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(93% Argon, 5% Carbon Dioxide, 2% Oxygen)

 This product is recommended for use with sheet or thin sections of mild steel at a thickness of less than 7mm. For thicker steel, please look at Hobbyweld 15. 

 (83% Argon, 15% Carbon Dioxide, 2% Oxygen)

 Hobbyweld 15 is recommended for use with mild steel at a thickness of over 7mm. For thinner materials, please look at Hobbyweld 5. 

Argon is generally used when TIG welding stainless steel, carbon steel and aluminium – it can also be used on a MIG welder for aluminium and alloys in conjunction with the correct MIG wire.

Oxygen is commonly and traditionally used with a fuel gas (acetylene, propane or propylene) for cutting, welding, brazing and soldering. 

Acetylene is the hottest and most efficient fuel gas on the market, making it the preferred product for many applications.

It is also the only fuel gas hot enough to weld steel. When using our oxygen and acetylene together, flame temperatures can reach an amazing 3200°C (5792°F).

Nitrogen is a popular purging gas bought by refrigeration engineers and vehicle air conditioning firms. 

This helium bottle is the same size and is filled to the same pressure as our welding cylinders providing the capability to fill a massive number of balloons, making it perfect for weddings, birthdays, festive parties and much more.

The capacity of this gas cylinder makes it a great alternative to disposable party pack bottles and much cheaper for larger parties too.

Carbon dioxide is suitable for a wide range of applications.

This high quality industrial grade Carbon Dioxide cylinder can be used for a wide range of applications, from hydroponics and aquatic gardening to MIG welding mild steel.

Though CO2 can be used for MIG welding, It’s only really suited to the more experienced welder, as users will notice a less stable arc and an increase in spatter resulting in added clean up/finishing time.

(93% Argon, 5% Carbon Dioxide, 2% Oxygen)

 This product is recommended for use with sheet or thin sections of mild steel at a thickness of less than 7mm. For thicker steel, please look at Hobbyweld 15. 

 (83% Argon, 15% Carbon Dioxide, 2% Oxygen)

 Hobbyweld 15 is recommended for use with mild steel at a thickness of over 7mm. For thinner materials, please look at Hobbyweld 5. 

Argon is generally used when TIG welding stainless steel, carbon steel and aluminium – it can also be used on a MIG welder for aluminium and alloys in conjunction with the correct MIG wire.

Oxygen is commonly and traditionally used with a fuel gas (acetylene, propane or propylene) for cutting, welding, brazing and soldering. 

Acetylene is the hottest and most efficient fuel gas on the market, making it the preferred product for many applications.

It is also the only fuel gas hot enough to weld steel. When using our oxygen and acetylene together, flame temperatures can reach an amazing 3200°C (5792°F).

This helium bottle is the same size and is filled to the same pressure as our welding cylinders providing the capability to fill a massive number of balloons, making it perfect for weddings, birthdays, festive parties and much more.

The capacity of this gas cylinder makes it a great alternative to disposable party pack bottles and much cheaper for larger parties too.

(93% Argon, 5% Carbon Dioxide, 2% Oxygen)

 This product is recommended for use with sheet or thin sections of mild steel at a thickness of less than 7mm. For thicker steel, please look at Hobbyweld 15. 

(83% Argon, 15% Carbon Dioxide, 2% Oxygen)

 Hobbyweld 15 is recommended for use with mild steel at a thickness of over 7mm. For thinner materials, please look at Hobbyweld 5. 

Argon is generally used when TIG welding stainless steel, carbon steel and aluminium – it can also be used on a MIG welder for aluminium and alloys in conjunction with the correct MIG wire.

Oxygen is commonly and traditionally used with a fuel gas (acetylene, propane or propylene) for cutting, welding, brazing and soldering. 

Acetylene is the hottest and most efficient fuel gas on the market, making it the preferred product for many applications.

It is also the only fuel gas hot enough to weld steel. When using our oxygen and acetylene together, flame temperatures can reach an amazing 3200°C (5792°F).

Carbon Dioxide is used primarily to carbonate drinks, but is also used as a propellant to push the drink syrup along the drink lines through your pump and into your glass. 

 30/70 (30% Carbon Dioxide in Nitrogen) is used primarily for dispensing smooth/creamy stouts and ales.

 60/40 (40% Nitrogen in Carbon Dioxide) is used for dispensing the majority of lagers and ciders.