!!! IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION !!!

Always use products with safety and care.

Check List For Safe LP-Gas Use

DO NOT use torches on or near combustible materials.
Inspect equiptment daily.
Secure cylinders in a level, upright position. DO NOT invert or lay cylinders on their sides.
Use only vapor equipment on cylinders equipped with vapor withdrawl valves. Use only liquid equipment on cylinders designed for liquid withdrawl. DO NOT invert vapor cylinders to dispense liquid.
DO NOT apply flame to cylinders to increase pressure.
DO NOT operate torches or any equipment if the odor of LP Gas (Butane/Propane) is evident. Immediately shut off the all valves and, using soapy water, check all equipment for leaks.
LP Gas (Butane/Propane) is heavier than air which causes it to accumulate in low areas. Check low areas for accumulation and ventilate. Be certain all work areas are well ventilated.
Keep torches, open flame, and sources of ignition away from cylinders, regulators, and hose.
Cylinders valves must be protected. DO NOT hoist cylinder by the valves.
Gloves should be used at all times. Long sleeves, long pants, and boots are recommended.
Never leave a lighted torch unattended.
For more detailed information, consult your local LP dealer. This information is provided as a general guide for safe LP-Gas use and in no way constitutes a complete safety program.

Daily Equipment Check List.

Be sure you have a fire extinguisher (Type ABC) on the job, easily accessible to each worker.
Check LP cylinders for dents, damage to collar, damage to valve or corroded foot ring. Never hoist a cylinder by the valve. Secure cylinders in upright position. Know whether you are using LIQUID or VAPOR WITHDRAWL.
Visually inspect all parts for damage and wear.
Using soapy water, check all connections and fittings for leaks. DO NOT use a match or open flame.
Ignite torch. Check operation of valve and other adjustable parts.

SAFETY NOTES:

When extinguishing a torch, shut off cylinder valve and allow gas to burn out of lines.
Be certain to comply with all safety guide- lines and local ordinances regarding the use of open flames.
Please contact your local LP-Gas dealer or fire officials if you have questions regarding proper operating pro- cedures and safety guideline

SAFETY NOTES:

Propane is heavier than air which causes it to accum- ulate in low areas. Be certain all areas are well ventilated
Propane has a dis-tinct odor. If you smell it, immediately discon-tinue work, extinguish all flames, find the leak and correct it

WARNING

Use extreme caution at all times. You are using an intense open flame. Disregard of safe practices can result in severe fire damages, serious personal injury or death.