Liquid Argon
Bulk shielding gas in cryogenic form, for continuous welding lines and metallurgical work.
Liquid Argon specification
What liquid argon is, and why the grade matters
Liquid argon is argon at around minus 186 C, stored in a vessel and vaporised back to shielding gas at the point of use. The gas that reaches the torch is identical to what a cylinder would deliver, but the supply behind it lasts days rather than a shift.
The case for it is almost always throughput. A fabrication shop running several welding stations continuously gets through cylinders faster than anyone wants to handle them, and every cylinder change is a small interruption to a line that is being paid to run.
We deliver liquid argon in vessels and tankers across Bhiwadi, Delhi NCR, Rajasthan, Haryana and the wider industrial belt, with vessel size and refill frequency set against your welding load rather than a standard package.
Where liquid argon is used
Sectors that use it
Handling and safety
Liquid argon causes severe cold burns and vaporises into a large volume of gas that is heavier than air, so it settles into pits and low areas and displaces oxygen there. Use insulated gloves and a face shield, never seal it in a closed container, and ventilate storage and decanting areas.
General guidance only. Follow the safety data sheet and your site procedures.
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