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Definition of thermic lance in English: thermic lancenoun A steel pipe packed with steel wool through which a jet of oxygen or other gas may be passed to generate a very hot cutting flame. Example sentencesExamples - The thermic lance was assembled on site from sections carried in a golf bag.
- The safes were found, abandoned, having been attacked with thermic lances, but the thieves had obviously not got away with anything, because the contents were still inside, completely incinerated.
- The tools of the trade are drills, hammers, levers, thermic lances, torches and explosives.
- There has been a long history of consumable thermal cutting devices which have been generically known as burning bars, thermic lances, oxygen lances, exothermic burning rods and deflagration devices.
- This was the thermic lance, which is simply a long tube filled with steel rods, connected to an oxygen supply.
- The thermic lance generates temperatures of up to 4,500° capable of burning through most materials.
- Using a thermic lance, the men burned several thousand banknotes in the safe in their efforts to gain access.
- The intense heat generated at the end of the thermic lance when applied to a material will quickly burn through.
- Also, both plasma cutters and thermic lances are expensive and take skill to operate properly.
- The company manufactures thermic lances for use in cutting and demolition.
- A thermic lance is a blowtorch that uses steel and oxygen as a burning agent instead of acetyline gas and oxygen as you would use in a blow torch.
- For this application our special thermic lances are the intelligent solution both because of the lower costs and because of the enormous time-savings in comparison with other methods.
- The advantage of using a thermic lance is that it ensures the removal of loose particles and that the material surrounding the cut-out portion is hot.
- The thermic lance mixes highly reactive metals in a catalytic reaction that spews forth flames for distances of up to 10 metres.
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