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Section B, Part 1
GASES DIVISION GAS WELDING & CUTTING EQUIPMENT
3 TUBES CUTTING
ATTACHMENT 90 DEGREES
Order number: 332470
It includes lockable oxygen lever and cov- 332470
ers a cutting range up to 200mm.
CUTTING NOZZLES
MARIGASES high performance cutting, mix type
nozzles, for high cutting speed:
CUTTING NOZZLE 310mm
Order number: 332479
WELDING ATTACHMENTS
MARIGASES offers a wide range of 8 high quality
welding attachments:
SPANNER
Order number: 332499
A useful tool for multi purpose use. 332499
CLEANING NEEDLES
Order number: 332485
A practical set of nozzle cleaners for the welding 332485
and cutting kit, which cover a wide range of cutting
nozzles and welding attachments.
Section B, Part 1
GASES DIVISION GAS WELDING & CUTTING EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
used for welding. A harsh forceful flame will cause
Marigases Welding Torch Handle and 3 Tubes Cutting the molten weld pool to be blown away, while too
Attachment is portable and easy to use. It com- soft a flame will not be stable near the point of
prises oxygen and acetylene gases stored under application. The blowpipe is therefore designed to
pressure in gas cylinders. The cylinders are fit- accommodate different sizes of swan neck cop-
ted with regulators and flexible hoses which lead per nozzle which allows the correct intensity of
to the Welding Torch Handle. Specially designed flame to be used. The relationship between mate-
flashback arrestors are fitted between the hoses rial thickness, blowpipe nozzle size and welding
and the cylinder regulators. The flashback arres- speed, is shown in the chart.
tor prevents flames generated by a flashback
from reaching the cylinders; principal causes of When carrying out fusion welding the addition of
flashbacks are the failure to purge the hoses and filler metal in the form of a rod can be made when
overheating of the blowpipe nozzle. required.
When welding, the operator must wear protec- The principal techniques employed in oxyacetylene
tive clothing and tinted coloured goggles. As the welding are leftward, rightward and allpositional
flame is less intense than an arc and very little rightward. The former is used almost exclusively and
UV is emitted, general purpose tinted goggles pro- is ideally suited for welding butt, fillet and lap joints
vide sufficient protection. in sheet thicknesses up to approximately 5mm.
The rightward technique finds application on plate
OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS thicknesses above 5mm for welding in the flat and
horizontalvertical position.
The action of the oxyacetylene flame on the sur-
The allpositional rightward method is a modifica-
face of the material to be welded can be adjusted
tion of the rightward technique and is ideally suited
to produce a soft, harsh or violent reaction by
for welding steel plate and in particular pipework
varying the gas flows. There are of course prac-
where positional welding, (vertical and overhead)
tical limits as to the type of flame which can be
has to be carried out.
Section B, Part 1