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    Contractors 10m Complete Cutting Set (Propane).
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    Contractors 10m Complete Cutting Set (Propane).

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    Cutting & Welding Outfits FAQs

    Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing and using a cutting and welding outfit.

    What is the difference between a welding kit, a cutting kit and a combined outfit?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A welding kit includes a torch handle with welding nozzles, for joining, brazing and heating. A cutting kit has a cutting attachment or a dedicated cutting torch for cutting steel. A combined outfit includes both, normally one handle with interchangeable welding and cutting attachments.

    If you only cut, a cutting set is enough. If you weld and cut, a combined outfit covers both jobs in one set. Check what nozzles are included, because you may need more sizes later.

    What is included in a typical outfit, and what is left out?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A typical outfit has two regulators, hoses, a torch handle, a cutting attachment and/or welding attachments, a selection of nozzles, and often flashback arrestors or check valves. Some include goggles, a spark lighter and a carry case or box.

    The gas cylinders are normally not included, and are hired or bought separately from a gas supplier. You may also need a trolley, gloves and eye protection, fire-resistant clothing, and leak-detection fluid. Check the contents carefully so you know what else you need.

    What do lightweight, medium-duty and heavy-duty outfits mean?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    These describe the size and capacity of the torch and nozzles. Lightweight outfits use smaller torches and smaller cylinders, and suit light cutting, brazing and repairs, often when portability matters. Medium and heavy-duty outfits use larger torches and nozzles and carry more gas, so they handle thicker material and longer jobs.

    Choose by the thickness you cut and how often you work. A light outfit used at its limit gives slow, poor cuts and wears out faster.

    Which outfit suits a first-time user or a small workshop?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    A general-purpose, medium-duty oxy-acetylene combined set is a common choice because it can weld, braze, heat and cut. For occasional light work, a lightweight outfit is easier to move and store.

    If you have never used oxy-fuel equipment, get proper training first, from a trained person or a recognised course, because the gases are hazardous. Choose an outfit that has the safety devices fitted as standard.

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