Alcohol Burner Fire-maple 0009874000000035 — portable fuel stove for outdoor cooking

Alcohol burner Fire-maple 0009874000000035 — portable fuel stove for outdoor cooking is a compact liquid-alcohol stove designed for basic cooking tasks in camping, backpacking and emergency situations. The unit provides a stable flame for boiling water, heating freeze-dried meals and light simmering. Its minimal construction and low weight make it suitable for users who need a simple, fuel-efficient heat source that folds into small packing spaces.

Advantages

The alcohol burner delivers a clean-burning, soot-minimizing flame and is compatible with common liquid alcohol fuels. Its compact size and low weight support easy transport and storage in a backpack or emergency kit. Simple controls and a straightforward design reduce the risk of mechanical failure and make the stove easy to maintain in the field. The open-flame layout allows use with a variety of small camping pots and cookware designed for single-burner stoves.

Suitable for

• Backpacking and lightweight trekking where packing space and weight are limited
• Short camping trips and day hikes for boiling water and simple meal preparation
• Emergency preparedness kits and power outage situations requiring a compact heat source
• Outdoor cooking with small pots, kettles and mug cook systems

Key specifications

• Fuel type: liquid alcohol (methylated spirits, denatured alcohol)
• Design: compact, single-burner open-flame alcohol stove
• Portability: lightweight and small footprint for backpacking
• Materials: corrosion-resistant metal construction suitable for outdoor use
• Heat output: suitable for boiling small quantities of water and simmering light meals

How to use

Place the alcohol burner on a stable, level, non-flammable surface clear of wind and flammable materials. Pour the recommended amount of liquid alcohol into the burner reservoir, taking care to avoid overfilling. Light the fuel with a long match or lighter and adjust cooking distance and wind protection by positioning a suitable windscreen or by using stable pot supports. Monitor the flame during use and keep a safe distance when igniting or refilling. Allow the unit to cool completely before handling or packing away.

Usage recommendations

Use only appropriate liquid alcohol fuels and store fuel separately in approved containers. Operate the stove outdoors or in well-ventilated areas to avoid buildup of combustion products. Use a windscreen or low wind conditions to improve fuel efficiency and reduce heat loss. Always have a means to extinguish flames and follow local safety regulations for open-flame appliances.