Shielding gas wherever you need it, without rental cylinders. Non-refillable cylinder for MIG and TIG welding, perfect for occasional jobs and for taking your equipment from place to place, all ready to weld.
Choose the gas to suit the material: pure CO2 for MIG welding steel, or pure argon for MIG welding aluminium and for TIG welding. In both cases the gas shields the weld pool from the air and prevents porosity and inclusions in the bead.
✅ Key benefits
Two gases: pure argon or pure CO2, depending on the material and process.
No rental or deposit: ideal if you weld now and then.
Portable: small and light for work on site, on farms or at customers' homes.
Ready to use: fits a regulator for disposable cylinders.
🏗️ What it's for
CO2: MIG welding of steel for repairs and metalwork.
Argon: MIG welding of aluminium and TIG welding of steel and stainless steel.
Maintenance work away from the workshop.
DIY and small workshops.
📋 Technical features
Gases: pure argon / pure CO2
Type: disposable cylinder, non-refillable
CO2 uses: MIG on steel
Argon uses: MIG on aluminium and TIG
Contents: 1 cylinder
Argon or CO2: which to choose
If you mainly weld steel with solid wire, CO2 is the economical option with good penetration. If you work with aluminium or TIG, you need argon: CO2 is not suitable for those processes. For steel with a smoother arc, we also offer our argon-CO2 mixed gas cylinder.
💡 Vetonek tip: you will need a regulator for disposable cylinders. Secure the cylinder firmly while working, close it when you finish and, once empty, dispose of it in line with local regulations: never try to refill it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between argon and CO2?
Pure CO2 is used for MIG welding steel. Pure argon is used for MIG welding aluminium and for TIG welding.
Can it be refilled?
No. It is a disposable, non-refillable cylinder; once empty it must be disposed of in line with local regulations.
What regulator do I need?
A regulator compatible with disposable cylinders that lets you adjust the gas flow to the torch.
Is it suitable for TIG?
Yes, the pure argon version is the right one for TIG welding of steel, stainless steel and aluminium.
When is it better value than a large cylinder?
When you weld occasionally or need to move your equipment around: you pay no rental or deposit. If you weld every day, a large cylinder usually works out cheaper.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between argon and CO2?
Pure CO2 is used for MIG welding steel. Pure argon is used for MIG welding aluminium and for TIG welding.
Can it be refilled?
No. It is a disposable, non-refillable cylinder; once empty it must be disposed of in line with local regulations.
What regulator do I need?
A regulator compatible with disposable cylinders that lets you adjust the gas flow to the torch.
Is it suitable for TIG?
Yes, the pure argon version is the right one for TIG welding of steel, stainless steel and aluminium.
When is it better value than a large cylinder?
When you weld occasionally or need to move your equipment around: you pay no rental or deposit. If you weld every day, a large cylinder usually works out cheaper.
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