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The "Gas Blast" at Every MIG Weld Start Causes Problems:

1) Shielding Gas Waste - Typically Over Half the Gas Being Used!

2) Inferior Weld Quality - Since Air is  "Pulled" Into The Turbulent Shielding Gas Stream Created

See Patented Gas Saver System (GSSTM) Solution That Eliminates Waste and Reduces Gas Use by 40 to 50%

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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  1. How Does the Patented Gas Saver System Work?

  2. What is the Reason for Gas Surge at the Weld Start?

  3. Why is Some Extra Gas Needed at MIG Weld Starts?

  4. How Does Automatic Flow Compensation Work and Why is Over 25 psi Pressure Needed to Achieve it?  Also See Video

  5. Why Has My Gas Supplier Not Told Me About Excess Gas Flow Problems?

  6. What MIG Flow Rate Should be Used?  Also See Video

  7. What is the Payback of the Gas Saver System?

  8. Why is My Existing Gas Delivery Hose a Wasteful 1/4 " ID?

  9. Why do Simple Feeder Mounted Orifices Not Work to Reduce Gas Waste?  Why They Give a False Savings Impression!  Also See Video

  10. What Problems Occur if Low Pressure Devices are Used ot Reduce Surge?

  11. What About Using Orifices To Control Flow at a Pipeline Gas Supply?

  12. If on Pipeline Gas Supply What Corrections In Flowmeter Readings Are Needed for Pressure Changes?

  13. What is the Ideal Gas Delivery System? 

  14. The Gas Surge Exiting My MIG Nozzle at the Weld Start Only Lasts a Short Time-Why is That a Problem with Weld Quality?

  15. Is There a Way to Lock the Flow Settings?

Fabricator Installs 272 Gas Saver Systems (GSS) in 6 Plants;

They Reduced Gas Surge at Weld Start Over 80% and -

Saved 47% of Total Shielding Gas Use.

 

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See "Why Gas Waste" Video 

Low Pressure “Flow  Control” Doesn’t  Work

Fabricators Report ~40 to 50% Gas Savings; PDF

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"Why Gas Waste?"

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Calculations of MIG Shielding Gas Use Are Bogus! 

They are often low by over 80% !

See Simple, Inexpensive Patented Solution-Thousands in Use.
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Check out Fabricator Who Achieved 63% Gas Savings. Using our (GSS  TM)  they welded 632 parts with a full cylinder - with their standard gas delivery hose they could only weld 236 identical parts!

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Fabricator Documents significant Better Quality Weld Starts with our GSS.

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Save over $1000 per year per welder and improve weld starts with Payback measured in weeks!!
* US Patent  # 6,610,957;  "Welding Shielding Gas Saver Device" August 26, 2003,  Patent Pending in other countries.  
 The "Flow Rate Limiter" device is covered by 2008 US patent # 7,462,709.  Other site material may be covered under  Patents # 7,015,412 or # 7,019,248 .
Questions?   Send E-mail TechSupport@NetWelding.com    Or See Contact Us
Last modified: 01/30/12

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Save over $1000 per year per welder and improve weld starts with Payback measured in weeks!!
* US Patent  # 6,610,957;  "Welding Shielding Gas Saver Device" August 26, 2003,  Patent Pending in other countries.  
 The "Flow Rate Limiter" device is covered by 2008 US patent # 7,462,709.  Other site material may be covered under  Patents # 7,015,412 or # 7,019,248 .
Questions?   Send E-mail TechSupport@NetWelding.com    Or See Contact Us
Last modified: 01/30/12

Copyright © 1999-2012 WA Technology TM; GSS TM;  All rights reserved.