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white90
BOC are way to pricey these days so looking for an alternative
http://www.adamsgas.co.uk/stat_ind_product...CFQU11Aod9guRWw
Jon White
Tony,

Not tried them personally, but I seem to recall seeing prices quoted somewhere that showed that once you'd taken carriage into account they actually worked out more expensive than BOC.
Bear in mind also these are smaller bottles filled to lower pressure than the BOC ones.
Jon
Orgasmic Farmer
How can it work out at more than £200 a year for the priveledge of keeping the cylinder in the shed whether you use it or not! Seems like a great idea for those of us who do occaisional intensive jobs on our trucks (where disposables are just not an option) followed by months or years of almost nothing at all other than small jobs here and there. Worth paying a bit more for IMHO in order to save on the standing charge

Would be very interested if someone has some prices

Mark
Mo Murphy
How big is a 9.4 L bottle, anyone know ?

Mo
bishbosh
BOC Argoshield Size Y About £60 +vat annual rental. Gas about £33 + vat.

Prices obtained yesterday when I replaced my old bottle.
white90
rip off over £100 a year minimum
By volume you get lots more but the rental is OTT I think
http://www.bocindustrial.co.uk/bocindustri...inder_sizes.asp
Mo Murphy
QUOTE (white90 @ Jun 22 2008, 01:23 PM) *


Thanks for that Tony.

Mo
LandyManLuke
Air products are much cheaper than BOC, as are Air Liquide and Energas, if you live in the right area.

9.4L at what pressure?
dirtydiesel
QUOTE (LandyManLuke @ Jun 23 2008, 11:36 PM) *
Air products are much cheaper than BOC, as are Air Liquide and Energas, if you live in the right area.

9.4L at what pressure?


Air products rental costs are stupidly high.

I use energas now £38 a refill but no rental as i found rolleyes.gif a couple of bottles and swap them at a local engineers.
smo
I shall be looking for an rent-free alternative to my BOC bottle as soon as the d-lander is finished, i simply cannot justify the paying rental for occasional use.
LandyManLuke
QUOTE (dirtydiesel @ Jul 1 2008, 11:17 PM) *
Air products rental costs are stupidly high.

I use energas now £38 a refill but no rental as i found rolleyes.gif a couple of bottles and swap them at a local engineers.



I'm with Energas currently, in Sheffield. I'm moving to near Stoke soon, and have been quoted;

Coogar 5 X10s (2.16m3) £17.41
Rental @23p per day Collection £12.62.

Coogar 5 X30s (6.49m3) £26.57
Rental @23p per day Collection £12.62.

Coogar 5 X47s (10.22 m3) £14.00
Rental @23p per day Collection £12.62.

That sort of discount on a big bottle makes it worth buying a few extra metres of hose smile.gif

I could still do with 'finding' a spare bottle though biggrin.gif

LandyManLuke
QUOTE (smo @ Jul 2 2008, 06:38 PM) *
I shall be looking for an rent-free alternative to my BOC bottle as soon as the d-lander is finished, i simply cannot justify the paying rental for occasional use.


is the following any use?

QUOTE
We are independent & supply mainly 10L (X size) Argon mix & pure Argon through stockists in Swindon, Andover, Portsmouth, Herefordshire & Manchester.

We are also working towards having agents in Basingstoke, Redditch & Ebbw Vale at present.

We supply our own customers in Gloucestershire with 10L & 20L Argon mix, Pure Argon, OFN, Helium (& Oxy/acetylene in 10L)

The upfront cylinder usage for a Three year contract 10L is £39.99+Vat which equates to £1.11 PER MONTH.

With the inert gases: To encourage safe use and return there is a £25.00 refundable deposit (or £65.00 for Oxy & Acet)
Refills list from £22.50 (Argon mix) but may be negotiable for forum folk & regulars. There is enough info to start our own site so I will stop there and invite PM from those who may be interested.
Vanny
I picked up this today;



£25 delivered from a guy getting rid of all his welding gear (and there sounds like there is a lot). I can have it exchanged for free without any problems either. I'm also taking delivery of a small portable bottle this weekend in lieu of payment for some work i've been doing, ts an old CO pub gas bottle thats had the filler changed and refilled with COOGAR.


Need to get a longer pipe from the welder to the bottle now though.
noggy
weve got 2 unused oxygen bottles round the back ph34r.gif

we are with BOC and and have 2 of the large sized oxygen and propane bottles and a half size argoshield bottle.

im very interested to see i can actually get it cheaper...
Hybrid_From_Hell
<cough>

Ebay have argosheild bottles appear for sale alegedly laugh.gif

Then either (hypothetically) find someone with the same size bottles, or have an account but amazingly always return the old ones 100% empty

Or Both smile.gif

So I am told

ph34r.gif




BOC Pressures of full contents hugely exceed what you are considering sad.gif so you'll get a huge amount less contents sad.gif

Nige
DiscoStu
If you're decanting from cylinder to cylinder you will only ever get half the pressure of the original unless you use a booster pump, which are quite pricey. I'm a diver and we have been wrestling with this this one for years when getting O2 or He from BOC etc. If you can get hold of a few cylinders you can cascade fills into your bank (linked cylinders) and get as much as possible from them. I have 3 J cyls that I use for O2, a mate found them at work, very handy.

Stu.
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