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FireSlug Slash Burner

An Alternative Fire Starter:
Safer for Workers and The Environment Than Traditional Methods.
It is a professional forestry fire starter designed for slash pile ignition, prescribed burns, and land management operations.

FireSlug Slash Burner

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A New Technology For Effective Slash Pile Burning
Short alcohol-based gelled blivets
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Ignites wet or dry piles even in wet weather
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Easy to light and long burning
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An advancement in burn management

Equip your team with a new solution for starting burn piles. Users report FireSlug ignites slash piles more effectively in bad weather than traditional fuel methods such as a drip torch because of its extended burn duration.

FireSlug Slash Burner is an alternative to traditional gasoline or kerosene.

Where FireSlug Is Used
  • Controlled Burns
  • Slash Piles
  • Logging Operations
  • Forestry and Agricultural Applications
  • Land Management and Restoration
  • Emergency Fire Management
Benefits of FireSlug
  • Alcohol-based blivets contained in plastic
  • Does not soak into ground
  • Rapid ignition
  • Burns longer for starting wet and dry wood piles in wet and dry conditions
  • FireSlug was tested at the US Forest Service testing facility in Missoula, MT. Our product meets the highest standards for ground ignition, ensuring you have a reliable and compliant fire starter for your forestry and agricultural needs.
  • Unlike a traditional drip torch, FireSlug uses alcohol-based gelled blivets that provide extended burn time without soaking into the ground. This makes it a safer and more environmentally responsible forestry fire starter.
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What is the best way to start a burn pile?

For large brush or slash piles, use an ignition method designed specifically for controlled pile burning. FireSlug® is an alcohol-based fire starter designed to provide concentrated heat and an extended burn time, helping establish slash piles even in challenging conditions such as rain, wet material, snow, and wind.