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MIG Welders Typically Use 4 to 6 Times More Gas Than Needed. SEE PROOF & WHY
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Our Customers Saved Millions of Dollars in MIG Shielding Gas While Improving Weld Quality –SEE LIST
The Blast of Shielding Gas Exiting a MIG Torch at a Weld Start Causes Problems:
1) Significant Shielding Gas Waste
2) Inferior Weld Quality Since Air is "Sucked" Into The Shielding Gas Stream
Our patented Gas Saver System (GSSTM) eliminates these problems and saves from 30 to 60% of total gas use!
How much gas is wasted on each weld start? Up to 6 times the physical gas delivery hose volume! Why? When welding stops, gas continues to flow into the delivery hose and pressure may rise to 25 times what is needed; See Details.
Check out this Customers 63% Gas Savings Test Results.
Fabricator documents significantly Better Weld Starts.
A Truck Box Manufacturer Saves 63% Shielding Gas Simply by Installing Our Gas Saver System.
Testimonial: Finding 63% Shielding Gas Savings With Our "Gas Saver System," a Truck Box Manufacturer Purchased 25 Systems for All Their MIG Welders .
They Recently Added New MIG Machines and Asked for 10 More of the "Magic Hose!"
2.7 Cylinders Needed With Standard Hose
Test Details: With a standard gas delivery hose 236 doors were welded with one cylinder. With our Gas Saver System installed and with no other changes 632 doors were welded with one cylinder!
Or to weld 632 doors with the old system they would have used 2.7 cylinders of shielding gas versus 1 with the GSS !
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1 Cylinder With
Gas Saver System
We receive a number of questions about our "Gas Saver System" and shielding gas control in general. The following are some specific Questions:
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What is the Ideal Gas Delivery System?
Why is Extra Gas Needed at MIG Weld Starts?
How does Automatic Flow Compensation Work and Why a Minimum of 25 psi Regulator Pressure is Needed to Achieve it?
What is the Payback of the Gas Saver System? Note: When Adding New Welding Machines, it Could Be Immediate!- -See "Just Do It !"
Why do Simple Orifices Not Work to reduce gas waste? Why they give a false savings impression!
Magazine Quotes Major Producer of Industrial Gases Saying:
"MIG Welders Waste 60% to 80% of Shielding Gas Used!"
Check Out Independent Published Articles To See Why
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MIG Shielding Gas
Setting Flow Versus Pressure
Save Shielding Gas and Improve Weld Start Quality.
It's Easy With Our Patented* System -- JUST...
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"Welding Magazine," in January 2008 summarized the benefits of our Gas Saver System.
The American Welding Society's "Welding Journal," in April 2007 published an article that defined what "Automatic Flow Compensation" was about and the benefits of our Gas Saver System in maintaining this important feature. It defines why a minimum of 25 psi is needed (SEE WHY.)
CLICK MAGAZINE PICTURES FOR DETAILS AND LINKS TO ARTICLES.
Frustrated by welders setting excessive MIG or TIG shielding gas flow rates? We've measured 150 CFH on flowmeters when the ball is pinned to the top!!
Click for details on our patent pending Flow Rate Limiter & Lock which easily attaches to most existing flowmeters. Set the desired max flow and lock it! Flow can be lowered but not increased!
See Published Testimonial Below
Texas Hydraulics Achieves Gas Savings of 35% with Another of Our Gas Saving Products - Flow Rate Limiters
Doug Watkins, Welding Engineer, found their welders were setting excess flow rates. Installing 30 Flow Rate Limiters saved 35% shielding gas and produced better weld quality. Details
See article about Texas Hydraulics shielding gas savings and weld quality improvement published in the December 2006 issue of Trailer Body Builders Magazine. CLICK on Photo of Magazine Cover
Robotic Welder Saves 40% With 6 Foot Gas Hoses
As a result of gas savings found during a Black Belt Lean Manufacturing Study, an automotive OEM supplier purchased 128 Gas Saver Systems for all their Robotic Welders.
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Note: If you want to test our product on a bulk gas supply you must use a regulator for the test that approximates your pipeline pressure. Email for Details.
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