States. Wt. 10#.

$249.95

10" Diameter Jet Ring Burner, 320,000 Btu/hr

JETC44 - 14" Diameter Jet Ring Burner

JETC44

JETC44 - 14" Diameter Jet Ring Burner

● JETC44 Video

● Capable for heating up to 50 gallons of liquid.
● The gas inlet is 3/4" NPT (Normal Pipe Thread).
● Jet Ring Burners are for High Pressure Propane or Natural Gas.
● Using High Pressure Propane we recommend COM2-60 regulator.
● For Low Pressure Propane needs to be piped in a adequate volume.
● Burner has 44 jet nozzles and is designed to produce 440,000 btu/hr.
● Needs at least an 8" pipe nipple between the jet ring burner gas inlet
and the gas hose connection. Since of the intense heat generated.
(With the purchase of each burner a 8" Pipe Nipple is included).

We offer free shipping to 48 U.S. States. Wt. 14#.

$399.95

14" Diameter Jet Ring Burner, 440,000 Btu/hr

JETC88 - 19" Diameter Jet Ring Burner

JETC88

JETC88 - 19" Diameter Jet Ring Burner

● JETC88 Video

● Capable for heating up to 100 gallons of liquid.
● The gas inlet is 1 1/4" NPT (Normal Pipe Thread).
● Jet Ring Burners are for High Pressure Propane or Natural Gas.
● Using High Pressure Propane we recommend COM2-60 regulator.
● For Low Pressure Propane needs to be piped in a adequate volume.
● Burner has 88 jet nozzles and is designed to produce 880,000 btu/hr.
● Needs at least an 8" pipe nipple between the jet ring burner gas inlet
and the gas hose connection. Since of the intense heat generated.
(With the purchase of each burner a 8" Pipe Nipple is included).

We offer free shipping to 48 U.S. States. Wt. 31#.

$699.95

19" Diameter Jet Ring Burner, 880,000 Btu/hr

PILOT - Burner Pilot Assembly

PILOT

PILOT - Burner Pilot Assembly

● Intended for use with any burner. G-PILOT dual valve also available.
● We have 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4", 1 1/4" Female NPT, in stock.
● Assembled with a 3/8" Male Gas Flare as the gas inlet, a tee,then
   a needle or ball valve to to control the gas for the burner, on the right
   side it has a small 1/4" ID brass pipe which connects to a 90° Elbow
   followed by a needle valve to control the gas of the Pilot Head.
   At the end there is a 24" aluminium pilot tubing with a pilot head install.

We offer free shipping to 48 U.S. States. Wt. 2#.

1/4" Pilot Light Assembly
3/8" Pilot Light Assembly
1/2" Pilot Light Assembly
3/4" Pilot Light Assembly
1 1/4" Pilot Light Assembly

$99.95

Jet Tip - Orifice Fitting, Jet Ring Burner Brass Orifice Replacement Tip

Jet Tip

Jet Tip - Orifice Fitting, Jet Ring Burner Brass Orifice Replacement Tip.

► Jet Tip M8 x 1.0 Thread Size.

► Replacement Jet Tips - High & Low Pressure Propane, or Natural Gas.

► To order large quantities, give us a call at 713.222.0077 for a quote.

► Fits our Jet Ring Burners. Thread size for other manufacturers may vary.
     If in doubt, order only one to test. Used jet tips are not returnable.

We offer free shipping to 48 U.S. States. Wt. 0.5 oz.

Orifice Fitting, Jet Burner Brass Orifice Tip

$14.95

Jet Tip - Orifice Fitting, Jet Burner Brass Orifice Tip

How much distance should there be from the tips of the brass jets to the bottom of the pot?

The distance depends on whether you are using High Pressure Propane, Natural Gas, or Low Pressure Propane:

► The optimum distance is 10" using High Pressure Propane, (but a JetC10 is placed at 8").
► The optimum distance is 6" using Natural Gas, for all jet burners.
► The optimum distance is 8" using Low Pressure Propane, (but a JETC10 is placed at 6"). To get adequate volumes of gas in this case you must pipe the Low Pressure propane to the burner in the same size pipe ID as the entry pipe fitting ID on the jet ring burner. In addition, it is recommended to use a twin stage low pressure regulator with a larger gas outlet on the regulator. Since the pressure is preset, all you can do to insure adequate volumes of gas is to make sure you use large enough pipe or hose to carry the required volume of gas to the burner.

Jet Ring Burners are designed to give optimum performance when the spacing from the tip of the jets to the heated surface is correct. Call 713.222.6095 if further information is needed.