FIRE PISTON - Pyro Piston (SILVER) Category: FIRE PISTONS
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FIRE PISTON – Pyro Piston (BLACK)
Original price was: £26.99.£23.99Current price is: £23.99.Add to cartThese brand new, precision-made fire pistons have built-in storage compartments allowing you to store your dry tinder/lube/vaseline…etc. The piston rod also unscrews to reveal a 64mm fire steel, giving you twice the chance of starting a fire in the wilderness.
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FIRE PISTON – Pyro Piston (GREEN)
Original price was: £26.99.£23.99Current price is: £23.99.Add to cartThese brand new, precision-made fire pistons have built-in storage compartments allowing you to store your dry tinder/lube/vaseline…etc. The piston rod also unscrews to reveal a 64mm fire steel, giving you twice the chance of starting a fire in the wilderness.
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FIRE PISTON – Pyro Piston (SILVER)
Original price was: £26.99.£23.99Current price is: £23.99.Add to cartThese brand new, precision-made fire pistons have built-in storage compartments allowing you to store your dry tinder/lube/vaseline…etc. The piston rod also unscrews to reveal a 64mm fire steel, giving you twice the chance of starting a fire in the wilderness.
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FIRE PISTON – Transparent / Clear Pyro Piston
Price range: £8.50 through £26.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThese fire pistons come with the added bonus of being able to see exactly what happens in the barrel during that moment of rapid compression.
Heres what happens: A small piece of cotton wool is placed into the bottom of the plastic tube. When the air is rapidly compressed by a piston, the air temperature increases and the cotton ignites, creating a ‘flash’ of heat. -
Science Fire Piston
£28.50Read moreFire Pistons demonstrate the rise in temperature when a mass of air is
rapidly compressed. The tinder provided allows you to create a flash of light
or an ember of fire by using the hand operated plunger.
Cotton and charcloth are provided although almost any dry and fibrous
organic material will combust. To re-ignite a piece of tinder, the plunger
must be removed to introduce a supply of fresh air.
