Oxy Acetylene Kits are one of the oldest types of equipment for welding, but they can do so much more!
But before we talk about that!
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As I indicated at the top, Oxy Acetylene Kits are extremely versatile and have many uses, in my opinion, it’s the most versatile of the Welding processes.
Oxygen + Acetylene is the only readily available gas combination that can be realistically used for fusion welding and is the main reason engineers buy an Oxy Acetylene Kit.
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With a good quality Torch, Oxygen + Acetylene produces a very precise, hot flame which can be applied very accurately, making it ideal for Braze and Silver Solder applications.
A high temperature flame offers fast heating to cutting temperature.
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Using a Nozzle with multiple jets results in fast, accurate heating, whatever the application.
With all this versatility it’s no wonder an Oxy Acetylene Kit can be found in almost every professional workshop, whatever the trade.
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Graham
I’ve only used Oxy Accetylene in the past but what is now the best type of welder for welding small repairs to a light monocoque chassis (Honda CRX) I need to make running repairs and so getting it perfectly clean is not going to be easy?
Many thanks,
Hi Nigel
Oxy/Acetylene is the most forgiving process where metal is not as clean as would be ideal. However, Mig is far more popular, I guess because it’s easier to use, especially if your lying on your back under a car, welding the floor (for example). Then again, you say you have experience with Oxy/Acetylene.
Bottom line. Look at the cost/benefits of Oxy/Acetylene and Mig, then go with whichever you think best suits YOU.
Both should be OK for the job.
You can find our Migs here (BlueMigs are VERY popular with car restorers).
You can find our Oxy/Acetylene kits here. One of the Lightweight kits would be ideal.
Hope that helps
Cheers Grahamm