Description/ Specification of Gas Cutter

A gas cutter, also known as an oxy-fuel cutting torch, is a versatile tool widely used in metalworking and welding processes. It operates by combining a flammable gas, typically acetylene, with oxygen in a controlled manner to create an intensely hot flame. This high-temperature flame is then directed onto the metal surface to be cut or shaped. The intense heat generated by the gas cutter melts the metal at the point of contact, and a stream of high-pressure oxygen blows away the molten metal, resulting in a precise and clean cut. Gas cutters are essential in industries such as construction, shipbuilding, automotive, and metal fabrication, allowing for efficient and accurate metal cutting, shaping, and gouging operations. They come in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different applications, making them a fundamental tool in the metalworking and welding toolbox.