The Exothermic Technologies Pulsefire Compact (brand part no. PFCOMPACT) is a handheld consumer flamethrower built around a pump-driven system that draws unleaded gasoline, any octane from E0 to E85, from a non-pressurized 13 oz reservoir and ignites it instantly through a high-frequency electric spark. At 16.9 in long and just 2.2 lb, it is sized for one-handed operation, producing a typical flame reach of 15 ft through its 0.060 in / 1.5mm solid-stream nozzle under ideal conditions. A four-cell rechargeable lithium-ion battery with built-in USB-C charging powers the ignition system, delivering enough charge for roughly 15 full fuel tanks between charges.

Key Specifications

• Produces a typical flame reach of 15 ft under ideal conditions.
• Runs on unleaded gasoline (E0-E85) from a non-pressurized 13 oz reservoir.
• Delivers roughly 18 seconds of continuous burn per full tank.
• Ignites with a high-frequency electric spark system, on demand.
• Powered by a 4-cell rechargeable lithium-ion battery with USB-C charging, good for about 15 tanks per charge.
• Measures 16.9 in long, 3.1 in wide, and 7.3 in tall, weighing 2.2 lb.
• Built from polyethylene, aluminum, and FKM components.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fuel does the Pulsefire Compact use? It runs on ordinary unleaded gasoline, any octane rating from E0 to E85, held in a non-pressurized 13 oz reservoir.

How long does the battery last? A full charge of the 4-cell lithium-ion battery powers roughly 15 complete fuel tanks before it needs to be recharged over USB-C.

Buy the Exothermic Technologies Pulsefire Compact Flamethrower

A compact, rechargeable flamethrower built for real reach and real runtime. Order it from our Exothermic Technologies lineup in our flamethrowers selection, and our Lubbock, Texas team can help with fuel and maintenance questions. Civilian ownership of this item requires a permit in California and is banned in Maryland, which classifies flamethrowers as a destructive device, as of this writing — confirm your local laws before ordering.