Acetylene (C₂H₂) — for gas cutting and welding
Acetylene is used together with oxygen to give a very hot flame, ideal for cutting, welding and localised heating.
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What it is used for
- Oxy-acetylene cutting of steel
- Gas welding and brazing of copper and brass pipe
- Localised heating, bending and forming
Cylinder sizes, grades and prices
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Grade/purity | [state as actually produced] |
| Fill size | [list the cylinder sizes available] |
| Services | Refill / cylinder exchange / delivery [confirm per branch] |
| Price | [starting price, or “ask for a price”] |
FAQ
How do acetylene and LPG differ for cutting steel?
Acetylene gives a hotter flame and starts cutting faster, so it suits gas welding and fine work. LPG is usually cheaper for high-volume cutting of thick steel. Choose a cutting tip that matches the gas.
Precautions?
Keep cylinders upright and firmly secured, never use acetylene above 1 bar (about 15 psi), fit flashback arrestors, and check for leaks with soapy water — never with a flame.
Cylinder sizes?
[list the acetylene cylinder sizes available]
[Real photo: acetylene cylinder]
Branches offering this service
- Chonburi (Nong Ri) Branch
- Sriracha–Laem Chabang Branch
- Chiang Rai Branch
- Surat Thani Branch
- Ranong Branch
Confirm product availability at each branch: [product list per branch]