R-Gas - Brown

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70% Less Expensive than bottled Acetylene, MAP, HPG or Propane, yet it does everything those gases can do.

Works conventional torches and tips!

Eliminate slag

There's No Slag with R-Gas. No time necessary to file or dress the cut, saving a lot of time in labor.

Costs LESS
Cleaner
Safer than Bottled Cutting Gas.

R-Gas Machines
BN-1000 and BN-2000

Cutting with Brown's Gas
Cutting with R-Gas

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The 2,000 liter unit can make the equivalent of $7,000.00 worth of acetylene gas at a cost of about $100 worth of electricity and water.
Cutting is faster, smoother and cheaper than with other gases or equipment
Instantly start your cut since the metal puddles immediately with R-Gas
It will cut or weld even two rusty pieces of steel without any prep work. Imagine how much time that will save!
Weld fast-melting metals and ceramics
Welding aluminum and aluminum based alloys without warping or discoloration

1. Dramatically Reduce Fuel Expense

Save up to 70% of the cost of Oxy-Acetylene
R-Gas cut's steel much cheaper, faster and cleaner than an oxygen-acetylene (oxy/acet) torch. Our 2000 Liter per hour R-Gas machine costs only $0.60 per hour to operate! Just add WATER! By comparison, oxy/acet torches can cost over $50.00 per hour to operate at 2000 Liters/hr.

2. Make all your fuel on site

No more Lugging and Storing heavy and dangerous Tanks of Oxygen, Acetylene or Argon
Never worry again about running out of gas
No more trouble with nuisance checkups by regulatory agencies

3. One Piece of Equipment enables you to Cut Steel, and Weld most metals - Even Aluminum

Does not emit ultra-violet light - no eyewear required
Cuts quickly through any thickness without slag

One year manufacturer's warranty on all models

It takes about 4 kWh of electricity to make a thousand liters of R-Gas per hour (from water). This volume of gas could supply two cutters or three welding torches.

Metal and ceramic surface coating with higher deposit rate

Can pay for itself in less than a year.

For comparison, a 100 cubic foot bottle of Acetylene might cost $22.50, not including any bottle deposits, rental charges or sales tax. A R-Gas BN 2000 will produce 106 Cubic Feet of gas in 1 1/2 hours and converting 1.6 liters of water with 12.75 Kilowatts of electricity or $1.53 at .12 per Kilowatt (high average) The BN 2000 can be leased for $ 282.07 per month for 60 months. R-Gas Cutting Comparison Table
Compiled by the BWT research team

Tip Size	Speed inch min	Metal Thickness	Oxygen Pressure	Fuel Pressure	cu /ft /hr Oxy	cu /ft /hr Acet	$pr hr @ 30 cents /cu /ft	Browns $ per hr @8 cents kWh	Browns Usage LHR
0	20	1/4"	30	2	50	17	$5.10	$0.032	100
1	19	3/8"	30	3	90	25	$7.50	$0.04	125
2	15	1/2-1"	45	3	140	27	$8.10	$0.048	150
3	12	1-2"	50	3	165	29	$8.70	$0.088	250
4	9	2-3"	50	3	270	31	$9.30	$0.176	500
5	8	3-4"	50	4	330	45	$13.50	$0.352	1,000
6	6	5-6"	55	5	465	52	$15.60	$0.528	1,500

*translates to $30.00 per 100 cubic foot bottle cost of acetylene
**Costs per electricity vary per area of the country
***Cost per hour figured at 30 cents per cubic feet of acetylene

LHR - Liters Per Hour
kWh - Kilo Watt Hour
Cu Ft - Cubic Feet

Conversion Factors for R-Gas Liters to Cubic Feet
Liters X 0.035315 = Cubic Feet Cubic Feet X 28.31 = Liters

Product Specifications:	BN-1000E	BN-2000E
Gas Production (L/h)	1000	2000
Operating Pressure (Mpa)	0.09	0.09
Power Supply Voltage (V)	220	220
Max Input Power (KW)	4.5	8.5
Max Water Consumption (L/h)	0.55	1.2
Approx. Weight (lbs.)	600	850

R-Gas Welding & Cutting Video
(Length = 53 minutes)
Credit with Purchase or Lease $20 Price WHEN AVAILABLE : $12,738 for the 2000 Liters Per Hour model or
$9,500 for the 1000 Liters Per Hour model

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