Primus

Primus stoves use high-grade stainless steel, aluminium, and titanium depending on the model. These materials are chosen for their balance of strength, corrosion resistance, and lightweight performance.

This proprietary Primus design lowers the stove’s center of gravity by integrating the burner into the base, making it more compact, stable, and fuel-efficient for windy or uneven terrain.

Yes, models like the PrimeTech and Lite Plus systems feature built-in heat exchangers that improve thermal efficiency by up to 50%, reducing both fuel use and boiling time.

Depending on the model, Primus stoves work with isobutane-propane canisters, white gas, kerosene, and unleaded petrol. Some multi-fuel stoves automatically adjust gas flow for optimal combustion.

Primus gas canisters are made from lightweight steel, filled with blended propane and isobutane for consistent performance in cold conditions, and are fully recyclable when empty.

Many models include broad pot supports, remote fuel lines, and canister stabilisers for improved base contact, preventing tipping on uneven surfaces.

Yes, Primus cookware like the Lite and Essential series uses hard-anodised aluminium with non-stick ceramic coatings, offering improved heat distribution and scratch resistance while being easy to clean.​

Stoves featuring optimised burners and heat exchangers can achieve up to 40–50% better fuel efficiency, allowing longer burn times on smaller gas cartridges.

Yes, Primus gas blends and multi-fuel stoves are engineered for use in sub-zero temperatures, maintaining stability and output thanks to VaporMesh™ or preheat tube designs that vaporise liquid fuel efficiently.