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 The
Blast of Shielding Gas Occurring When a MIG Torch Trigger is Pulled Causes
Problems:
1)
Significant Shielding Gas Waste
2)
Inferior Starts Since Air is "Sucked" Into The Resulting
Turbulent Shielding Gas Stream
Waste is a
problem when using CO2 shielding gas since the regulator pressure
can be as high as 80 psi to avoid ice particles restricting flow
(It's Also A Problem With Argon Shielding, Click To See Why.)
That high
pressure stores excess gas in the gas delivery hose each time you stop
welding that's expelled when starting. Our patented
Go Green
Gas Saver System
eliminates these problems and saves from 30 to 60% of gas use!
The
GSS:
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 Is
simple to install; just replace the existing gas delivery hose
from gas supply to welder / feeder with our prefitted
GSS hose
system. It reduces the gas surge volume by 80% and limits peak surge
flow rate. Works with existing regulator or flow control. You still
control the steady state flow.
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Is
inexpensive. A commonly used 6 foot
GSS system
(Part Number
FB6 )
cost less than $60 and will typical cut shielding gas use by 50% so you'll
have a very quick payback!
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Reduces the gas surge at
the start producing better shielding for sounder welds with less starting
spatter so wasteful repair or grinding may not be needed.
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Reduces the
CO2
waste going into the
atmosphere and also the number of times your gas supplier
will have to expend energy to fill and delivery the ~200 pound cylinders or
to delivery to your bulk tank
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(Note: One
industrial MIG welder typically wastes over 140,000 ft3
(CF) of CO2
per year. That's about 17,000 pounds (8.5 tons!) of wasted CO2
per welder per year!
Email for Calculation Details.
If your using Argon gas mixtures you have
similar distribution and much higher production energy waste problems
SEE Why. )
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