Flat wick 30×100
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Flat wick for kerosene lamps
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Flat wick for kerosene lamps
A flat wick made of pure cotton is suitable for various types of lamps
Safe and reliable burning
Made from pure cotton
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Description
Description
The flat wick is made of high-quality fiberglass or cotton material; see also wick3, which is made entirely of cotton (without fiberglass), ensuring even combustion—for hours of use without needing to readjust. Universally applicable and precisely cut – compatible with most brands and models of kerosene stoves. Thanks to its well-thought-out design, it can be installed quickly and without tools – ideal for quick wick changes even on the go or in an emergency. Made from durable, robust materials.
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Specifications
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Operation & care and saftey instructions
Operation & care and saftey instructions
SAFETY FIRST: How to Use Your Wick Properly!
- Ensure proper ventilation when using the kerosene heater.
- Turn off the heater and let it cool completely before changing the wick. - Use only suitable kerosene fuel. Never use diesel, gasoline, or other liquids—risk of explosion! - Check the wick regularly and replace it if it shows significant wear.A frayed or charred wick impairs combustion and causes odors or soot. - Never leave the heater running unattended —this prevents fire hazards. - Keep the stove and the wick away from children and pets!The unit and its parts get very hot! - Use only compatible original parts.Incorrect wicks can compromise the safety and function of the stove. - Store the wick in a dry place and protect it from moisture.A damp wick burns unevenly and is difficult to light.
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I haven't received anything yet
"Je n’ai encore rien reçu en date du dimanche 22 mars."
Very good
"Très bien"
Great product
"Artikel wie beschrieben, super Ware, schnelle Lieferung"
wait
"leider ist das bestellte produkt immer noch nicht bei mir eingetroffen!"
Petromax Replacement Part
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Oil lamp wicks
"Sehr gut, leicht und einfach zu ersetzen,!"
No rating available; replacement required
"Keine Bewertung möglich ist Ersatz und noch nicht benutzt!"
Flat wick, 30 mm
"Der Docht ist gut,für meine befinden ist er noch etwas zu dünn."
Fast delivery—I received what I ordered
"Zügige Lieferung habe bekommen was ich erwartet habe"
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