Enabling Your Success
We offer a full line of Industrial Gases in a variety of options to meet most any industry application. Our incomparable service, ensures your gas products are of the highest quality, delivered on time every time, and in a safe and secured manner.
Pure Gases
- In Industrial applications, Oxygen is used to enrich the fuel mixture, increasing combustion efficiency
- Oxygen is a gas used for Laser cutting
- Plasma Cutting
- Medical Grade oxygen for use in first aid applications (Industrial First aid rooms and kits)
- Forms of Supply
- Gas (cylinder)
- Liquid (Cryogenic Tanks)
- Nitrogen Purging is the act of displacing any undesirable or hazardous atmosphere with an inert nitrogen atmosphere
- Nitrogen gas is required for some laser and plasma cutting applications.
- Nitrogen is used in numerous 3D printing processes
- Nitrogen filled tires provide less pressure change with varying ambient temperature changes.
- Forms of Supply
- Gas (cylinder)
- Liquid (Cryogenic Tanks)
- Main gas used for Tig welding (Shielding)
- Base gas for numerous mixtures for Mig Welding
- Insulating Gas for Double pane windows and doors
- Argon is used for inflatable life jackets for insulation
- Forms of Supply
- Gas (cylinder)
- Liquid (Cryogenic Tanks)
- Shield Welding gas for numerous applications, 100% Co2 for Flux Core Wire and laser cutting
- Assist in plants production
- Assist in PH Control / Water treatment
- Extending life in packaged foods
- Forms of Supply
- Gas (cylinder)
- Liquid (Cryogenic Tanks)
- Fuel Supply (with Oxygen) for cutting of metals
- Brazing is the process of joining filler metals by a fluid metal and evenly distributes it between two parts
- Prepared heating of metals
- Annealling of Metals (Strengthening)
- Forms of Supply
- Gas (cylinder)
- Propane provides versatile, flexible, productive, and clean-burning power.
- For gas cutting, fork-lift operation, or heating, propane has multi-industrial uses.
- Food Truck Supply - Helping run small food businesses with convenient locations for exchange and/or delivery to your event location.
- Forms of Supply
- Cylinder 20 LB - 100LB, 33LB Fork-lift Cylinder
- Helium is utilized both as a pure gas and in mixtures with argon for TIG or MIG welding
- Often used for welding materials with high heat conductivity such as stainless steel, copper, aluminum and magnesium alloys
- Helium is also used in the automobile industry, airbags, calibration, ship inspection, computers, TVs, smart phones, diving, and scientific research.
- Forms of Supply
- Gas (cylinder)
- Liquid (cryogenic tanks)
Mixed Gases
| MIXTURE | BLUE SHIELD |
|---|---|
| Argon / Oxygen | |
| 98% Argon, 2% Oxygen | 4 |
| 95% Argon, 5% Oxygen | 5 |
| Agon / CO2 | |
| 2% CO2 | ARCAL 12 |
| 8% CO2 | ARCAL 21 or BS21 |
| 10% CO2 | 6 |
| 15% CO2 | 7 |
| 18% CO2 | ATAL 5 |
| 20% CO2 | ALFUX |
| 25% CO2 | ATAL7 OR BS8 |
| Argon / Hydrogen Blends | |
| 5% H2 | 12 |
| 35% H2 | 14 |
| Argon / Helium Blends | |
| 5%He | ARCAL 31 |
| 15% He | ALTIG |
| 20% He | ARCAL 32 |
| 25% He | 1 |
| 50% He | 2 |
| 75% He | 3 |
| Argon / Carbon Dioxyde / Oxygen Blends | |
| 80/15/5 | 35 |
| 85.5/10/4.5 | 24 |
| 90/8/2 | 13 |
| 91/5/4 | 23 |
| 96.25/2.75/1 | ARCAL 14 or BS22 |
| Argon / CO2 / Helium | |
| 7.5% Argon, 2.5% CO2, 90% Helium | 9 |
| 75% Argon, 10% CO2, 15% Helium | ARCAL 211 |
| 78% Argon, 4% CO2, 18% Helium | 21 |
| 81% Argon, 1% CO2, 18% Helium | ARCAL 121 or BS20 |
| Argon / CO2 / Hydrogen | |
| 96.3% Argon, 2.7% CO2, 1% Hydrogen | 10 |
| Argon / Helium / Hydrogen | |
| 75% Argon, 20% Helium, 5% Hydrogen | ARCAL 11 |
| Argon / CO2 / Helium / Hydrogen | |
| 56.5% Argon, 2% CO2, 40% Helium, 1.5% Hydrogen | ARCAL 112 |
| Argon / Helium / Nitrogen | |
| 88% Argon, 10% Helium, 2% Nitrogen | ARCAL 39 (XPR) |
| Argon / CO2 / Helium / Nitrogen | |
| 91.5% Argon, 1.8% CO2, 5% Helium, 1.7% Nitrogen | ARCAL 129 (XPR) |
| Hydrogen / Nitrogen | |
| 5% Hydrogen, 95% Nitrogen | BS 15 |
Liquid Gases
- Nitrogen
- Oxygen
- Carbon Dioxyde
- Argon
Safety
Safety is very important to us. To download and print sds sheets, please click here. Or, please consider reading our section on Handling and Storage of Gas Cylinders.