Our range of high-quality laser gases includes a variety of premix gases, which are manufactured to precise specifications. We also manufacture and supply carbon dioxide, helium, oxygen and nitrogen gases, which are primarily used in shielding, cutting and blanketing/purging applications. Whichever type of laser gas you are interested in and wherever you are located, we can supply it to you in the quantities you require, at very competitive prices. We also manufacture a range of gases specifically designed for 3D printing applications.
Whether you need a large volume of laser cutting gas, a single oxygen cylinder for gas cutting or variable quantities of any other product from our range, you’ll find our supply and delivery services are the most efficient and reliable in Australia. For further information on any specific laser gas that we manufacture, please check the applicable product page or contact us at any time.
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We sell laser gas products directly to customers across Australia and via our network of local depots. If you don’t want to open an account and deal with us directly, you can also order our full range of gases from 3rd party distributors.
For detailed storage instructions, please see the product safety data sheets for the gases you order. In general, all gas cylinders, whether for 3D printing, shielding, nitrogen cutting or any other application, should be kept in a cool, well ventilated storage space, at a fairly constant temperature.
Prices for individual gases and premixes are available on request: please call, email or fax us for full details. We will be happy to prepare a competitive quotation for your consideration and answer any questions you may have about our laser gas range.
This will depend on the specific application and the equipment being used, as well as on the size of the tank. If you let us know the applicable flow rate and size of cylinders you wish to order, we can let you know roughly how long a single cylinder will last.
A variety of gases are used in MIG welding. Pure CO2 can be used but a mix of argon, CO2 and oxygen is often preferred. Ultimately, the best choice will depend on the material you are welding: please call for specific advice if required.
Compressed helium, CO2, argon, neon, nitrogen, oxygen and xenon are commonly used. Some companies employ a nitrogen generator for laser cutting applications rather than ordering compressed gas but the initial investment and space required may make this an impractical option.
A shielding laser gas performs the same function in laser welding applications as shielding gases in MIG and TIG welding applications. Additionally, it also prevents a plasma cloud from forming in the area above the weld, improving laser penetration and subsequent weld quality.
For more information on laser gases, their application and the equipment available to work with them.
