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Camping Gas Burner & Torch — Outdoor Cooking Equipment Wholesale

Camp cooking exposes weak gear faster than any retail demo. Small stoves stall under a family-size pot, wind snuffs unprotected flames, and the campsite always throws up an ignition job no stove can do — a charcoal grill to light, a permitted campfire to start, lanterns and stoves to fire. Outdoor buyers have learned to solve this with two tools: one burner to cook on, one torch to light things with.

ZHENTANZHE covers both halves. The ZTZ-8020 Five-Star Burner 8020 is a portable five-star gas burner — a cooking stove, not a torch — with five copper heads and 40 flame portholes delivering 16.8 kW under large cookware. A 600 mm separate gas hose keeps the canister away from the burner, double wind protection holds the flame on open sites, and the factory boil test brings 2 L to a boil in about 3 min 50 s at 20°C room temperature. It folds to 168×168×100 mm at about 725 g.

The ignition half belongs to the GF-8012 Standard Torch 8012: 60 cm of reach so campfire and grill lighting happen at arm's length, with the same wind-resistant, adjustable flame platform as the rest of the line. For camping and outdoor brands the pair is a natural bundle — burner and torch from one factory, one QC story (20+ tests per unit, factory under ISO 9001, TÜV, UL, CPSC and SGS certificates), one mixed-SKU order.

Fuel canisters are not included — purchase locally per local regulations. Professional tool, not a toy: read the manual before use, keep away from children, and use both tools only in well-ventilated outdoor areas as described in the manual.

Portable five-star gas burner cooking at a campsite
16.8 kW
ZTZ-8020 rated burner power
~3 min 50 s
2 L boil test at 20°C room temperature
168×168×100
Burner folded size, mm — ~725 g
60 cm
GF-8012 torch reach for site jobs

Professional tool, not a toy. Read the manual before use. Keep away from children. Use only in well-ventilated outdoor areas. Fuel canister not included — purchase locally per local regulations.

The pain points

Why campers upgrade from single-burner kits

Wind kills small stoves

Exposed sites punish unprotected burners. The ZTZ-8020's double wind protection and five-head layout are built for exactly the shorelines and plateaus campers actually pick.

Group pots need real power

Heating a family pot on a solo hiking stove is a vigil, not a meal. 16.8 kW under the cookware turns group-size boiling into minutes — ~3 min 50 s per 2 L in the factory test.

Ignition jobs everywhere

Grills, permitted fire pits, lanterns, spare stoves — none of them light themselves. A long torch handles every one at arm's length, which is why the bundle sells.

How it works

Camp setup, two tools

The routine your instruction inserts should teach: the burner cooks, the torch ignites, and both close down the same way.

1. Set the burner on stable ground

Unfold the ZTZ-8020 on a level, non-flammable surface outdoors. Connect the canister on the 600 mm hose so it sits away from the burner, and leak-check the joint as described in the manual.

2. Cook with the brass valve

Light per the manual, then set the flame with the solid brass valve — counterclockwise for high flame, clockwise for low flame, press down to lock the gas off. Double wind protection holds the flame while the pot works.

3. Torch the site jobs

The GF-8012 lights charcoal grills, permitted campfires and gas lanterns at arm's length — 60 cm of reach keeps sleeves and hands out of the flame zone. Always follow site fire rules.

4. Close down before dark

Lock the burner valve off, let both tools cool, disconnect and cap the canister, and store fuel away from the sleeping area as local regulations require. Hot parts stay hot long after the flame is out.

Buying guide

ZTZ-8020 burner vs GF-8012 torch for camp duty

Camp duty — ZTZ-8020 vs GF-8012
Parameter ZTZ-8020 Five-Star Burner GF-8012 Standard Torch
TypePortable five-star gas burner (cooking)Hand-held ignition torch
Rated output16.8 kWFlame up to ~1300°C, ~50 cm (±10 cm)
Key hardware5 copper heads / 40 flame portholes; 600 mm separate gas hoseAdjustable knob; wind-resistant flame; valve-linked auto shut-off
Wind protectionDouble wind protectionWind-resistant flame design
ControlSolid brass valve: counterclockwise high / clockwise low / press down to lock offAdjustable flame knob
Benchmark figure2 L boil in ~3 min 50 s at 20°C room temperature5,000+ ignitions rated
Packed / size168×168×100 mm folded; 200×200×125 mm open60 cm body, 860 g
Net weight~725 g860 g
MaterialsStainless steel + aluminum alloy + copperABS + brass + stainless tube + plated iron
FuelHigh-altitude canisters, long canisters, LPG tanksButane or high-altitude canister, European valve interface; adapter for others
Fuel canisterNot included — purchase locally per local regulations
Factory QC20+ tests per unit before packing; factory under ISO 9001; TÜV, UL, CPSC, SGS support market access

Safety notes

Camp safety your customers must hear

Outdoors and ventilated, always

Both tools are outdoor, well-ventilated-area equipment — never inside tents, vestibules or enclosed spaces. Burning fuel in an enclosed space consumes oxygen and produces dangerous fumes. Professional tool, not a toy: read the manual before use and keep away from children.

Stable base, clear zone

Set the burner on level, non-flammable ground away from tent walls and overhangs, and keep the site's own fire rules — permits, fire pits, seasonal bans — ahead of any plan. Never leave a lit tool unattended.

Fuel handling

Fuel canisters are not included — purchase locally per local regulations. Fit and remove canisters away from flame and hot metal, leak-check per the manual, and store fuel out of direct sun and away from sleeping areas.

Cool-down discipline

Burner heads, torch nozzles and pots stay hot long after use. Lock valves off, let everything cool before packing, and teach the same close-down sequence to every user — it is the habit that prevents most camp incidents.

FAQ

Camping questions from buyers

Is the ZTZ-8020 Five-Star Burner a torch?

No. It is a portable five-star gas burner for cooking: 16.8 kW rated power, five copper burner heads with 40 flame portholes, a 600 mm separate gas hose and double wind protection. You set a pot or pan on it — it is camp cookware, not an ignition wand. The ignition jobs around camp belong to a torch such as the GF-8012.

What fuel do the two models use?

The ZTZ-8020 burner is compatible with high-altitude canisters, long canisters and LPG tanks. The GF-8012 torch runs on butane or high-altitude canisters with a European valve interface; other canister types need an adapter. Fuel canisters are not included for either model — purchase them locally according to your local regulations.

How fast does the ZTZ-8020 boil water?

At 20°C room temperature the factory boil test brings 2 L of water to a boil in about 3 min 50 s. Actual time varies with altitude, wind and the canister fitted. The 600 mm separate gas hose keeps the canister away from the burner while it works.

Why pair the GF-8012 torch with the burner?

Camp needs two different flame tools: a burner under the pot and an ignition wand for jobs around the site — lighting a charcoal grill, a permitted campfire or gas lanterns. The 60 cm GF-8012 covers those jobs at arm's length, and both models ship from the same factory on one QC story.

What are the packing size and OEM terms?

The ZTZ-8020 folds to 168×168×100 mm (200×200×125 mm open) and weighs about 725 g. OEM/ODM starts from 500 pcs (100 pcs for in-stock models), delivery 15–20 days after deposit, sample fees credited against bulk orders, with logo, colors, packaging, manual language and canister-interface adaptation available.

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