Harris
HTS99 Auto Ignite HD Swivel Torch
- SKU:
- 1400359
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 1.00 LBS
Description
Harris HTS99 Auto-Ignite 360° Swivel Hand Torch
Harris HTS99 air-fuel hand torch, part number 1400359, is a professional auto-igniting swivel torch designed for HVAC, refrigeration, plumbing, soldering, brazing, and general heating applications. Rated at 12,200 BTU, the HTS99 combines high-output swirl-flame performance with a 360° rotating torch tube for improved positioning in tight, awkward, or hard-to-reach work areas.
The HTS99 operates with either MAP-Pro™ or propane and is designed for use with standard portable fuel cylinders. Automatic ignition provides fast startup, while adjustable flame control allows the operator to tailor heat output to the application. Its swivel design is especially useful when working around installed piping, equipment, cabinets, and confined mechanical spaces.
Product Highlights
- Professional Harris auto-ignite air-fuel hand torch
- 12,200 BTU heat output
- 360° rotating / swivel torch tube for flexible positioning
- Automatic ignition for fast, convenient starts
- Adjustable flame control
- High-output swirl combustion for efficient heat transfer
- Compatible with MAP-Pro™ and propane fuel
- Designed for professional soldering, brazing, and heating work
- Well suited for tight and hard-to-reach installations
- Durable construction for demanding field and shop use
- Harris manufacturer part number 1400359
Technical Specifications
Soldering & Brazing Capacity
MAP-Pro™
- Soldering: 1/4 in. through 3 in. tubing
- Brazing: 1/4 in. through 1-3/4 in. tubing
- Recommended when maximum brazing performance is required
Propane
- Soldering: 1/4 in. through 3 in. tubing
- Brazing: 1/4 in. through 1 in. tubing
- Suitable for general soldering, brazing, and heating applications
Common Applications
HVAC & Refrigeration
- Refrigeration line brazing
- HVAC copper tubing installation
- Service and repair work
- Equipment connections
- Work in confined mechanical spaces
Plumbing & Mechanical
- Copper tube soldering
- Plumbing installation and repair
- Mechanical piping work
- Pipe and fitting heating
- Maintenance and service applications
360° Swivel Design
One of the key advantages of the Harris HTS99 is its 360° rotating torch tube. The swivel design allows the operator to reposition the torch head relative to the fuel cylinder, helping improve access when working behind equipment, around installed piping, under cabinets, or in other areas where a fixed torch orientation can be restrictive.
The rotating design also allows the technician to maintain a more comfortable cylinder position while directing the flame toward the workpiece.
Why Choose the HTS99?
The Harris HTS99 combines the heating capability of a 12,200 BTU professional hand torch with automatic ignition and a 360° rotating tube. This makes it particularly useful for contractors who need high heat output but also value greater positioning flexibility around installed piping and equipment.
Compared with the Harris HTM9, which provides similar 12,200 BTU performance and a rotating tube but uses manual ignition, the HTS99 adds automatic ignition for faster and more convenient operation.
Product Resources
Review current Harris manufacturer information before final product selection, fuel-cylinder selection, setup, or operation.
Need Help Selecting a Harris Swivel Torch?
Our GetPipe.com team can help compare the HTS99 with other Harris hand torches, confirm fuel compatibility, review soldering or brazing capacity, and help with related fuel cylinders, solder, brazing alloys, fluxes, and accessories.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Harris HTS99 used for?
The HTS99 is designed for professional soldering, brazing, and heating work including HVAC, refrigeration, plumbing, mechanical installation, maintenance, and repair.
What is the heat output of the Harris HTS99?
Harris rates the HTS99 at 12,200 BTU, providing high heat output for professional soldering and brazing applications.
Does the HTS99 swivel?
Yes. The Harris HTS99 features a 360° rotating torch tube that allows the torch head to be repositioned for improved access and control in confined or difficult work areas.
Does the HTS99 have automatic ignition?
Yes. Harris identifies the HTS99 as an auto-igniting hand torch, providing fast startup without requiring a separate spark lighter.
Can the HTS99 use both MAP-Pro and propane?
Yes. The HTS99 is compatible with both MAP-Pro™ and propane. Brazing capacity varies depending on which fuel is used.
How large of a tube can the HTS99 solder?
Harris lists a soldering capacity from 1/4 in. through 3 in. tubing with either MAP-Pro™ or propane.
How large of a tube can the HTS99 braze?
With MAP-Pro™, Harris lists brazing capacity from 1/4 in. through 1-3/4 in. tubing. With propane, brazing capacity is listed from 1/4 in. through 1 in. tubing.
What is the difference between the HTS99 and HTM9?
Both Harris models provide 12,200 BTU output and a 360° rotating tube. The key difference is ignition: the HTS99 features automatic ignition, while the HTM9 is manually ignited.
What is the difference between the HTS99 and HSLT604HD?
The HTS99 is a 12,200 BTU swivel torch designed around its 360° rotating tube, while the HSLT604HD is Harris's 12,900 BTU heavy-duty trigger torch. The HSLT604HD provides slightly higher heat output, while the HTS99 offers greater torch-head positioning flexibility.
Does the HTS99 have adjustable flame control?
Yes. Harris identifies the HTS99 with adjustable flame control so the operator can regulate torch output for different soldering, brazing, and heating applications.
Important Operating & Safety Notes
- Use only with compatible fuel cylinders and connections specified by Harris.
- Confirm that the selected fuel provides sufficient heat for the intended application.
- Brazing capacity differs between MAP-Pro™ and propane.
- Inspect the torch, connection, seals, swivel assembly, and fuel cylinder before operation.
- Make sure the swivel tube is positioned securely before lighting and using the torch.
- Keep combustible materials away from the work area and maintain appropriate fire protection.
- Use appropriate eye, hand, and protective equipment when operating the torch.
- Do not point the torch toward personnel or combustible materials.
- Never leave a lit or connected torch unattended.
- Review current Harris operating instructions and fuel-cylinder safety information before use.
