JUNE - A UGUST 2001

WESTERN AUSTRALIA 

JUNE - AUGUST 2001

I n d e x 

Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) 2-7 

The Gas Metal Arc ( or MIG ) welding process generates heat from an electric arc 

maintained between a mechanically fed bare wire electrode and the part to be 

welded. The gas shielded continuous wire melts in the arc and provides filler metal 

for the joint. GMAW is now the most widely used of all welding processes because 

of its ease of operation, versatility and potential for high productivity. 

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) 8-9 

The Gas Tungsten Arc ( or TIG ) welding process generates heat from an electric 

arc maintained between a non-consumable tungsten electrode and the part to be 

welded. Filler wire may be added if necessary to fill the joint, and shielding gas is 

fed through the torch holding the electrode to protect it and the weld pool from 

atmospheric contamination. GTAW is a relatively slow welding process but is 

capable of producing very high quality welds, free of spatter. 

Manual Metal Arc Welding (MMAW) 10-12 

The Manual Metal Arc [or “stick” electrode] welding process generates heat from an 

electric arc maintained between a manually manipulated electrode, in the form of a 

short length of flux covered rod, and the part to be welded. The rod melts in the arc 

and provides filler metal for the joint. Shielding is obtained by the decomposition of 

the flux covering. Equipment is low cost and the process is simple and versatile 

– but it is slow and much less efficient than the competing GMAW process. 

Abrasives, Cutting & Cleaning Equipment 13 

Welding usually involves metal preparation and cleaning, much of which is done by 

the welding operator, particularly those doing maintenance or hobby work. Cut-off 

discs, grinding wheels, chipping hammers and wire brushes are useful tools, but 

care needs to be taken that they do not contaminate one metal with another if used 

for different materials eg. abrasives used for stainless steel should be dedicated to 

that material to avoid possible corrosion. 

The Top Performance Brands 

Industrial gases for welding and 

cutting, Oxygen and Acetylene, 

Argon, CO2 and Argon Mixtures 

such as Arcal, Blueshield and 

Migshield, gases that improve your 

welding performance. 

Suppliers of welding machines, 

welding consumables, gas 

equipment and safety products for 

most welding applications, such as 

MIG, TIG, Plasma and MMAW. 

Imagine what your performance could be 

Grommet Rubber is an Australian 

company specialising in the 

manufacture & importation of 

Rubber and Rubber & Metal 

products with an emphasis on 

hose. All hose is manufactured to 

exacting international standards 

and is sold throughout Australia 

& internationally. 

Welding consumables for GMAW 

(MIG) and FCAW applications that 

are formulated to deliver optimum 

welding characteristics at a 

value price. 

Harris Calorific was founded in 

1905 to produce America's first 

flame cutting torch. Through this 

product and the many that have 

followed, Harris Calorific's contributions 

to the understanding and 

advancement of gas welding, 

cutting, brazing and heating are 

unequalled. Call today and put a 

"Legend" to work for you. 

One of the world’s largest safety 

equipment manufacturers who 

consistently provide innovative 

safety products tailored to the 

needs of the tradesman.

An Australian icon in welding 

electrodes. Reliable weld metal 

properties, maximum ease of use 

and low spatter - all the user 

benefits you would expect from a 

legend in welding. 

All abrasives just aren’t the same, 

PFERD products are made in 

Germany to world class quality 

standards that ensure extra life 

with easy metal removal. 

The Performance Gas & Welding 

Network is Australia's finest 

cooperative of independent 

specialist welding distributors. 

We provide specialised technical 

support that is unmatched in the 

welding, cutting & fabrication 

industry. 

Plasma Cutting 14-15 

The Plasma Cutting Process generates an extremely high temperature, high 

velocity plasma arc gas stream between a tungsten electrode and the part to 

be cut. This highly concentrated plasma melts and blows away the molten 

metal, rather than oxidising it as in oxy-fuel cutting processes. This means 

that, unlike the oxy fuel processes, the plasma process can be used to cut 

metals such as stainless steel and aluminium. 

Gas Equipment 16-17 

Oxy-Fuel gas cutting is commonly used for the cutting of steels; most other 

metals cannot be cut by this method which depends on a chemical reaction of 

oxygen with iron at high temperature. Other oxy-fuel processes involve 

heating and welding for a variety of applications with different metals. All 

processes using gas from a cylinder require a regulator (1) to reduce the 

cylinder pressure to that required by the operator (2) to maintain a reasonably 

constant output pressure despite the drop in cylinder pressure as the gas is 

consumed (3) to regulate the gas flow rate. 

Safety 18-19 

The cutting, preparation and welding of metals exposes operators to a 

number of hazards including electric shock, arc radiation, fumes, fire and hot 

metal burns. It is important, then, that a safe environment be provided with 

the work area constructed of non-combustible materials and equipment 

properly maintained. Personal protection is particularly important. 

A wide range of welding helmets, gloves and protective clothing are available 

for this purpose. 

Gas Feature 20-21 

Gas products and services are supplied to industries as diverse as steel and 

oil refining, chemistry and glass, electronics and paper, metallurgy and food 

processing, with welding and metal fabrication being the largest sector. The 

success of Gas Metal Arc Welding is due in no small part to the wide range 

of shielding gases developed specifically for the process. These gases have 

significant influence on weld metal appearance, quality and productivity – 

proper selection of a shielding gas is essential to achieve optimum results. 

SAF is the welding division of 

Air Liquide. SAF offer European 

quality welding machines designed 

to tough out the harsh working 

conditions experienced 

in Australia. 

TANJANT manufactures an 

extensive range of cutting guides 

for both Gas & Plasma cutting, 

plus a range of welding related 

accessories. Innovative designs & 

quality engineering are 

synonymous with the companies 

products, that are all designed & 

manufactured in Australia. 

WIA products have a boomerang 

effect on people. Customers keep 

coming back for more. WIA offers 

a wide range of welding machines 

and welding consumables for 

Manual Arc, MIG, TIG, Sub-Arc 

and the Plasma processes. 

I n d e x 

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Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) 

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The Gas Metal Arc Welding Process generates heat from an 

electric arc maintained between a mechanically fed wire 

electrode and the part to be welded. The bare continuous wire 

electrode melts in the arc and provides filler metal for the joint. 

The arc and weld pool are protected from atmospheric contamination 

by an externally supplied shielding gas. GMAW is now the 

most widely used of all welding processes because of its ease of 

operation, versatility and potential for high productivity. It is most 

frequently utilised as a semi-automatic (hand held gun, 

mechanised wire feed) operation but automatic applications are 

common. 


Equipment 

Basic equipment components are the welding gun and cable assembly, 

wire feed unit, power supply and source of shielding gas (see diagram). 

After initial settings by the operator, the equipment provides for self 

regulation of the electrical characteristics of the arc. 

Applications 

Carbon steels, stainless steels and aluminiums are the most commonly 

GMA welded metals but the process can be used on other metals if 

suitable wires are available. All but very thin materials can be welded in all 

positions by choosing the appropriate shielding gas, electrode and welding 

parameters.

Welding Wire 

Welding wires are available for all commercially important metals and are 

generally supplied in sizes between .8 and 1.6mm diameter. Electrode size 

selection depends on the thickness of the material to be welded and the 

welding position. Thinner materials and “out of position” welds are usually 

done with smaller diameter electrodes and lower currents to allow control 

of the weld metal. 

STANDARD SET 

Setting by stepped increments 

Sequence of setting: 

1 Reference chart 

2 Coarse voltage control 

3 Fine voltage control 

4 Wire speed setting (current) 

5 AMP-Volt meters 

[options with 

certain sets] 

6 Arc Voltage 

correction 

7 Wire speed 

control correction 

8 Inductance 

selection sockets 

DEVICES WHICH ARE ON BOTH SETS 

a) Welder's protection 

b) Gas 

c) Pressure regulator/ 

flowmeter 

d) Primary power supply 

e) On/off switch 

f) Power & control cable 

g) Earth cable & clamp 

h) Wire feeder 

i) Torch cable 

Gas Metal Arc Welding 

Gas Metal Arc Welding process generates heat from an electric arc maintained 

between a mechanically fed wire electrode and the part to be welded. The bare 

continuous wire electrode melts in the arc and provides filler metal for the joint. 

The arc and weld pool are protected from atmospheric contamination by an 

externally supplied shielding gas. 

Mig Pulse 

The current varies during welding, the power source imposing a precise “wave 

shape”. The pulse is useful for stainless steel wires and light alloys. 

Synergic MiG 

The welding parameters are programmed to suit a variety of applications. 

A single setting facilitates the use of these machines and improves the 

welding quality. 

Welding Control 2 Times Mode 

The welding starts by pulling the torch’s trigger. It stops by letting go of the 

trigger. 

Welding Control 4 Times Mode 

The purge gas starts by pulling the trigger. Afterwards, the welding starts by 

releasing it, then, with the next pull on the trigger, the welding stops. The post – 

gas flow continues until the trigger is released. 

Shielding Gas 

There are a large number of shielding gases available but nearly all are 

based on mixtures of inert argon with additions of reactive gases such as 

carbon dioxide or oxygen to modify its influence on the weld. Selection is 

based firstly on the material to be welded and then by striking a balance 

between other characteristics required of the weld e.g. profile, penetration, 

spatter level etc. Gas selection chart on page 7 gives more detail. 

j) Torch 

k) Meters 

l) Wire reel 

SYNERGIC SET 

Setting by single button 

Sequence of setting: 

TRANSFER OF METAL 

Torch 

Nozzle 

Contact tip 

Gas Shielding 

Molten metal 

1 Pre-display: 

• wire type 

• gas 

• wire diameter 

• with or without 

pulse 

2 Wire speed 

setting 

[approximate 

welding current is 

displayed] 

3 Fine adjustment of 

the arc length 

[arc voltage] 

Electrode wire 

Weld Bead 

Spot Mode 

Welding starts when the trigger is pulled. Welding stops automatically after a 

pre-set delay. 

Intermittent Mode 

This is a point mode which is sequential. If the pull on the trigger is maintained, 

the welding will stop and restart at regulated intervals. 

Speed Regulation 

The welding wire spool is electronically regulated to give a constant wire 

feed speed. 

Burn Back Control 

To prevent wire sticking in the freezing pool on completion of the weld cycle. 

Soft Start 

The wire advances slowly till the short-circuit point and arc start; the chosen 

welding speed is then established. 


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$ 4,300 

Part No: 650011 

JUNIOR 403S 

(Formerly named SAFMIG 400 DBL). 

Legendary performance, versatile transformer 

switch type MIG welding machine with separate 

wire feeder. 

• Current range: 25-350 Amps 

• Duty Cycle: 320A @ 60% 

• 24 step voltage selection 

• Dual inductance 

• Trigger latching (2 & 4 T) 

• Spot timer for automated welding applications 

• Wire feeder: 2 roll Devisaf with 10 metre interconnection 

harness. 

New 

$ 9.35 

Part No: 651106 

SILISAF 

405 ml anti spatter spray can. 

For perfect protection of your Mig nozzles in the 

hardest welding conditions. 


$ 820 

Part No: 650014 

MIGLIGHT 

Perfect for maintenance and hobby work. 

• Current range: 

20 – 120 amps 

• Duty Cycle: 

115 A @ 20% 

• Reverse polarity for gas shielded 

and gasless welding 

• Weight 29 kg 

• Kit ready to weld including gasless wire. 

$ 99 Per 

Pack 

Part No: 651100 

New 

NERTALIC AG5 1.2 MM 

7 Kg roll high quality AWS 5356 Aluminium wire. 

Ideal product to use on SAF Optipuls 350 Inverter Mig 

welder with Air Liquide Argon shielding gas for your 

Aluminium jobs. 

$ 7,590 

Part No: 650101 

New 

OPTIPULS 350I / 380I W 

High quality pulsed MIG welding with this inverter 

technology machine. 

Welding of Aluminium , stainless steel and mild 

steels has never been so easy. 

Synergic curves optimized to give the perfect 

welding result with the right combination wire / 

Gas. 350 Amps maximum output which allows FCW 

welding on mild steels. 

Current range : 20 to 350 Amps 

Duty cycle : 350 A @ 60 % 

300 A @ 100 % 

Wire feeder 4 roll Devisaf DV 34I 10 Meters 

Cylinder is not included in the price. 

$ 305 

Part No: 650033 

EUROLUX F 

A high quality liquid crystal welding helmet 

featuring a fixed shade 11 electronic protane filter. 

Ideal for all arc welding processes, 

MIG, TIG and MMAW.

$ 3,075 

Part No: CP107-0 

Weldmatic 255s 

255amp, single phase MIG machine for manufacturing 

and rural applications. Use with gas 

shielded or self-shielded wires. Controls conveniently 

located on the separate, fully enclosed 

wirefeeder. 

•Suits 0.6mm to 1.2mm diameter wires 

•Current range: 30 - 255 amps 

•Duty Cycle: 255 A @ 25% 

•Reverse polarity for gas shielded and 

gasless welding. 

$ 822 

Part No: 704777 

TRANSMIG 130 Twin 

• Complete ready to weld package 

• Fan cooled 

• Ideal for thin materials 

• Suitable for mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium 

• 130 amp output 240V, 10 amp supply 

$ 1,810 

Part No: CP110-0 

Weldmatic 175s 

Amazing welding power in a small package! 

Fillet welds up to 8mm steel in a single pass. 

Suits gas shielded and gasless wires. 

$ 2,365 

Compact 250se 

Part No: 706116 

$ 2,750 

Remote 250se 

Part No: 706118 

TRANSMIG 250se 

The Transmig 250 is a multi-voltage, single phase, 

constant voltage DC power source ideally suited to 

medium fabrication, and heavier maintenance applications. 

The Transmig 250 provides excellent arc 

characteristics with gas metal arc welding (GMAW) 

or flux-cored arc welding with or without gas 

(FCAW). 

Specifications 

• Supply: 220/240 Volt 1 phase 50Hz 

• Welding current: 30-250 amps 

• Duty Cycle: 50% at 250 amps 

• Wire Diameter: (Hard) 0.6-0.9 mm 

(Soft) 0.9-1.2mm 

(Cored) 0.8-1.2mm 

$ 308 

Part No: PG400-3545-12 

PERFORMANCE 

“Blue” MIG GUN 

• Optional parts available 

• Alum. Jacketed conductor tubes 

• Flexible conductor tubes 

• Flexible conductor barrels 

• 400 & 500 AMP cooled machine torches 

• Quality ‘long-life’ replacement parts 

$ 1,216 

Part No: 706276 

New 

TRANSMIG 180se 

This fan cooled, gas/gasless, multi-voltage MIG 

welder is ideally suited for light fabrication, 

automotive repairs and light maintenance 

applications. 

Specifications 

• Supply: 240V, 1 ph, 50 Hz 

• Power point: 15 amps 

• Weld current: 34-180 amps 

A l prices include GST 


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HYUNDAI 

Ball pac 

• Reduced wire change overs 

• 250 –300kg pack size 

• Contains up to 20 times 

more wire than a 15kg spool 

• Consistent wire feeding for 

high production applications 

SM-70 Ball pac 

AWS A5.18: ER70S-6 

Hyundai’s most popular solid copper 

coated MIG wire is now available in the 

revolutionary “Ball Pac”. The Ball Pac is 

designed to deliver wire to high 

production welding applications such as 

robotic and mass production component 

manufacturing operations. 

General Purpose 

Flux Cored Wire 

• High operator appeal 

• Smooth running 

• Excellent slag detachability 

• Smooth appearance 

• Grade 2SY shipping society approvals 

HYUNDAI 

SF 71 

AWS A5.20: E71T-1/M 

SF-71 is rutile type, general purpose flux cored arc 

welding wire suitable for all positional welding of 

ships, bridges, machinery and building construction. 

Compared to solid wire, spatter loss is low, bead 

appearance is smooth and the arc is soft with 

excellent stability. 

HYUNDAI 

Copper Free wire 

• Increased productivity 

• Increased liner life 

• Improved wire feeding 

• Reduced spatter levels 

• Lower welding fumes 


X-Ray Quality Flux Cored Wire 

• High operator appeal 

• Smooth running 

• Excellent slag detachability 

• Grade 3SY shipping society approvals 

Elastic 

Band 

Glass 

Balls 

Wire 

Transparent 

Window 

Enterior 

Drum 

Steel 

Bar 

Pad 

Exterior 

Drum 

Structure 

• A worldwide patented design, a unique glass ball 

system prevents any tangling or twisting of the 

wire. 

• The Ball pac’s unique system friction free feeding 

is reducing wear and tear on wire driving motors 

and associated mechanism. 

• Specially designed packing prevents deformation 

of wire and provides better feedability 

• Available in two different diameter sizes: 510mm 

(small)/650mm (large). 

• Available in 10 different weight sizes, wire 

diameter sizes, wire types. 

HYUNDAI 

SUPERCORED 71MAG 

AWS A5.20: E71T-1M 

Supercored 71MAG is rutile type flux cored arc 

welding wire which is designed for use with Mixed 

Shielding Gases. Supercored 71MAG is suitable for 

all positional welding of ships, bridges, machinery 

and building construction. 71MAG is widely 

renowned for hassle-free welding without worm 

tracking (worm-holes). 

SM-70 CF 

AWS A5.18: ER70S-6 

Save money by reducing wear & and tear on your 

welding equipment caused by copper build-up and 

flaking from poorly copper coated MIG wires. 

Spatter levels are reduced so clean up time is 

minimised. 

Toxic welding fumes are also reduced so improving 

the welders working environment. 

•Grade 3 shipping society approvals.

BLUESHIELD ® 

MATERIAL SHIELDING NOMINAL PROCESS FEATURES AND APPLICATIONS 

GAS COMPOSITION 

Carbon Steel BLUESHIELD 5 Ar ~ 7% O2 GMAW This oxygen bearing gas gives a smooth weld with extremely low 

spatter levels but is generally restricted to downhand applications. 

It is particularly suitable for high speed 

automatic welding of sheet metal. 

BLUESHIELD 6 Ar ~ 10% CO2 GMAW These two gases have different amounts of carbon dioxide. 

Increasing carbon dioxide broadens the penetration pattern of the 

weld but also leads to increasing spatter levels. In general, 

BLUESHIELD 6 would be best suited to thin materials and 

medium plate thicknesses, giving a combination of low spatter 

and good penetration. 

BLUESHIELD 7 Ar ~ 18% CO2 GMAW - FCAW BLUESHIELD 7 would be selected for heavier plate. 

BLUESHIELD 23 Ar ~ 4.5% CO 2 ~ 2.5% O 2 GMAW A gas specially formulated for sheet metal applications but 

also suitable for plate thicknesses. Gives the least spatter and 

best appearance of all the gases in this group. 

BLUESHIELD 24 Ar ~ 8.0% CO 2 ~ 2% O 2 GMAW Excellent for robotic work due to versatility and low spatter level. 

Suitable for all thicknesses in all positions. 

Stainless Steel BLUESHIELD 1 Ar ~ 1.5% O 2 GMAW Oxygen in this gas lowers the surface tension of molten metal, 

producing smaller droplets from the wire and minimising spatter. 

Good edge wetting reduces the possibility of undercut. This gas 

performs best in spray transfer mode. 

NON FERROUS 

(Aluminium 

Copper etc.) 

Shielding gases for arc welding 

BLUESHIELD 6.2 Ar ~ 2% CO 2 GMAW A small CO 2 addition gives this gas a very stable arc in the 

short circuit transfer mode. It is particularly suitable for thin 

materials or out of position welding of thicker materials. 

BLUESHIELD 4 Ar ~ 30% He ~ 3% CO2 1% H2 GMAW This four-gas mixture produces a wide and deep penetration 

weld, allowing for high speeds and reducing the need for plate 

preparation. The hydrogen has a cleaning action on any surface 

oxides formed. This gas is suitable for all material thicknesses, in 

all positions. It produces a clean weld of excellent appearance. 

Only suitable for austenitic stainless steels. 

BLUESHIELD ARGON Ar GTAW A general purpose inert gas for GTAW applications. 

Also suitable for the GTAW welding of carbon steels. 

BLUESHIELD ARGON Ar GMAW - GTAW A high purity inert gas suitable for all materials. 

BLUESHIELD 2 Ar ~ 49% He GMAW - GTAW The high helium content of this gas increases the arc energy 

giving better speed, penetration and bead profile than 

straight argon. 

Air Liquide shielding gases have been developed from many years of 

research and practical experience in Australia and overseas. They offer 

the user an extensive range from which to choose a gas for optimum 

welding performance for any particular metal or application. 

Air Liquide… More than just Gas! 

When you buy BLUESHIELD ® Shielding gases you’re not just 

buying gas – you’re purchasing the technical background, advice and 

service that you would expect from a supplier that has your interests 

in mind. 

Air liquide can offer your organisation a wide range of services that help 

to reduce waste and downtime, improve safety and increase productivity 

while simplifying the supply and commercial conditions associated with 

gas supplies. 

Imagine what your performance could be! 

(Austenitic 

Stainless Only) 

N.B. Not all gases listed in the above chart are available in all states of Australia. Please check with your local Air Liquide office for availability details. 

Welding gases under the name of ‘ARCAL’ are now available in a unique 

cylinder package ‘ALTOP’. 

ALTOP cylinders incorporate a permanently attached, fully adjustable, built 

in pressure regulator valve, encased by a protective guard. There are no 

more regulators to buy or maintain for ALTOP cylinders. Regulator 

changeovers are a thing of the past and the quick action on/off lever and 

quick connector hose coupling lead to better productivity. 

Please contact your local Air Liquide office for more information on the 

Arcal/ Altop range. 



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Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) 

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The Gas Tungsten Arc (or TIG) process generates heat from an electric arc 

maintained between a non-consumable tungsten electrode and the part to 

be welded. The torch brings only heat to the workpiece - filler wire may 

be added if necessary to fill the joint and shielding gas is fed through the 

torch holding the electrode to protect it and the weld pool from 

atmospheric contamination. The shielding gas is usually argon or an 

argon/helium mixture for faster welding of thicker metals, particularly 

aluminium. 


The GTAW process is relatively slow and requires a higher level of skill 

than most other welding techniques. It is, however, capable of producing 

very high quality welds, free of spatter and slag, with a narrow heat 

affected zone and minimum distortion.

New 

$ 5,720 

Part No: 650500 

TIGMATE 270 AC/DC 

Simple and performing high precision TIG Welding 

with this thyristor control machine. AC Tig , DC Tig , 

Stick electrodes up to 5 mm welding. 

Current range : 5 to 270 Amps. 

Duty cycle : 210 A @ 60 %. 

Pulsed on option. 

Up and down slope control. 

Crater fill control. 

New 

$ 4,290 

Part No: 650501 

PRESTOTIG 165 AC/DC 

Aluminium and Stainless steel TIG welding 

with 240 Volt power. 

Portable inverter unit weight 18 Kgs. 

AC Tig , DC Tig , Stick electrodes welding. 

Current range : 5 to 160 Amps 

Duty cycle : 125 Amps @ 60 % 

High Frequency or Lift Arc start. 

Digital volt and amp meters. 

AC balance control. 

PRESTOTIG 200 AC/DC 

Aluminium TIG welding with 

240 Volt power. 

Portable small unit – 24kg. 

Welds stainless steel, aluminium & most other 

commercial metals in TIG mode with all the 

professional features you would expect from 

larger conventional machines. (add on pulse 

control available) 

• Current range: 5 – 200 amps 

• High Frequency & PAC arc striking for TIG 

• Max. current draw 16 A 

• Duty cycle: 150 A @ 60% 

• Carry handles supplied 

• Voltage & Current pre-set feature 

• Digital volt and amp meters 

• AC balance control 

• Up & Down slope control 

• Crater-fill control. 

$ 120 

Part No: 301526 

REGULATOR 

Argon/Argon-mix regulator/flowgauge for MIG 

and TIG welding applications. Provides precise and 

accurate pressure/flow control of your 

shielding gas. 

$ 405 

Part No: 650034 

$ 6,875 

Part No: 650024 

EUROLUX V 

Our top of the line liquid crystal welding helmet 

featuring an electronic protane filter. The Eurolux V 

is a variable shade version with a shade range from 

9 – 13 which is ideal for low amperage TIG 

applications where maximum sensitivity is a must. 



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Manaul Metal Arc Welding (MMAW) 

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Manual Metal Arc Welding (MMAW) 

The Manual Metal Arc Welding (or “stick electrode”) process generates 

heat from an electric arc maintained between a manually manipulated 

electrode, in the form of a short length of flux covered rod, and the part to 

be welded. The rod melts in the arc and provides filler metal for the joint. 

Equipment is low cost and the process is simple and versatile, with 

electrodes available for most metals and applications eg. to change from 

welding aluminium to stainless steel requires only a change of electrode 

and an adjustment to the welding machine current. 


The major disadvantage with MMAW is that each electrode is consumed 

very quickly - productivity suffers because of the enforced stops and the 

need each time to change to a new electrode. MMAW is ideal for 

maintenance work, small jobs and fieldwork (such as pipelines) but its 

place in industrial applications was overtaken long ago by the GMAW 

process.

Electrodes for manual metal Arc Welding 

In MMAW the “stick” flux coated electrode is the only consumable normally 

required and the process owes its versatility to the wide range of sizes and 

types available. The selection of an electrode for a particular job is based on 

its suitability for the thickness of the material, its suitability for the position in 

which the welding is to be done and the composition and properties required 

of the deposited weld metal – these things are determined by a combination 

of the composition of the core wire of the electrode and the type of flux 

coating. The flux coating has a significant influence and performs one or more 

of the following functions: 

• Provides gaseous products from decomposition of the coating to shield the 

arc from the atmosphere. 

• Provides deoxidisers and fluxing agents to cleanse the weld. 

• Produces slag to protect the hot weld metal from the air. 

• Provides alloying elements that contribute to the weld metal. 

New 

$ 4,950 

Part No: 650019 

Buffalo 500 DC 

Reliability and toughness in the most difficult 

conditions. CC / CV characteristics , multi process 

power source MMA , gouging , TIG and MIG. 

Fitted with 12 Volt OCV safety device. 

Current range : 20 to 500 Amps. 

Duty cycle : 450 A @ 60 %. 

Stick electrodes 1.6 to 6.3 mm. 

Gouging up to 10 mm stick. 

$ 2,200 

Part No: 650022 

PRESTO 165 

Compact and portable inverter arc welder for all 

on-site maintenance and repair work. Suitable 

for MMAW and DC-TIG applications. 

• Stick electrode welding capacity to 4.0 mm 

• Arc-Force and Hot Start functions 

• Current range: 5 – 160 amps 

• Duty Cycle: 140 A @ 60% 

• Weight: 13 kg 

• Now available – as an added option a built-in 

no-load voltage reduction device that reduces 

open circuit voltage to

Manaul Metal Arc Welding (MMAW) 

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$ 388 

Part No: 620467 

TRANSARC 

EASYWELDER TURBO 

A real “grunty” heavy duty, dual range, fan cooled, 

portable arc welder. Featuring infinitely variable 

output current control, 240 Volt 15 amp input and all 

items necessary for welding straight out of the box. 

This machine is ideal for tradesmen, maintenance 

applications, rural repair work and the serious home 

handy man. 

AUSTARC 12P 

Extremely popular all-position general purpose 

electrode for low carbon and galvanised steel. 

Excellent arc starting, even with smaller 240 volt AC 

machines. 

12P x 2.5mm Part No: 12P25..............$27.40/pack 



AUSTARC 13S 

Excellent general purpose electrode for mild and 

galvanised steels. Very smooth arc with good slag 

coverage. 

13S x 2.5mm Part No: 13S25..............$25.40/pack 



SATINCRAFT 13 

AS/NZS 1553.1: E4113 

Easy-to-use General Purpose electrode suitable for 

all flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead general 

purpose welding. Outstanding operator appeal with 

low spatter levels and self-releasing slag. 

5kg packets. 

2.5mm Part No. 611182 $44.50/pack 

3.2mm Part No. 611183 $35.80/pack 

4.0mm Part No. 611184 $31.40/pack 


•Stick electrode welding capacity up to 4.0mm 


•Weight: 23kg 

•Complete with: leads, sample electrodes, welding 

shield, wire brush/chipping hammer, and a 

comprehensive 36 page “Operation and How 

to Weld”manual. 

AUSTARC 16TC 

Low hydrogen type general purpose electrode 

designed with arc stabilising elements for operation 

on AC or DC welding machines. Twin coated 

electrode with increased toughness, can be used for 

pressure vessels, pipes, beams, tanks and 

earthmoving equipment. 

16TC x 2.5mm Part No: 16TC25 .........$26.85/pack 



FERROCRAFT 21 

AS/NZS 1553.1: E4814 

Popular medium iron powder electrode. 

All positional capabilities producing excellent fillet 

shapes. Increased welding efficiency over GP 

electrodes. Ideal for repair and maintenance work. 

5kg packet. 

2.5mm Part No. 611242 $44.00/pack 

3.2mm Part No. 611243 $35.30/pack 

4.0mm Part No. 611244 $31.00/pack 

$ 260 

Part No: 620466 

TRANSARC 

COMPACT TURBO 

This compact but heavy duty machine is fan cooled, 

featuring infinitely adjustable welding current control 

and its 240 volt 10 amp input and portable size make 

it ideal for home projects and rural applications. 

It comes complete ready to weld straight out 

of the box. 

•Stick electrode welding capacity up to 3.2mm 


•Weight: 17kg 

•Complete with: electrode and work leads, sample 

electrodes, welding/face shield, wire brush/ 

chipping hammer, wheeling kit, and a comprehensive 

36 page “Operation and How to Weld”manual. 

316L-16 

AS/NZS 1553.3: E316L-16 

Stainless Steel electrode for welding 316, 316L & 

3CR12 grade stainless steels in all positions except 

vertical-down with low spatter and smooth running. 

2.5kg packets. 

2.5mm Part No: SP31625 .....................$75.25/pack 



309L-16 

AS/NZS 1553.3: E309L-16 

Stainless Steel electrode for welding “200 & 300 

Series” steels in all positions except vertical-down 

with low spatter and smooth running. 

5kg packet. 

2.5mm Part No: SP30925 $80.40/pack 

3.2mm Part No: SP30932 $75.25/pack 

4.0mm Part No: SP30940 $74.20/pack

$ 1 .20 

SANDING BELTS 

50 x 915 x A40 (Pack 12) Part No. 7770 9179 $2.60/ea 





50 x1220 x A60 (Pack 12) Part No. 7770 9193 $2.85/ea 

50 x1220 x A80 (Pack 12) Part No. 7770 9194 $2.70/ea 


The prices quoted above apply to box quantities only 

Hand scratch 

Brushes 

3 Row Scratch Brush 

Part No. 7697 0030 

(box 12) $2.20/ea 

4 Row Scratch Brush 

Part No. 7697 0040 

(box 12) $2.50/ea 

$ 7 .15 

From EACH From EACH 

GRINDING WHEELS 

100 x 6 x 16 (box 25) Part No. 7662 4100 $1.20/ea 




$ 2 .20 

From EACH 

$ 2 .30 

From EACH 

POLIFANS PLUS TYPE-Z 

100 x 16 (box 10) Part No. 6767 4100 - 40 Grit $ 8.90/ea 






$ 1 .10 

From EACH 

CUT-OFF WHEELS 

100 x 2.5 x 16 (box 25) Part No. 6174 1116 $1.10/ea 






Abrasives, Cutting & Cleaning 

13

P l a s m a C u t t i n g 

14 

Plasma Cutting 

The Plasma Cutting process generates an extremely high temperature, 

high velocity plasma arc gas stream between a tungsten electrode and 

the part to be cut. This highly concentrated plasma blows away the 

molten metal, rather than oxidising it as in the oxy-fuel cutting processes. 

This means that, unlike the oxy-fuel processes, the plasma process can be 

used to cut metals such as stainless steel and aluminium and, in fact, can 

cut any electrically conductive material. Compared to oxy-fuel cutting of 

steels, the plasma cutting process gives faster cutting speeds with the 

added advantage of instant starting, without preheat. 


Plasma torches and power sources are available in various current ranges, 

the higher power units being used for cutting thicker metals at higher 

speeds. However, the intensity and velocity of the plasma is also 

influenced by a number of other variables including the type of gas, its 

pressure, the flow pattern, the size and shape of the orifice and the 

distance to the workpiece.

$ 6,435 

ZIP 3.0 

SAF plasma cutters are renowned throughout the 

industry as being one of the most reliable and hard 

working plasma cutters on the market. The ZIP 3.0 is 

a transformer type machine built for heavy 

workshop applications. 

• Weight: 160kg 

• Maximum Cutting capacity: 40mm. 

• Highest quality cutting with speed: 25mm. 

• CP100R plasma cutting torch. 

• Torch safety indicator. 

• Three power ranges. 

• Thermal overload indicator. 

• Air pressure gauge. 

• On / Off switch. 

New 

Part No: 650032 

$ 175 

Part No: TJ2042 

PLASMA Guide Kit 

Suits SAF CP40R 

& CP100 Torches 

• Superior Control 

• Consistent tip height 

- Faster cut speed 

- Improved cut quality 

- extended parts life 

• Quality stainless steel & Brass Construction 

• Stainless steel axles & spatter guards 

• Magnetic & suction pivots included 

• Insulated bush - No HF leakage 

• Enables shapes, circles & straight lines to be cut 

with professional results every time. 

$ 4,400 

Part No: 650031 

ZIP 2.0 

Transformer type machine for medium duty 

workshop applications. 






• Dual power ranges. 




New 

$ 14,850 

Part No: 650700 

ZIP 5.0 

Multi purpose , multi gas manual Plasma arc 

cutting machine. Designed for heavy workshop 

applications. Also suitable for automatic profile 

cutting applications. Cutting of mild steel , stainless 

steel and Aluminium using Compressed air, 

Nitrogen, or Argon/Hydrogen mixtures. 

Z5 water cooled cutting torch. 

Maximum capacity 50 mm. 

Quality cut capacity : 35 mm. 

Piercing capacity : 20 mm. 

5 power ranges. 

Duty cycle range 5 : 150 A @ 100 %. 

$ 2,900 

Part No: 650030 

ZIP 1.0 

Transformer type machine for light duty workshop 

applications. 






• Single power range. 




$ 5,360 

Part No: 650027 

PRESTOZIP 630 

Compact Inverter type plasma cutting machine. 

•Weight: 29kg. 

•Maximum cutting capacity: 30mm. 

•Highest quality cutting with speed: 20mm. 

•Excellent for cutting perforated plate. 


P l a s m a C u t t i n g 

15

Gas Equipment 

16 

BLOWPIPE 

• Multi-Fuelled - accepts all standard fuel types 

• Tough, Brass construction 

• Incorporates CIGWELD’s unique Valve-in-Valve 

Design for superior flame control 

• Ergonomically designed handle 

• Locking teeth for secure attachment connection 

• 5 year conditional warranty 

• Proudly designed and manufactured in Australia 

$ 120 

Part No: 304001 

VECTOR 

• Here’s a great little kit for those just wanting to 

weld. Ideal for jobs around the home or for the 

serious professional. Set up for oxy/acetylene use 

it comes with a superb light-weight blowpipe and 


CUTTING ATTACHMENT 

• Multi-Fuelled - accepts all standard fuel types 

• Tough, Brass construction 

• New two piece mixer design further improves 

mixing efficiency and resistance to flashbacks 

• Twin tube construction gives excellent visibility 

of the job 

• Sliding O’ring seals allow simple adjustment 

and hand tightening 

• Cuts steel up to 150mm (6”) 

• Accepts over 20 different nozzles 

• 5 year conditional 

warranty 

• Proudly designed and 

manufactured in 

Australia 

$ 136 

Part No: 304005 

$ 347 

Part No: 308344 

mixer combined with robust Genuine COMET 600 

regulators that will give you years of trouble free 

use and deliver excellent flame characteristics. 

(cutting attachment optional extra) 

$ 447 

Part No: 308314 

OXYGEN 

& ACETYLENE 

REGULATORS 

• Excellent control of 

gas at all cylinder 

pressures (up to 200 bar). 

• Fully Encapsulated Seat 

Technology (EST) built in 

for trouble free operation. 

• High flows achievable – enough 

to run the biggest heating tips 

• NEW! Maximum outlet pressure 

of 1,000 kPa on oxygen regulator 

$ 136 

• NEW! Angled outlet to reduce hose “stick-out” 

• Full Standards mark conformance 

to AS4267 Lic2040 

• Proudly designed and manufactured in Australia 

GROMMET TWIN OXYGEN 

& ACETYLENE HOSE 

• 5, 10, 15, 20 metre 

• 5mm Internal Diameter 

• Fully Re-Inforced 

• Impervious to UV Rays & Salinity 

• Working pressure 1.5 mpa 

• Burst pressure 6.0 mpa 

AS/OA 5mm - 5 $33.80 

AS/OA 5mm - 10 $57.40 

AS/OA 5mm - 15 $83.40 

AS/OA 5mm - 20 $115.00 

Packaged by Grommet Rubber for the 

Performance Gas & Welding network 

COMMANDER OUTFIT 

• The logical choice for those who want to 

replace or update their existing Genuine 

COMET equipment. This value for money 

outfit comes complete with the legendary 

Genuine COMET 3 blowpipe, welding 

mixer, cutting attachment and regulators as 

well as 4 cutting nozzles and 4 welding tips 

(plus accessories). Ready to go in a toolbox. 

Part No: 301637 Oxygen 

Part No: 301532 Acetylene 

New 

EACH

STARTER PACK 

• For those just starting out, or who require the 

basic components for gas cutting and welding, 

the Starter Pack is the ideal option Don’t 

compromise on your work tool’s quality. Build on 

this kit as you go and know that you’ve invested 

in safety and reliability. 

$ 363 

Part No: 308315 

Fire & Safety Hazard 

When a cylinder falls over, the regulator can break off, gas 

escapes, threatening fire explosion and injury. 

Benefits for using the Harris Snap Safe 

The Snap Safe device is built into the inlet stem of the regulator 

and breaks to stop dangerous amounts of gas escaping from the 

cylinder valve. 

Other Benefits. 

• Savings with Snap Safe 

no gas escapes 

• Accurate with large flow 

• Built in safely relief valve 

• Large, easy to read gauge 

• World known Harris quality 

• Proven seat design 

* Hard hats supplied free with purchase of 

a Harris regulator from this catalogue 

$ 145 .80 

Part No: 

825EX150 AC 33 

Free * 

Hard hats CPR6333 

A great idea to protect the gauge from a knock 

Acetylene Regulator Oxygen Regulator 

$ 145 .80 

Part No: 

825EX 10000 X 3 


Gas Equipment 

17

Safety 

18 

Disposable Respirators, Half Face Respirators 

& Full Face Respirators 

Of the recognised ways toxic material can enter the body the 

respiratory system presents the quickest and most direct avenue 

of entry. In air purifying respirators the inhaled air is drawn 

through a filtering substance which removes the nominated 

contaminants. Performance Gas & Welding stores offer a broad 

selection of filters to ensure protection for most hazards. 

Clothing/Coveralls & Gloves 

A large range of safety clothing includes protection for the 

whole body. Our extensive range of gloves cover most 

worker requirements. 

Head Protection Face Shields/Visors 

When the potential for injury of falling debris exists, 

personal protective headwear for worker safety is 

essential. All consideration to worker comfort and 

safety has been incorporated into our range of head 

and safety equipment. 

Hearing & Misc. 

To ensure maximum protection during low to high level noise 

environments Performance Gas & Welding stores have a range 

of products to meet stringent Australian safety regulations. The 

versatile, high performance range offers continual noise 

suppression with individual fit for greater comfort over long 

durations. 

Eyewear, Goggles & Welding 

Performance Gas & Welding stores offer eye protection for work 

applications with a risk of impact from flying debris, chemical 

splash, dust, sparks and glare. All spectacles offer 100% 

protection from harmful UV rays. 


SAFETY 

The cutting, preparation and welding of metals 

exposes operators to a number of hazards including 

electric shock, arc radiation, fumes, fire and hot 

metal. Personal protection is therefore extremely 

important – the following shows a range of the type of 

safety gear commonly used and promoted through the 

Performance Gas & Welding network.

ADVANTAGE 200 

Welding Respirator 

MSA’s Advantage 200 is supplied with P2 filters for 

welding applications. The design of the mask and 

filters allows the unit to be worn comfortably under 

a welding helmet. 

• Replacement filters available. 

$ 53 .45 

BOX 

Part No: 227813 

TORNADO P2 

Fold Flat Respirator (Box of 20) 

Dust, mist and welding applications. Low cost and 

convenient to carry. They come in a resalable pack 

Box 

that allows for repeated use. Folds flat for carrying 

in pocket, tool box, etc. One size fits all. Supplied in 

easy dispensing wall mount cartons. 

• Cooler breathing valved versions also available. 

$ 22 .00 

Part No: 454201 

Pair 

$ 43 .95 

EACH 

Part No: 227400MW 

HIDEROK 

PGW is proud to offer this famous welding helmet 

in a special coloured version complete with a 

golden protane shade 11 welding lens. The Hiderok 

gives you the “nod-down-lid” feature allowing use 

of both hands on the job and not on the helmet. 

LEFTIES “Molly-Dooka” 

Left Hand Welders Glove 

A budget priced left hand glove with full length 

lining. Economical operator protection. 

RUSTIC RED 

Welding Jacket 

Features under arm gussets, a full length double line 

of press studs and external stud close pocket. Made 

from soft leather for wearer comfort. Size: Large 

$ 23 .00 

EACH 

Part No: 228000A 

CHIEF 

Ear Muff 

At 29dB, the Chief ear muff assures excellent 

hearing protection at an economical price. With a 

universal headband, wearer comfort is assured. 

$ 39 .00 

Part No: 454232 

PREDATOR 

“New” ultra modern design, the Predator welding 

helmet is unique and provides extra coverage 

against welding spatter and radiation as well as 

offering excellent welding fume deflection. The 

Predator is designed to allow fitting of spare lens 

packs, such as electronic lenses and large 

view lenses. 

$ 5 .25 

EACH 

Part No: 229203 

$ 70 .55 

Part No: 229253 

FLASHMASTER 

Welding Goggles 

Dual purpose. Flashmaster welding goggles can be 

used for gas welding and chipping/grinding 

operations. 

$ 7 .45 

Pair 

Part No: 228370 

BLUE & GOLD 

Welders Glove (Reinforced) 

The Blue Welders Glove has a full width reinforced 

palm providing extended wear and protection capabilities. 

The glove is fully lined for comfort and 

features Kevlor stitching for safety against heat 

extremes. 

COOL BLOOZ 

Safety Spectacles 

Cool Blooze Clear 

Part No: 220168C $14.30ea 

Cool Blooze Smoke 

Part No: 220168S $14.30ea 

Cool Blooze Blue Mirror 

Part No: 220168B $17.00ea 

$ 14 .20 

EACH EACH 

Part No: 220343 

$ 14 .30 

From EACH 

Cool Blooz spectacles feature a special high-tech 

soft frame coating which improves comfort 

and skin feel. 


Safety 

19

G a s F e a t u r e 

20 

WELDING PRODUCTIVITY & COST EFFICIENCY 

Shielding gases are not simply there to protect the weld 

from the atmosphere, they make a real contribution to 

welding productivity. 

The correct shielding gas can alter productivity in GMAW 

by contributing to: 

1. Correct weld sizes - to reduce over welding 

2. Lower spatter levels - to increase welding speed and 

reduce clean-up 


3. Reduced welding defects which reduces rework time 

4. Reduced fume levels - improved OH&S and worker 

comfort, increase productivity 

The selection of shielding gases aids in producing a joint 

with the minimum amount of weld metal (correct size) 

without sacrificing strength.

OVER WELDING COSTS BIG MONEY 

The cost of a fillet weld is mainly a function of its cross sectional area. 

Convex Fillet over 

welded by: 9 mm2 =50% 

1 2 3 4 5 6 

6mm Convex Fillet 27.0 mm2 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

6mm Convex Fillet 18.0 mm2 

The correct shielding gas will aid in reducing 

spatter levels. Spatter wastes welding wire and 

slows the welding speed in direct proportion to 

its amount. 

If you lose 10% weld metal as spatter, then you reduce 

welding speed by 10%. 

Sample 1: ARCAL MS-2 

Travel speed: 260mm/min (˜- 8% faster). 

Sample 2: Argon/18% CO2 

Travel speed: 240mm/min. 

DECREASE WELDING FUME EMISSION LEVELS. 

Over welding 

Area 1mm Extra 2mm Extra 

6 mm Fillet = 18.0 mm2 6.5 mm2 36% 14 mm2 78% 







If what was spatter becomes useful weld metal, then the 

welding speed will also increase whilst using the same 

welding conditions. 

Less spatter = faster travel speed, in this example ~ 10% 

better. Spatter also causes additional downtime when it has 

to be removed from the job and from the torch nozzle to 

ensure proper gas flow. 

The correct shielding gas will aid in reducing the 

defect level & re-work time. 

By selecting the correct gas you can overcome weld defect 

problems that sometimes arise such as undercut and lack of 

penetration, e.g. gases containing higher levels of oxidising 

components can be useful in reducing porosity on dirty or 

rusty plate. However welding fume will generally increase. 

Shielding gases that are designed to provide low levels of 

oxidisation (by keeping oxidising gas components to a 

minimum) can lower fume emission levels. 

A safer work environment leads to healthier welders who are 

ultimately more productive. 

Some shielding gases can reduce welding fume 

by as much as 60%. 

Reduced welding fume also leads to direct economic savings 

such as, 

• reduced usage of fume respirators 

• less sick days 

• less cover lenses used 

• less clean-up time of cover lenses 

G a s F e a t u r e 

21

The Performance Network 

Perth 

LEGEND 

Performance Gas & Welding 

Performance Gas & Industrial 

New South Wales 

Newcastle/Maitland 

Allweld Services 

22 Kinta Drive, “Holmwood Park”, 

Beresfield, NSW 2322 

Phone: (02) 4966 3888 

Fax: (02) 4966 3889 

Muswellbrook 

Allweld Services 

142-144 Sydney Street, 

Muswellbrook, NSW 2333 

Phone: (02) 6541 3022 

Fax: (02) 6541 3045 

South Australia 

Adelaide 

Performance Gas & Welding 302 Commercial Road, 

Port Adelaide, SA 5015 

Phone: (08) 8447 5012 

Fax: (08) 8341 0011 

email: pgw@arcom.com.au 

Kalgoorlie 

Notes: 

1 Catalogue prices are valid at date of issue. 

2 All prices quoted include GST. 

3 The products displayed in this catalogue are intended for 

immediate supply from your local Performance Gas & 

Welding store. Some items may need to be ordered in 

to meet larger customer requirements. 

4 In the interest of continuous improvement we reserve the 

right to alter product specifications without notice. 

5 This catalogue is copyright © 2000. Air Liquide Australia 

Limited. 

6 The Performance Gas & Welding logo (device) is a 

trade mark of Air Liquide Australia Limited. 

7 All trade marks and trade names are the intellectual 

property of their respective owners. 

Darwin 

Western Australia 

Perth 

Air Liquide Western Australia 

276 Leach Highway, 

Myaree, WA 6154 

Phone: (08) 9330 7422 

Fax: (08) 9330 8013 

Kalgoorlie 


115 Boulder Road, 

Kalgoorlie, WA, 6430. 

Phone: (08) 9021 4399 

Fax: (08) 9091 2041 

Northern Territory 

Darwin 


1769 Winnellie Road, 

Winnellie, NT, 0820 

Phone: (08) 8947 1184 

Fax: (08) 8947 1203 

Adelaide 

Melbourne 

Burnie 

Tasmania 

Hobart 

Tasweld 

80 Sunderland Street, 

Derwent Park, Tasmania, 7009 

Phone: (03) 6273 2377 

Fax: (03) 6273 2383 

email: tasweld@southcom.com.au 

Burnie 

Tasweld 

32 Reeve Street, 

South Burnie, Tasmania, 7320 

Phone: (03) 6431 9265 

Fax: (03) 6431 6255 

Launceston 

Tasweld 

2/101 Invermay Road, Launceston, 

Tasmania, 7248 

Phone: (03) 6331 9755 

Fax: (03) 6334 2552 

8 This catalogue has been prepared with all care, Air 

Liquide will not be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential 

damage (including damage resulting from its 

negligence), arising out of, or connected with the use of, 

or the reliance on, or for errors, omissions or variations 

from information contained in this catalogue, except for 

liability imposed by Australian legislation, that cannot be 

excluded. 

9 All items in this publication have been included in good 

faith on the basis that the goods, as described, will be 

available at the time of sale. A failure by a supplier to 

deliver in accordance with goods as displayed or listed 

because of unintentional causes, may result in some lines 

being unavailable. In these cases your local PGW store 

will try to source equivalent goods at similiar prices. 

Townsville 

Muswellbrook 

Launceston 

Hobart 

Newcastle 

Victoria 

Melbourne 

Dandy Gas 

5 Johnston Court, Dandenong, 

VIC, 3175 

Phone: (03) 9794 6287 

Fax: (03) 9791 5235 

email: dandygas@net2000.com.au 

Queensland 

Townsville 

Welders World 

Ingham Road, Cnr Dundee Street, 

Bohle, QLD 4818 

Phone: (07) 4774 8822 

Fax: (07) 4774 8313 

email: weldersworld@beyond.net.au 

web: www.weldersworld.com.au 

AIR LIQUIDE AUSTRALIA LIMITED 

A.B.N. 57 004 385 782 

Head Office: 380 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, 

Victoria 3004, Australia 

Tel: (03) 9697 9888 Fax: (03) 9690 7107 

Web: www.airliquide.com.au 

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JUNE - A UGUST 2001

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