Propylene – 20L

Propylene is a blend of gases. Oxygen & Propylene burns hotter than Oxygen & Propane and can be used for Fusion Welding, Brazing, Silver Solder, Heating & Cutting Why Fabricators are Changing to Propylene? SAFER. Reduced chance of flashbacks, more stable 50%. Reduction in cost over Acetylene 50%. Reduction in gas pressure Vs Propane… less gas 80% less cylinder change outs. (1 x 10L Propylene cylinder Vs 2.5 x 10L Acetylene cylinders) QUALITY CUTS – Less grinding, better joint fit-up HIGHER Vapour Pressure in colder temperatures FASTER Cutting Speeds – productivity improvement LONGER TIP LIFE – less change out time Safety Comparison: When it comes to safety, Propylene is the industry leader. With Propylene, you have a lower chance of flashbacks and Propylene is 20 times more stable compared to Acetylene COMPARISON PROPYLENE ACETYLENE Flammability range 2 – 11% in air 2.5 – 80% in air Cylinder content 10L 10L Flashback Potential Minimal Dangerous Operating pressure 1 – 133 psi 1 – 15 psi Gas Stability 20 x more stable Unstable No solvent or filler Dissolved in acetone with filler Gas stability issues with Acetylene prevent users from being able to increase pressure in acetylene applications i.e.(Heating) causing insufficient pressures for heating heads resulting in dangerous flashbacks while with Propylene this is a minimal concern. No additional equipment required……. Simply change the Gas and the Tips… Economical & Performance…. PROPYLENE is one of the cleanest burning, easiest to use, best performing and safest fuels available. With most products you have to pay extra to get the best, but with PROPYLENE you get this high level of quality and still save money. The average cost of PROPYLENE is typically 50% lower than the cost of acetylene. The versatility of PROPYLENE means that you only need to buy one fuel for many jobs. PROPYLENE can be used for hand cutting, machine cutting, flame hardening, metalizing, razing, soldering, welding, pre-heating and stress relieving. PROPYLENE Cutting, Heating & Brazing Tips make the Difference….. Acetylene is the primary fuel for oxy-fuel welding and is the fuel of choice for repair work and general cutting and welding. Acetylene produces the hottest and most concentrated primary flame of all industrial fuel gases. Its calorific value is fairly low, but the portion emitted by the primary flame is very high, about 30%, making acetylene the fuel gas that produces the most heat in the primary flame.