Universal Wicks for Fluid-Fueled Lighters
Product code: BA-170
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Universal Wicks for Fluid-Fueled Lighters
Universal wicks for fluid-fueled lighters replace the worn component that carries fuel to the ignition point.
Product code: BA-170
- Designed for fluid-fueled lighters
- Universal application
- Consumable component for replacing a worn wick
A functional wick helps a fluid-fueled lighter draw fuel evenly from the insert. It is a small consumable component whose replacement can restore proper operation without replacing the entire lighter.
The wick's role in a fluid-fueled lighter
The wick transports fuel from the absorbent filling to the upper part of the mechanism, where the flame forms. Its exposed section should be long enough for ignition without protruding unnecessarily above the burner guard.
Replacement is appropriate when the tip is heavily charred, frayed, or fails to deliver fuel effectively despite proper filling. Route the new wick according to the particular model's design, avoiding sharp bends that restrict fuel uptake.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of lighters are these wicks designed for?
The product is designed for fluid-fueled lighters in which a wick carries fuel to the ignition area.
When should I replace a lighter wick?
Consider replacement when the wick tip is heavily charred or frayed and fuel does not reach the ignition area properly.
Replacement and safe use
Work only with a fully extinguished, cool lighter, away from flames, sparks, and heat sources. After removing the insert, take out the worn wick, feed the new one through the designated channel, and leave only the section needed for ignition above the burner.
Refill only after reassembling the mechanism, using fuel intended for fluid-fueled lighters. Store the lighter, fuel, and spare wicks out of reach of children in a dry place away from high temperatures.
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