Coupling Distance Demonstration

When using the Petrogen system it's important to maintain a 1/2 to 1 inch coupling distance (space between the tip and steel). Be patient when starting the cut to ensure that the oxygen jet has completely pierced the steel before aggressively proceeding with the cut. The angle of the tip should be maintained at 90 degrees relative to the surface of the steel.

[@cricketheadlines2035]

Nice

[@TinganHamada86]

Perfect steady

[@camiongrumercedesrachid5861]

شكرا

[@user-zh5lu4hz1v]

очень похож на наш российский бензорез фаворит 2.5 у вас резак какого производство?

[@virentoys5425]

👍👍👍👍

[@IanlucasGuerrero]

Cuanto de precion la tienes

[@rajeshkumar-hx9lk]

❤

[@user-ty7nm3mx2q]

Если предварительно прогреть металл. Рез будет более ровный

[@petrogen7400]

True. The Petrogen flame is over 90% oxidizing which means much less preheating is necessary.

[@localunion8701]

What's the setting on oxygen and acetylene

[@petrogen7400]

Hello, this system uses oxygen and regular gasoline, not acetylene. That is why the flame looks different, but this is the correct adjustment for this equipment when used in a scrapping environment. The fuel pressure is 20 psi, and the oxygen setting for this tip (size 4) is 50psi. Thanks, and please feel free to send us an email if you have any other questions.

[@blakelazarte6092]

How many Mm is that it looks so thick

[@brianheft3966]

I believe that was a 100mm cut. Have a great day.

[@KC9UDX]

Looks like 4"

[@dileepraj8199]

Super

[@vasanthaa6993]

Oxigan not curect setting.

[@Petrogen06]

Hello Vasantha, the Petrogen torch uses a different setting for oxygen and fuel than acetylene. With our system, a much richer (more fuel) setting is ideal. The longer preheat jets on the bottom allow for a much greater coupling distance and better overall performance.

[@themachine9159]

Acetilen + Oxygen

[@petrogen7400]

Nope, regular gasoline +oxygen

[@nesh13.161]

Это что за резак такой???

[@petrogen7400]

This is the Petrogen cutting torch. www.petrogen.com It uses liquid fuels like gasoline, diesel, and kerosene instead of compressed gasses. Thanks for checking out our video.