Fuel cost saving

Economy

thickness of the steel (mm)	cutting speed (mm/min.)	gasoline consumption (gallon/hour)	cutting oxygen flow ( cubic ft./hour)
3~15	750~450	0.09~0.12	55~90
20~40	500~350	0.13~0.16	125~160
50~100	320~250	0.17~0.24	180~320
100~200	250~130	0.25~0.40	320~530

Saving $1000 on Tip Cost
- An acetylene tip can easily be clogged by molten steel. An operator can consume over 1000 dollars in a year on cutting tips.
- oPetrol tips are very durable. Gasoline flame oxidizes the steel to 100% and leaves no molten steel. The tip is not clogged as a result. Besides, the atomizing of gasoline cools the tip down.
Saving 15%-75% on Labor Cost
- The thicker the steel is, oPetrol cuts faster than acetylene. It can be 100% faster than an acetylene torch when the steel is thick. On top of it, there is no molten steel left to be clean after the cutting. labor saving is obvious.