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Industrial gases
The gases that intervene in welding and cutting are varied, from acetylene and argon to CO2, helium, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and some mixtures.
Before obtaining gases for welding and oxygen cutting, it is crucial to determine their intended use, the materials involved, and the desired outcome:
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GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding) offers great control over the process, making it an ideal option for jobs that require a fine, flawless finish.
This method is commonly used with non-ferrous metals such as aluminum, copper or titanium, as well as stainless steels.
The most commonly used gases in TIG welding are:
The MIG (Metal Inert Gas) and MAG (Metal Active Gas) processes enable high productivity thanks to their compatibility with automatic or semi-automatic systems.
Depending on the base material and the desired result, different gas mixtures are used.
These mixtures are formulated to reduce spatter, increase penetration and facilitate continuous and homogeneous welding.
Oxygen cutting is a thermal cutting technique widely used in carbon steel, metal structures, and scrapping.
It involves applying an intense flame that heats the metal to its ignition point, followed by a jet of oxygen that oxidizes and removes the material.
The fundamental gases in this process are:
In addition to gas supply, OXIGEN salud offers and extensive catalog of complementary equipment designed to facilitate and guarantee safe and effective work:
Do you want more information about welding gases or need a customized study for your industrial activity? At OXIGEN salud, we can help you find the safest and most effective solution for your processes.
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