Argon Gas

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Argon Gas Specification

Vapor Density
1.38 (Air=1)

Purity
99.9% to 99.999% (Ultra high purity)

Pressure
High pressure, up to 200 Bar

Boiling point
-185.8C

CAS No
7440-37-1

Industries
Steel, Metal Fabrication, Welding, Electronics, Lighting, Food Processing, Medical

Air Gases
Yes

Noble Gases
Yes

Elemental Gases
Yes

Melting Point
-189.3C

Freezing Point
-189.3C

Filling Pressure
150-200 Bar (2175-2900 psi)

Density
1.784 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Volume
Standard cylinders available in 7 m, 10 m, 47 L, others upon request

Application
Shielding gas for welding, inert atmosphere for metallurgy, filling electric bulbs, medical applications, food packaging

Weight
Varies by cylinder size (commonly 7 kg to 50 kg net)

Appearance
Colorless gas

UN Number
UN 1006

Cylinder Material
Seamless steel

Toxicity
Non-toxic, asphyxiant in high concentrations

Shelf Life
Indefinite under proper storage conditions

Color Code (Cylinder)
Grey (IS: 4379)

Storage Condition
Store in cool, ventilated area away from direct sunlight

Grade Available
Industrial, Research, Ultra-high purity

Solubility in Water
Slightly soluble

Odor
Odorless

Reactivity
Inert under most conditions

Molecular Formula
Ar

Flammability
Non-flammable

Argon Gas Trade Information

Supply Ability
1 Per Day

Delivery Time
2 Days

About Argon Gas

We have brought the acetylene gas for the customers. The gas is among the hottest fuel gases. It produces high flame in combination with oxygen gas. The heat produced by the gas is used in the flame heating and hardening applications. It is the rarest fuel gases, which can be safely used in the welding purposes. The acetylene gas is used for cleaning and thermal spraying of materials. The gas is significantly stored in non-leaking cylinders.

Reliable Shielding and Protective Atmospheres

Argon's inertness and high purity make it a trusted choice for shielding gas in welding, metallurgy, and electronics manufacturing. By excluding deleterious atmospheric gases, argon ensures cleaner welds, controlled reactions in metal processing, and improved product longevity.

Versatile Range and High Purity Options

With grades from industrial to ultra-high purity and cylinder sizes catering to varying demands, argon meets the specifications of research labs, food packaging companies, medical institutions, and large-scale industrial needs. High pressure containment ensures optimal delivery and application efficiency.

FAQ's of Argon Gas:

Q: How is argon gas commonly used in industry?

A: Argon is primarily employed as a shielding gas in welding and metal fabrication to protect molten metal from atmospheric contaminants. It also provides inert atmospheres for electronic and lighting manufacturing, helps fill bulbs, and preserves freshness in food packaging.

Q: What are the safety considerations for handling argon gas cylinders?

A: Even though argon is non-toxic and non-flammable, it can act as an asphyxiant in high concentrations. Always store cylinders in cool, ventilated spaces away from direct sunlight. Appropriate measures should be taken to avoid leaks, as high levels can displace oxygen.

Q: When should ultra-high purity argon be chosen over industrial grade?

A: Ultra-high purity argon (99.999%) is selected for sensitive processes such as semiconductor manufacturing and high-precision analytical research where absolute inertness and minimal contamination are mandatory. Industrial grade suffices for general welding and metallurgical applications.

Q: Where can argon gas be sourced in India?

A: Argon gas cylinders are supplied by specialized gas suppliers and traders across India. Choose established vendors offering required cylinder sizes and purity grades to match your industrial or research needs.

Q: What is the process for filling argon gas cylinders?

A: Cylinders are filled at high pressures, typically between 150 and 200 Bar, in certified filling plants. Each cylinder undergoes rigorous testing for leak proof integrity and compliance with safety standards before being dispatched for use.

Q: What are the main benefits of using argon gas in welding and fabrication?

A: Argon provides excellent shielding against air contamination, resulting in cleaner welds, improved metal fusion, and reduced oxidation. These advantages boost productivity and the quality of finished products in steel fabrication and metalworking.

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