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Hobbyweld
Why Choose Hobbyweld?
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Professional Results
for the small user
o The correct gas mix for a professional finish
o Connects to a standard high pressure regulator and can be used with a flow meter for truly professional results
o Mixes available for mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium
o Excellent weld profiles
o Low spatter
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Hobbyweld vs. Disposables
One cylinder of Hobbyweld is the equivalent to 23 disposable cartridges, and on average disposable cartridges are 16 times more expensive per litre of gas. Disposable cylinders equate to 33p per litre against the Hobbyweld cylinders 2p per litre. When combined with its increased capacity one cylinder of Hobbyweld will save the user £434.77 compared with disposable cartridges.
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Large Capacity
Hobbyweld cylinders last on average 23 times longer than disposable cartridges.
That´s over 2 hours of continuous welding.
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Hobbyweld vs. High Pressure
50L industrial gas cylinders cost on average £90.00 +VAT per year to rent, take up more space and with an average weight of 90Kg when full are very difficult to transport.
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Gas Selector
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Carbon Steel
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Stainless Steel
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Aluminium
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Weld Depth
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MIG
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TIG
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MIG
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TIG
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MIG
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TIG
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Hobbyweld 5
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Hobbyweld 15
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2 - 18
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Pure Argon
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Applications & Specifications
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Hobbyweld 5 £24.99
- Ideal for welding sheet and thin sections of mild steel under 5mm thick, such as car bodywork and thin sheet metal work
- Easy to use providing a sound weld at minimum cost
- Low levels of spatter producing a good finish and requiring less clean up time
- Low porosity and low oxidation potential
- Good arc stability due in part to the 2% oxygen content
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Argon £34.99
- Minimum of 99.995% Purity
- Suitable for all TIG welding applications - in general TIG welding is used on stainless steel and aluminium
- Suitable for welding aluminium and most stainless steels in thin section
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Hobbyweld 15 £24.99
- Ideal for welding steel between 5mm and 12mm thick, good penetrating and fusion profile
- Easy to use, providing a sound weld at minimum cost
- Low distortion
- Low porosity and low oxidation potential
Wide operating range making it a good all round choice for general fabrication
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Oxygen £19.99
- Oxygen is commonly and traditionally used with a fuel gas for cutting, welding, brazing and soldering as it supports combustion and gives much higher flame temperatures than if air is used
- For cutting with oxygen an oxy-fuel flame preheats the steel to its ignition temperature further to which gaseous oxygen flows onto the red-hot steel, generating more heat and melting the steel
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Cylinder Depsoit £50.00
All prices displayed are plus vat and correct on 1/8/2011
Technical Data
Hobbyweld cylinder specifications
Cylinder Gas Pressure - 137 bar (at 15°C)
Gas Capacity - 1370L
Dimensions - Height - 840/940mm | Diameter - 140mm
Valves - 5/8 BSP female right hand & 3/8 BSP male right hand (carbon dioxide)
Indusrty standard for welding applications and compatible with all standard regulators
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