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Cutting
Lasers, oxy-fuel and plasma applications
Thermal cutting processes involve intense heat energy. Gas has an important role in these applications as either sources of heat or to blow away material from the kerf. The choice of cutting process is determined by several factors. These include the need for portability, repeatability and the available space. Therefore, users usually opt for either a laser, plasma or oxy-fuel cutting process.
Supply Options
Whatever your application, process and location, we have an economical supply solution for you. Industrial gases are typically provided in gaseous and liquid form through a variety of supply systems.
Bulk Supply
Delivered by truck and stored on your site either as a liquid in cryogenic tanks or as a gas in high-pressure tubes based on your volume, desired pressure, purity level, flow rate, and operating pattern.
Cylinders & Hard Goods
The traditional solution for low-volume gas supply. Cylinders can be supplied in a full range of sizes, pressures and gas purities for a range of gases and gas mixtures. Search our extensive network of distributors in the U.S. and parts of Canada for your cylinder and hard goods supply needs.
Cylinder Packs
Manifolded cylinder packs contain a large volume of gas in a compact frame, whilst reducing cylinder handling costs.
CryoEase® Microbulk Solutions
A convenient and cost-effective solution for larger operations. CryoEase® tanks are available in a range of sizes. The CryoEase® service simplifies your gas supply by eliminating the need to handle cylinders, stock taking and ordering.
Thinking of buying a laser?
Our useful guide provides an overview of the key areas to consider as well as an overview of the importance of laser gas supply.
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Does Your Gas Cut It?
Minimise the hazards of oxy-fuel cutting with the safety features of our oxygen and acetylene Integra® cylinders. Does your gas cut it?
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Safety is our number one priority
Watch our video for advice on safe working practices when oxy-fuel cutting.
We offer gas equipment inspections as per British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) Code of Practice 7 (CP7) and Code of Practice 47 (CP47) where our experts will also review your safety practices and can advise on best practice.
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We offer gas equipment inspections as per British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) Code of Practice 7 (CP7) and Code of Practice 47 (CP47) where our experts will also review your safety practices and can advise on best practice.