MAPP GAS – WESTRON MAP/PRO

Butane:

Lower temperature and pressure, also cheaper, are mostly utilized in food processes and daily uses such as lighters and stoves.

Propane:

Medium temperature and high pressure, cheap buying. Probably the most popular fuel gas product sold on the market, a wide range of usage from cooking to small soldering projects that do not require high temperatures. Those Blue bottles you usually see in local markets are mostly filled with propane contents.
Camping gas (approximately 70% Butane and 30% Propane): A special formula aimed for outdoor uses, especially for camping and climbing sports in high-altitude regions, provides higher gas pressure than pure butane to make cooking possible in such environments. Usually available in green color, or fat and short bottles.

MAPP GAS

(99.5-100% propylene): High temperature and high pressure, costs more than propane but also produce higher temperatures, so you can work on some brazing or welding projects that have certain temperature requirements. Usually with yellow bottles to mark the difference from the blue bottle propane.
MAPP / BLUEFIRE

Modern MAPP:

Specially designed mixture formula. Similar or even higher temperature compared to 99.5-100% propylene and standard propane products, while with medium gas pressure. Usually used for brazing and welding projects that have certain temperature requirements, such as HVAC, Plumbing, Automobile, DIY, etc., some people also use it for food processes to avoid propane odor usually left on the cooked food. With yellow bottles to mark the difference from the blue bottle standard propane.

Acetylene:

Highest temperature and high gas pressure, filled in large and heavy tanks, usually not hand-held portable. Commonly used in professional applications for welding and cutting, seldom seen in home and personal applications.