WELD SHOP TOOLS

WATechnology STOP Wasting Shielding Gas

Welders Typically Use 4 to 6 Times More MIG Gas Than Needed. SEE PROOF & WHY

Customers Save Millions of $'s in Shielding Gas And Improve Weld Quality - Thousands in Use –SEE LIST

WELD SHOP TOOLS

Tools for a Weld Shop, Auto Shop or Home Shop
Published Articles Say MIG Users Waste 60 to 80% of the Shielding Gas They Use!! CHECK REFERENCES If your making many tack welds and short welds you can exceed that amount! The gas surge at the start of every weld is not only wasting gas it's pulling air Into the shielding gas stream making inferior start. Check Out What A Street Rod Builder Says About The Gas Saver System Race Car Builders and Home Users Make Many Short Welds and Tack Welds So They Often Can Get Three Times The Number of Welds Per Gas Cylinder While Controlling the Weld Start Gas Surge - Improving Weld Quality
What Can You Do to Reduce Gas Waste and Improve Starts? Our Patented Gas Saver System Solves A Major Cause of the Problem. *Overview of Gas Saver System*
Have a 110 volt Input MIG (Wire) Welder? Check out how to save with a larger gas cylinder.
	Home Shop User Saves with 50 Foot Gas Saver System	63% Gas Savings by Truck Box Manufacturer
	See What a Body Fabricator Has to Say	Car Buffs: See Tie with Our Street Rod
	Video Presentation of the Gas Saver System	Purchase Gas Saving Products
	Purchase Training Products	Purchase Wire Feeding Aids
Purchase Flow Rate Limiter		Welding Math

Note: Thanks to those "Car Crazy" folks who have purchased the Gas Saver System and commented on the improved starts and reduced gas usage they have achieved. Many purchased our 6 foot prefitted *GSS, Part Number WAT FB6. We also added a "NEW" 3 foot prefitted GSS, Part Number WAT-FB3*,

Cut Your Shielding Gas Use by 50% and Improve Weld Starts! Click Here. A small shop fabricator in Georgia with a Miller ^TM 175 amp welder purchased a 50 foot Gas Saver System so he could use a larger cylinder and mount it on the wall of his shop. He wrote: "The system works great. Thanks for the professional service and a great product."
You can find out more about the 1934 Street Rod [with a 502 cubic inch (8.2 liters) /502 HP Chevy engine with an extra 250 HP Nitrous System when "needed"!! ] by CLICKING one of the following web pages:
Details of the 1934 Pro Street Rod
"Construction Details Index"
"Welding 4130 Race Cars Chassis"
"Welding Mild Steel Race Car Chassis"
"WARNING: "Weld Safely"