R-Gas Machine
R-GAS is our special gas that can replace acetylene, MAPP Gas
or LPG for brazing, cutting metal, or light weight welding. R-Gas
is low cost, environmentally friendly, and does not present the
explosion hazard of these other gases. No more bottled gas
deliveries or heavy bottles to drag around. Produce the gas right
on site. We cut out the middleman by putting our gas producing
equipment right in your facility. But, you do not have to buy the
gas producing equipment! If you qualify, we’ll put the equipment
in your facility for free ... You just purchase the gas it produces at
25% less than what you are currently paying for other gases.
or LPG for brazing, cutting metal, or light weight welding. R-Gas
is low cost, environmentally friendly, and does not present the
explosion hazard of these other gases. No more bottled gas
deliveries or heavy bottles to drag around. Produce the gas right
on site. We cut out the middleman by putting our gas producing
equipment right in your facility. But, you do not have to buy the
gas producing equipment! If you qualify, we’ll put the equipment
in your facility for free ... You just purchase the gas it produces at
25% less than what you are currently paying for other gases.
To purchase the gas you must have a minimum usage of $2,000 a month in gas bills for
cutting and brazing (not Argon).
R-Gas Video below 7 Inch cut Video below
cutting and brazing (not Argon).
R-Gas Video below 7 Inch cut Video below
R-Gas is a revolutionary new technology in which water can be "burned" as a fuel. Through
a patented process, water is safely separated into hydrogen and oxygen gases, and then
molecularly rearranged to create a new, "stoichiometric" mixture, called R-Gas. It is now
HHO, rather than HOH, the usual molecular structure of water.
a patented process, water is safely separated into hydrogen and oxygen gases, and then
molecularly rearranged to create a new, "stoichiometric" mixture, called R-Gas. It is now
HHO, rather than HOH, the usual molecular structure of water.
This amazing discovery has brought about the creation of a revolutionary new gas welder
with "never-heard-of-before" features ... With this one piece of equipment you can
combine dissimilar metals, cut steel, even weld aluminum. When the flame from R-Gas is
applied to any material, it develops the correct temperature required to weld, braze or cut
that material. So, the same flame that can weld aluminum can sublimate tungsten.
with "never-heard-of-before" features ... With this one piece of equipment you can
combine dissimilar metals, cut steel, even weld aluminum. When the flame from R-Gas is
applied to any material, it develops the correct temperature required to weld, braze or cut
that material. So, the same flame that can weld aluminum can sublimate tungsten.
The gas can be used with all conventional blowtorches, ignition being obtained with a
simple hot spark.
The flame does not emit ultra-violet light, thus welders do not require expensive
protective eyewear. The temperature of the flame, when not in contact with material, is
only 259º-279º.
When the flame from R-Gas is applied to a material, it develops the correct temperature
required to weld, braze and cut just about any material. No temperature or gas adjustment
is required.
This variability allows you to safely weld fast-melting metals and ceramics, directly weld
aluminum and Al-based alloys, and even sublimate tungsten metal with temperatures
exceeding 13,000ºF.
The flame can combine dissimilar metals together such as brass and aluminum.
R- Gas - Oxy/Acetylene Cutting Comparison
simple hot spark.
The flame does not emit ultra-violet light, thus welders do not require expensive
protective eyewear. The temperature of the flame, when not in contact with material, is
only 259º-279º.
When the flame from R-Gas is applied to a material, it develops the correct temperature
required to weld, braze and cut just about any material. No temperature or gas adjustment
is required.
This variability allows you to safely weld fast-melting metals and ceramics, directly weld
aluminum and Al-based alloys, and even sublimate tungsten metal with temperatures
exceeding 13,000ºF.
The flame can combine dissimilar metals together such as brass and aluminum.
R- Gas - Oxy/Acetylene Cutting Comparison
| Tip Size |
Metal Thick |
Press. Oxy |
Press. Fuel |
CU FT/ Hr Use Oxy |
CU FT/ Hr Use Acet |
Acet Cost/HR @30¢/ CU FT |
Speed IN/Min |
R- Gas Cost/HR @8¢/kWh |
B. Gas Usage /LHR |
| 0 |
1/4" |
30 |
2 |
50 |
17 |
$5.10 |
20 |
3.2¢ |
100 lh |
| 1 |
3/8" |
30 |
3 |
90 |
25 |
$7.50 |
19 |
4¢ |
125 lh |
| 2 |
1/2"- 1" |
45 |
3 |
140 |
27 |
$8.10 |
15 |
4.8¢ |
150 lh |
| 3 |
1"- 2" |
50 |
3 |
165 |
29 |
$8.70 |
12 |
8.8¢ |
250 lh |
| 4 |
2"- 3" |
50 |
3 |
270 |
31 |
$9.30 |
9 |
17.6¢ |
500 lh |
| 5 |
3"- 4" |
50 |
4 |
330 |
45 |
$13.50 |
8 |
35.2¢ |
1,000 lh |
| 6 |
5"- 6" |
55 |
5 |
465 |
52 |
$15.60 |
6 |
52.8¢ |
1,500 lh |
LHR= LITERS PER HOUR
kWh = KILO WATT HOUR
CU FT = CUBIC FEET
kWh = KILO WATT HOUR
CU FT = CUBIC FEET
*translates to $30.00 per 100 cubic foot bottle cost of
acetylene
**Costs per electricity vary per area of the country
***Cost per hour figured at 30 cents per cubic feet of
acetylene
acetylene
**Costs per electricity vary per area of the country
***Cost per hour figured at 30 cents per cubic feet of
acetylene
R-Gas Welding & Cutting DVD
(Length = 53 minutes) $15
Credit with Purchase or Lease
(Length = 53 minutes) $15
Credit with Purchase or Lease
Price WHEN AVAILABLE : $12,738 for the 2000 Liters Per Hour model or
$9,500 for the 1000 Liters Per Hour model.
Machines temporarily unavailable.
Leasing available, please contact us here for additional info
$9,500 for the 1000 Liters Per Hour model.
Machines temporarily unavailable.
Leasing available, please contact us here for additional info