Metal fabrication industry

Carbon dioxide for use in the metal fabrication industry.

Plug&Work®

Gas supply with containers complete with valve and integrated pressure reducer.

LaserSan®

High purity gases and mixtures to meet the specific needs of the laser

Telemetry

Get full control over your industrial gases

Backing gas

Gases and specific mixtures to protect the back side of your weld

SanCut®

Specific gas for cutting and brazing metals, by using the oxy-fuel.

Sanarc®

Gas mixtures designed to increase the quality and productivity of your welding processes.

Hydrogen's role in TIG and MAG welding of austenitic steels

The ISO 9606-1 standard, implemented in 2013, established comprehensive requirements for welder certification. This standard introduced and validated the concept of reducing mixtures in welding processes. For TIG and MAG welding of austenitic steels, this development has significant implications, particularly regarding hydrogen in shielding gas mixtures.

Gases we use

Since the 70s, welding gases have started an evolution that has accompanied the growth of welding machines, influencing and increasing the processes.

Argon for Additive manufacturing

Thanks to its chemical-physical characteristics, it is the most used gas for all additive manufacturing processes, mostly for those materials that are particularly reactive with oxygen or other air components.

Nitrogen fo Additive manufacturing

Under normal conditions nitrogen is an inert gas but which at high temperatures can react with some materials also used in 3D printing. The use of nitrogen in this process is indicated for austenitic steel powders.

Ar for AM

N₂

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In Nippon Gases we have developed various qualities of gases to adapt to your applications. Call us or write to us and we will help you get the most out of it.

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