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Oxy-acetylene welding and cutting is a common practice for welding metals. Here are some Frequently Asked Questions about renting oxy acetylene systems near your location:
What size tanks do you rent?
We rent standard sized oxy-acetylene tanks - 80 cubic feet for oxygen and 35 cubic feet for acetylene. These sizes are sufficient for most home and garage projects.
How long can I keep the rental tanks?
Our rental period is 5 business days. You can exchange empty tanks for full ones within this time frame at no additional cost.
Is delivery available?
Yes, we provide free delivery for oxy-acetylene tank rentals within a 50 mile radius of our store. Just place your order online or call us for details.
What safety gear is required?
You must wear approved welding gloves, helmet with appropriate lens and leather work boots at minimum. We recommend overalls or a welding jacket for additional protection as well.
What is your rental cost?
The rental cost for our standard oxy-acetylene setup is $50 for 5 days, which includes tanks, regulators and hoses. Additional safety gear may be rented at extra cost if needed.
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