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Natural Gas Burner for Economiser (AE2000/NG)

AE2000/NG

£26.77 ex VAT £32.12 inc VAT

Brand: Weldability Sif
Product Model: AE2000/NG
Availability: In Stock

  • Conversion made easy – use Natural Gas Burner with Gas Economiser
  • Simplified restart process – no need to readjust valves after stopping
  • Time and cost-effective – reduces loss of gas and saves both time and money
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Description

Natural Gas Burner for Economiser (AE2000/NG)

The Natural Gas Burner can be used in conjunction with our Gas Economiser to convert it for use with natural gas.

The Gas Economiser is particularly useful when repeatedly starting and stopping welding or cutting, as it allows for easy and effective restart without the time-consuming process of readjusting valves.

Additionally, it helps reduce the loss of gas, saving both time and money.

Specification

Category Oxy/Fuel Weld / Cut
Sub Category Gas Economisers
Part Number AE2000/NG
Weight 0.1 KG

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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