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Empty disposable gas cylinders can be dropped off at your local hazardous waste facility which you can find on Recycling Near You (we recommend contacting to see if they accept your type of gas cylinder). Read our full gas cylinder disposable guide here.
The Oxyset (1811167-2) can be used to braze copper pipes up to 1.5" (38mm) in diameter. Whilst oxy-acetylene produces a higher flame temperature, oxy-map produces a high flame temperature suitable for many brazing applications. Due to its compact size and weight, the Oxyset is an ideal companion for plumbers, gas-fitters and HVAC technicians.
As the highest-pressure disposable cylinder in the market, Bromic 1L Oxygen Disposable Cylinder provides more gas in a compact cylinder. When used with the Oxyset tip #1 and Map//Pro gas, the Bromic 1L Oxygen Disposable Cylinder allows roughly 45 minutes of run time. Actual consumption rates may differ depending on the user and settings.
Nozzle Supplied with Oxyset 1811167-2 | Oxygen (1L cylinder) | Fuel Gas (400g cylinder) |
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#1 | 160 g/h (45 mins) | 35 g/h (11.0 h) |
#2 | 260 g/h (30 mins) | 70 g/h (5.5 h) |
#3 | 290 g/h (25 mins) | 105 g/h (3.5 h) |
#4 | 380 g/h (20 mins) | 135 g/h (2.5 h) |
#5 | 535 g/h (15 mins) | 200 g/h (2.0 h) |
The OXYSET (1811167-2) is fuelled by a disposable oxygen cylinder (T-PED approval number 0036) and
a disposable MAP//Pro cylinder (complying with DOT39). We recommend using Bromic oxygen
cylinders (P/N 1811320) and BernzOmatic MAP//Pro cylinders (P/N 1811120).
The Oxyset uses a mixture of Map-Pro and oxygen gases. The ratio of the mixture affects the flame temperature, but when the ideal mixture occurs so that a blue flame is present the flame will have a temperature of up to 3000°C (5400°F).
Solder, cut and braze with torches and cylinders from leading brands including Bromic, Bernzomatic and Sievert. From electric soldering irons to high-heat torch kits, our tools are designed to suit everyone from the DIY enthusiast up to the trade professional.
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