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Lighter gas for refillable lighters
With the right lighter gas, your refillable lighter will burn powerfully and consistently. In this collection, you'll find Atomic butane gas for refilling gas lighters, storm lighters, torch lighters, and cigar lighters.
For most refillable lighters, we recommend 45 PSI butane gas. The right pressure keeps the flame stable and prevents a lighter from burning weakly or inconsistently after refilling.
We recommend using 45 PSI butane gas for refillable lighters. Always let the lighter stabilise briefly after filling before use.
What gas do you need for your lighter?
Most refillable lighters run on butane gas — used in many gas lighters, storm lighters, and blue-flame torch lighters. Gas pressure matters: if it's too low, the flame can weaken or the lighter may seem faulty.
At PyroProducts, we use and recommend Atomic lighter gas, as it's well suited to the refillable lighters in our range. Choose from a single 400 ml can, a value pack of 4 × 400 ml, or compact 4 × 60 ml cans.
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Lighter gas is used to refill refillable lighters — storm lighters, cigar lighters, fireplace lighters, and blue-flame torch lighters. Using the right gas makes a real difference to performance.
In this collection, you'll find Atomic butane gas in several sizes: 400 ml, 4 × 400 ml, and compact 60 ml cans. For most refillable gas lighters, we recommend 45 PSI butane gas to keep the flame strong and consistent, provided the lighter is properly filled and maintained.
Always refill slowly and keep the can upright as instructed. Let the lighter rest briefly after filling before use. If your lighter still doesn't work after refilling, the cause is often the gas used, air in the reservoir, or the filling technique. Check our lighter refilling guide for more help.
Frequently asked questions
What gas do I need for my lighter?
For most refillable gas lighters, we recommend 45 PSI butane gas. It's suitable for many storm lighters, torch lighters, cigar lighters, and fireplace lighters.
Why isn't my lighter working properly after refilling?
If a lighter doesn't work properly after refilling, the cause is often gas with too low a pressure, air in the reservoir, or incorrect filling technique. Use 45 PSI butane gas where possible and let the lighter stabilise briefly after refilling.
How do I fill a lighter with gas?
Turn off the lighter, refill slowly through the valve, then let it rest for a moment before use. See our lighter refilling guide for the full step-by-step instructions.
Is lighter gas the same as butane gas?
Lighter gas is usually butane gas suitable for refilling refillable lighters. Make sure you use the correct pressure and a gas canister compatible with your type of lighter.