A Multi-
up to 4 NG-
Manifold to supply natural gas for in a high-
How does the Multi-
The Refueler 180 fills the NG-
and each NG-
capacity is 520 cf) for peak demand periods. The system can be configured with 2,3 or 4 cylinders.
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A Single Cylinder Never M-
How does the Single Cylinder Never M-
The Refueler 60 fills the NG-
Cylinder to 275 psi then turns itself off when the cylinder is full.
When your torch is lit gas is drawn from the cylinder until pressure falls to 170 psi, then the Refueler 60 turns itself back on, refills the cylinder and again shuts off.
The cycle will repeat over and over as long as the Refueler 60 is not turned off.
Average gas flow capacity is 60 cf/hr and the NG-
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G-
The Refueler system connects to a standard low-
Once started the process is fully automatic and will repeat over and over as long
as the Refueler is not turned off -
When is a Never M-
Torch Boosters are designed for applications like cutting plate steel, thermal spray and brazing where the gas requirement is steady all day, the torches use gas at about the same rate hour after hour. Since Torch Boosters do not store any gas they run all the time and must be sized for the highest gas flow the application might use.
Other applications run in cycles and gas may be used in only a portion of the cycle.
Thermal deburring and removing flashings from injection molded plastic parts go through
a number of steps and gas may be required for only a few seconds in a 2-
In these applications a Torch Booster would be running all the time even though gas is used only a small part of the time. You would need larger more expensive Torch Booster to meet a high flow demand that occurs less than 10% of the time.
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only runs when the cylinders are being refilled. In addition to putting less wear
and tear on the compressor a Never M-
less expensive than the Torch Booster that would be required to supply peak gas flow volumes.
When your application uses high gas flow volumes for short
periods of time a Never M-
Some torch applications don’t use a lot of gas most of the time, but sometimes need a lot of gas for a short time.
A Torch Booster that supplies high gas flow all the time is too expensive and can incur a lot of wear and tear
without doing much work…