Category: Pneumatics
Pressure Relief Valves (PRVs) for Compressed Gas Systems
A pressure relief valve is one of the most important safety parts on an air compressor. Its job is simple. If the pressure inside the system gets too high, the valve opens and lets air escape preventing serious incident. This helps protect the compressor, air tank, hoses, and tools from damage. It also helps keep…
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Preparing a Second-Hand Tank for O₂ Storage
We outline the essential steps for preparing a second-hand steel tank for safe oxygen storage, from proper degreasing and rust treatment to thorough drying and inspection. By carefully removing contaminants and moisture, we ensure the tank is clean, compliant, and ready for reliable O₂ service while reducing the risk of combustion and contamination.
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Fixing The Pressure of Oxygen Concentrators for Powering a Flameworking Torch
Oxygen Concentrators can be the life breath of a glass studio, or the source of frustration and a scorched torch face. Read more in our article on upgrading the pressure and flow of O2 Concentrators for optimal lampworking.
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What is The Proper Name of Oxygen and Gas Fittings for Torch Hook Up and Connections
Learn how to read CGA fitting numbers with our clear explanation of the CGA-023 B code. Understand CGA standards, thread direction, size classes, and common fitting types to ensure safe and accurate gas connections.
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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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