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Gas clipper 16ml Portable SizeNew compact format of Gas clipper. Ideal to take with you everywhere due to its small size. Characteristics: - Contains 16 ml.- Blue gas.- Metal valve.- 11 cm long x 2 cm diameter.- A...
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2.81 €
Gas Clipper "Pure" 300 ml Features: - Market-leading brand. - Clipper Pure gas is composed of more than 98% isobutane gas, considered the purest gas on the market. - Ideal for both refilling lighters and for making...
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2.89 €
Zippo 125ml gasoline NEW DESIGN, SAME PRODUCT Features: - Fuel for gasoline lighters.- It does not give the cigarette flavor when we light it.- Little odor.- Clean combustion.- Quantity: 125 ml.- Recommended for...
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300ml Gas Clipper Features: - Market-leading brand.- The only 100% isobutane, also called blue gas.- Free of impurities.- The one indicated for recharging lighters.- The cap incorporates 4 different types of...
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Composition & Safety

clipper gas is composed almost 100% isobutane gas, if you want to make sure of the most exact purity you should buy the pure version of the gas clipper which is the cleanest.


Use & Recharge

clipper gas is mainly used to recharge lighters or lighters, especially clipper ones, but it also has more uses, for example pure gas can be used to make resin or BHO extractions.


How to recharge your lighter

In the case of lighters, clipper first place the lighter in the "upside down" position and fit the gas outlet of the bottle to the base of the lighter. Then press for a couple of seconds and release. Repeat this same action several times until the lighter is full.
When we finish recharging our lighter we must be very careful and wait at least a minute to test and light it. It is essential not to operate any lighter in the room where we are or near the newly recharged lighter during this short period of time, since during the process of recharging the lighter there may be a small escape of gas to the outside and this could lead to combustion.
If we observe that after having been recharged, the lighter continues to not work, then the problem is most likely the stone, or the wick in the case that we are trying to recharge a zippo.

And as a picture is worth a thousand words, here are a couple of videos so that you can take a look at them, clear up doubts and have a clearer idea about how to recharge both your clipper lighter and your zippo lighter.

Recharge clipper

Recharge zippo

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between butane gas for lighters and gasoline for lighters?
Butane gas (such as Clipper's) is used in gas flame lighters with a refill valve. Gasoline (like Zippo's) is formulated for wick lighters that run on liquid fuel absorbed by a cotton ball. Both formats are incompatible with each other.
What size Clipper gas is right for me: 16 ml, 100 ml or 300 ml?
The 16 ml format is ideal to carry in your pocket or purse. The 100 ml (MINI) is comfortable for occasional home use. The 300 ml is the most economical per use and recommended if you refill the lighter frequently or at home.
How do you refill a gas lighter with Clipper cylinders?
Empty the residual air from the lighter by pressing the fill valve, then fit the cylinder nozzle into that valve and inject the gas for a few seconds. Wait a minute before lighting for the gas to stabilize at room temperature.
What is the difference between the standard Gas Clipper and the Gas Clipper "Pure"?
The Gas Clipper Pure is a refined gas version with a higher degree of purity, which reduces residue in the burner valve and burner. The standard gas is suitable for most everyday lighters, while the Pure is recommended for more precise lighters.
Is Zippo gasoline compatible with any wick lighter?
Zippo gasoline is specifically formulated for Zippo-type wick lighters, although it is compatible with other similar wick lighters. It should not be used in gas burners, as the combustion system and valve are completely different.

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