Category: Oxygen
Designing for Durability: Why PTC Fittings and TPU Tubing Outperform Under Pressure
Oxygen compression systems demand reliability. Heat, vibration, and continuous operation can quickly expose the weaknesses of traditional hose clamps or barbed fittings. The result? Leaks, inefficiencies, and safety risks. A better solution is pairing TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) tubing with Push-to-Connect (PTC) fittings. This combination delivers strength, stability, and ease of use. Exactly what oxygen systems…
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How Much is Your Oxygen Costing You?
The cost of oxygen isn’t straightforward—it’s shaped by several variables: To find the best value, begin by understanding how much oxygen you use and in what form. Option 1: Delivered Oxygen (Compressed or Liquid) Compressed Cylinders LOX Dewars Ongoing fees Option 2: On-Site Oxygen Generation (PSA Systems) By generating your own oxygen (e.g., with a…
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How Much Oxygen Do You Use as a Glass Artist?
Whether you’re melting soft glass into delicate beads or crafting heavy borosilicate pipes, knowing your daily oxygen consumption is critical. It affects your bottom line, informs studio setup decisions, and helps you avoid mid-project surprises. This guide breaks down typical oxygen usage for both soft glass and borosilicate artists, so you can plan with confidence.…
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Introduction to Oxygen Generation Systems and PSA Technology
In a wide range of industries—from healthcare to manufacturing—oxygen is a critical resource. While bottled or liquefied oxygen has traditionally been supplied through delivery and storage systems, on-site oxygen generation is increasingly becoming the go-to solution for businesses and facilities seeking a more reliable, cost-effective, and scalable oxygen supply. One of the most popular technologies…
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Oxygen Concentrators: What They Are, How They Work, and How to Use Them Safely
What is an Oxygen Concentrator? An oxygen concentrator is a device that extracts oxygen from the surrounding air and delivers it in a concentrated form. Unlike oxygen cylinders, which store compressed gas, concentrators produce oxygen on demand using ambient air. This makes them a cost-effective and convenient solution for users who need a consistent and…
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