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Welding Gas
Does anyone know a decent welding gas supplier (Argon, argoshield and CO2) around the Ballina area thats not BOC (and their high rental charges)
Cheers Jed
Cheers Jed
Last edited by jediwhite on Tue Aug 09, 2011 7:47 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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Re: Wleding Gas
if you are using a mig welder get 0.8mm welding with the flux on it,nice and lite for body panels,you can get the wire in some b&q shops or look for a welding supplier near you
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Re: Wleding Gas
Make sure you check your welder first if you do decide to go the flux wire way as some MIG welders don't do gasless.
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Re: Wleding Gas
Ask around the local pubs for a bottle of CO2. It should work almost as well as Argon.
Re: Wleding Gas
I know Machine Mart in the UK sell the disposable bottles for about £10 for 60ltr, so no rental at all. But I don't know if anyone here sells them.
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Re: Welding Gas
Thanks guys
I'm using gassless sometimes and gassed othertimes with the small bottles and find gassed gives better welds and is easier but getting through the little bottles too quick
I'm also doing some TIG and a small bottle soon empties!!!
Sounds like its BOC in Castlebar for me.
Thanks for your help
I'm using gassless sometimes and gassed othertimes with the small bottles and find gassed gives better welds and is easier but getting through the little bottles too quick
I'm also doing some TIG and a small bottle soon empties!!!
Sounds like its BOC in Castlebar for me.
Thanks for your help
Re: Welding Gas
Try some of the motor factors in Eniskillen . Wilson LENDRUM & weir . 02866322720 Down by the shopping center .
They used to sell u a bottle around 3to 4 foot tall . Then u just return empty and pay for refill .
They used to sell u a bottle around 3to 4 foot tall . Then u just return empty and pay for refill .
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Re: Welding Gas
their's a company called Air products, in Liexlip, that might have what you're looking for?
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