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This all-in-one Argon CO2 disposable gas kit includes a 0.95L gas bottle, regulator with pressure gauge, and a 1m durable polyurethane hose. Designed for MIG/TIG welding, it offers up to 30 minutes of weld time with pure CO2 and supports multiple gas options for versatile applications. Ideal for professionals seeking a compact, cost-effective solution without sacrificing control or quality.
| Manufacturer | Static Arc |
| Part Number | Welding Gas Bottle Gauge Kit 0.95L |
| Item model number | Welding Gas Bottle Gauge Kit 0.95L |
| Size | 0.95 litres |
| Material | CO2 100% |
| Included Components | 1x Gas bottle, 1x Hose 1m length, 1x Regulator |
R**T
Can't fit as hose is to small
All good but hose is to small for my small tig welder so got to find different fittings
M**E
Well made and easy to use great item
Well made and easy to use great item
C**R
Argon. Not just for welding.
I bought it for preserving wine by replacing the air in opened bottles. Cheaper over time than tiny cylinders of nitrogen that are also marketed and unlike nitrogen, argon is heavier than air, so better for that purpose. The regulator opens very gradually and is easy to control. Comes with more than enough plastic tubing.
A**R
No good
Regular/gauge doesn't seam to work, it seems to freeze up after 15-20mins work. Also the thread doesn't seal so the gas leaks out
E**N
Excellent
Yeah, I’m very happy really good thank you very much
G**N
If your using this for TIG welding reckon on 10-15 mins then it will run out....
Used this with a small TIG welder. Worked fine but only lasted 10-15 mins before the bottle ran out.Its much cheaper to go to a welding goods supplier & buying a large bottle if you have much to do.
M**Y
Gas or little of it
All the components are very cheap but the big shock to me is that I got around 7 to 10 minutes of gas. I didn't even get enough time with the gas to complete any welding.Ridiculous
S**Y
Actual trash
Dial doesn't work as the needles the wrong side of the stop pin. If you tighten the thread fully, gas doesn't flow. Leaving it slightly loose with Teflon tape to help seal felt ok, but just slowly emptied my bottle over a week.Having to buy all the equipment again.
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