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May 2017

One-Off Argon E size Bottle of MIG Gas – Sydney Buy Now.

Simon Bishop 2017-05-31T17:46:42+10:00 Categories: ARGON 5-2 GAS CYLINDER, MIG Gas|Tags: buy argon gas, buy your own mig bottle, Mig bottle, Sydney Argon gas|

Second Hand but New E size bottle: One-Off Special $350 (Sydney Only) We have had a customer return an Argon Mig Gas bottle in Sydney (this is a blend of 93% Argon, 5%CO2 and 2%Oxygen) with less than 10% of the gas used in the cylinder, so 90% remaining. They were his words....... The normal purchase cost for the E size bottle including gas, cylinder, gst and delivery in Sydney is $460, but this customer purchased at the special price of $440. We have checked the pressure of the cylinder and there is much less than 10% of the cylinder used, the gauge showed the cylinder at 16,000kpa. Full cylinder pressure is 16,500kpa. If you are in Sydney and interested in buying your own bottle of welding gas, and stop paying rental we will offer you this bottle at $350 and delivery can be made prior to Friday June 2, 2017. Or visit us at https://www.facebook.com/nomorerental/?ref=settings Regards 0404 677 187 www.rentfreegas.com.au

Helium Hire & Delivery to You – Sydney.

Simon Bishop 2017-05-26T16:47:02+10:00 Categories: Helium balloon gas, Helium Gas|Tags: Balloon gas, Balloons, Helium, helium bottle, helium tank hire, helium tank Sydney|

Helium balloons are definitely not just for kids anymore. Beautiful helium balloons are being used everywhere. The latest trends in helium balloons are centred around stylish creations using giant 3 foot balloons, balloons with tassels, confetti balloons and letter balloons. One of our customers recently had 3 foot balloons on strings coming out of the pool, and they looked amazing! You can now easily get your inspiration from an abundance of websites showcasing stunning helium balloon decorations such as Lenzo and Pinterest. It is then very simple to source these gorgeous balloons and accessories which many stores deliver to your door at no extra cost. There is a problem though: How do you get the helium to inflate these beautiful balloons? balloon gas cylinder Party stores are becoming harder and harder to find and those that exist are often not in a convenient location close to you. These stores generally do not deliver or pick up helium tanks. If you can convince them to help you out you will pay a hefty price for delivery. Of course there are disposable helium cylinders but they are terrible for the environment as they can not be recycled, they might just fill one 3 foot balloon, and we recieve calls from customers who need more gas, as the disposables did not fill all the balloons in the pack. So how do you take advantage of the huge choice of gorgeous helium balloons out there but get your helium too? That is where Rent Free Gas can help you out! We understand that you might not want to buy a helium cylinder of your own so we now offer the hiring of our helium cylinders. We are very happy to bring helium to your door for all of your short term needs. We know how precious your time is. Let us make it very easy for you. Simply choose the cylinder size you need, pick a drop off [...]

Stop ignoring your bottle rental costs

Simon Bishop 2017-05-11T20:30:08+10:00 Categories: Rent free welding gas bottles|Tags: welding gas bottle purchase, welding gas no rental|

No More Welding Gas Bottle Rental Fees. Time and time again we talk to gas users who are fed up with the ridiculous rental fees they are paying on their gas cylinders. So many people feel locked in because they are unaware they can buy their own bottles and have them filled and swapped over easily without ever having to pay rent again. There are concerns about the initial cost, and whether it is cheaper to rent in the long run or if a customer will always be able to get their own cylinder refilled, or will they be stuck with it after a few years and then have to return to the rental system. If you work the numbers it is clear that paying rent only benefits one party and that certainly is not the end customer. Large gas companies have high costs which must be passed onto their customers in order for them to achieve their profits. Rental charges on bottles are a great profit generator for the gas companies. There is no advantage for you in the short or long term. They use scaremongering tactics to convince you it is in your best interests to continue paying rent. All gas companies should conduct tests on the cylinders and they include, visual, Hydro and ultrasonic testing. So regardless of who the gas company is they must provide a safe cylinder for the customer. Smaller gas companies like Rent Free Gas are in a unique position with lower overheads, more efficient customer service and simple delivery methods which mean we can offer you a whole new way of buying and using gas. We don’t need to charge you rent, we don’t want to charge you rent. We want to provide you with a competitive gas supply option that is fair. One of the main queries we receive is whether we will always be here to refill your bottle. Rentfreegas has been going for nearly [...]

Nitrogen Gas Prices, Disposable v High Pressure

Simon Bishop 2017-05-03T16:25:03+10:00 Categories: Disposable Nitrogen Bottles|Tags: Buy Nitrogen, disposable nitrogen costs, nitrogen costs, Nitrogen price|

Nitrogen Gas Prices, May 2017 We have talked before about comparisons between disposable Nitrogen and high-pressure industrial nitrogen cylinders and in that post we indicated the various set-up costs along with the annual costs of nitrogen based on the volume of nitrogen used. In this post we are providing pricing information on the disposable nitrogen bottles and comparing them with high-pressure nitrogen bottles that are supplied by companies like Rentfreegas. Disposable Nitrogen Bottles All Nitrogen cylinders must state their volume and pressure on the cylinder, as this is a requirement within Australia. The pressure of the disposable nitrogen bottles (shown below) is 10,000kPa with a nitrogen gas volume of 0.22m3, and tare is 1720g. The cost is somewhere between $83-$96 per bottle depending on the supplier. Nitrogen Disposable Bottle Volume 0.2m3 (2.2L) High-Pressure Nitrogen Bottles Nitrogen supplied in industrial high-pressure cylinders have a greater volume than the disposable bottles due to the pressure being greater within the cylinder. The fill pressure on the C size bottle is 200bar (or 20,000kPa) which is twice as great as the disposable bottle fill pressure, and the cylinder contains 600 litres of nitrogen. The C size bottle is a standard Australian approved cylinder and for nitrogen comes with a Type 50 valve outlet so your existing regulator will fit. The refill cost is $70 including postage to you. To do a fair comparison you need to also include the cost of return postage for the sending the empty back to us (approx. $20) and therefore the cost is $90. So, for a similar price of around $90 you can have 3 x times as much gas. There is a first cost to purchase the cylinder, with gas and delivery to you, and that is $220. The weight of the cylinder full of gas is around 6kg and it stands 55cm tall (as shown below). C Size (600L) If you are planning on using nitrogen over the next few years then the investment in your own cylinder [...]

April 2017

HVAC Nitrogen Regulators

Simon Bishop 2017-04-19T11:04:50+10:00 Categories: nitrogen gas bottle, Nitrogen Regulator|Tags: high flow regulator, HVAC regulators, nitrogen regulator prices., nitrogen regulators|

Nitrogen Regulators for Refrigeration & HVAC Industry High Pressure & High Flow Regulator The single stage high flow Nitrogen regulator (below) with Side Entry and Type 50 valve outlet we supply is supported locally and designed for high-pressure testing in the Refrigeration, Heating and air conditioning market. The maximum flow rate is 150m3 per hour, the maximum inlet pressure is 30,000kPa and the maximum outlet pressure is 6000kPa. The pressure gauges comply with Australian Standards (AS 4706). The regulator comes with a safety relief valve and gauge protectors around the outsides of the pressure gauges. Discounted to $350 delivered (excludes WA) Standard Nitrogen Regulator (below) The second regulator option is 0-1000kPa single stage, side-entry regulator with dual valves and Type 50 outlet connection. The first gauge, nearest the cylinder connection, allows monitoring of the cylinder contents and the second gauge (to the right of the first gauge) on the low-pressure side, allows you to reduce the pressure to the desired working pressure for your process. Discounted to $99.00 (free delivery) Nitrogen Gas Bottles We can also supply nitrogen in high-pressure bottles (200bar) that stand 55cm tall, weigh 6kg and contain 500 litres of compressed Nitrogen to most places in Australia. The cylinders connect directly to the regulators above. Please remember that disposable nitrogen cylinders have a different connection and therefore require a different regulator. Thank you

HVAC Nitrogen Gas bottle – Australian Cost Comparison

Simon Bishop 2017-04-20T11:23:12+10:00 Categories: nitrogen gas bottle|Tags: Buy Nitrogen, HVAC nitrogen, Nitrogen|

Dry Nitrogen Tank with No rent HVAC businesses in Australia can now access Nitrogen in many forms. They can purchase industrial high-pressure cylinders from the big gas companies like BOC, they can purchase disposable nitrogen bottles from Bunnings and they can also purchase rent free Nitrogen tanks from various suppliers.Even customers in remote Australian regions have access to C size high-pressure Nitrogen bottle that comes to your door via TNT or Australia Post. The key in deciding what cylinder size, supplier or model to use (that is, whether to rent or buy a bottle) is to understand how much gas you use and then look at the volume of the each cylinder, whether disposable or high-pressure. Option 1 - If for example you only use small amounts of nitrogen (say 2m3 p.a.) then the investment in a disposable nitrogen regulator (approx. $70) and disposable cylinders (approx. $400) could be the most cost means of buying nitrogen. Please remember that these regulators for disposable cylinders, do not work with Industrial high-pressure cylinders, which have a Type 50 valve outlet. Outlets like Bunnings sell disposable nitrogen cylinders. Option 2 - If however, you use a medium (for example 2m3-10m3) amount of Nitrogen then a rent free Nitrogen bottle could be the most cost effective means of buying Nitrogen, (expected cost $550). Regulators cost between $100 for 0-1000kPa or $350 for the high pressure & high flow regulator. Option 3 - If you are a large user of Nitrogen and have service vehicles on the road, then the most cost effective way to purchase Nitrogen might be through someone like BOC where the cost of gas is cheaper, and the rental costs balance out with buying your own bottle. If you have any questions feel free to send us a message at simon@rentfreegas.com.au or call us on 0404 677 187.

March 2017

Carbon Dioxide Regulators, Beer Gas

Simon Bishop 2017-05-11T20:33:17+10:00 Categories: Regulator|Tags: beer gas regulator, Carbon dioxide regulator, Cheap regulators, CO2 reg, Regulator|

Carbon Dioxide (Beer gas) Regulators We have been able to negotiate some competitive pricing on our Carbon Dioxide or beer gas (CO2) regulators and we want to pass these savings directly back to our customers. So for a limited time, we are offering the Beer gas regulators at the following price. The regulators have standard Australian connections, which is Type 30 for Carbon Dioxide, so they will fit your existing Australian cylinders. If you are interested in buying a cylinder and not renting, then give us a call on 0404 677 187, as we have a few options for you. The regulators are single stage with side-entry, and are for use with Australian Approved CO2 bottles. Carbon dioxide regulator - $59.00 (includes free delivery). The Inlet pressure is 20,000kPa and outlet pressure is 400kPa. If you would like to buy multiples of each then please give me a call and we can work on a discount for you. Best regards Simon. 0404 677 187 simon@rentfreegas.com.au

Nitrogen Regulators – Special Price

Simon Bishop 2017-04-21T09:09:20+10:00 Categories: Nitrogen Regulator|Tags: cheap nitrogen regulator, Nitrogen regulator, type 50 outlet regulator|

Nitrogen Regulators - Reduced Price We have been able to negotiate some competitive pricing on our Nitrogen regulators and we would like to pass these savings directly back to our customers. So for a limited time, we are offering the Nitrogen regulators at the following discounted price. The regulators have standard Australian cylinder connection for Nitrogen, which is a Type 50 outlet, which means that the regulators will fit directly on to your existing cylinder. If you don't have a cylinder, email or call us as we have 2 possible options to help you obtain a bottle of Nitrogen. The regulators are single stage with side-entry, and are for use with Australian approved Nitrogen cylinders. Nitrogen regulator - $94.00 (includes free delivery). Single stage brass regulator with dual valves, and maximum inlet pressure of 20,000 kPa If you would like to buy multiples of each then please give me a call and we can work on a discount for you. Kind regards, Simon - 0404 677 187 simon@rentfreegas.com.au

What is MIG Gas?

Simon Bishop 2017-03-13T13:31:20+11:00 Categories: MIG, MIG Gas|Tags: best gas for MIG, buy your own mig bottle, metal inert gas welding, MIG, MIG Gas|

What is MIG and what does it mean? MIG stands for Metal Inert Gas. This is a commonly used term in the Welding industry in Australia. MIG Gas refers to a gas that is inert (inert means 'still') and when we use that word ('inert') with gas it implies that the gas is inactive or non-reactive. So that gas, such as Argon, can be used in the process and not react with the other elements. The MIG Gas is used as a shielding gas to prevent Oxygen and moisture from getting into the weld. MIG Gas Mixtures The most common MIG gas supplied in Australia is a blend of Argon, Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen and this mixtures of the gases vary. There is normally a high concentration of Argon 92-95% with the remaining gas mixture mostly carbon dioxide (3-5%), with a low percentage of Oxygen (1-3%). The MIG gas mixture we supply is 93% Argon, 5% Carbon dioxide and 2% Oxygen. MIG gas advantages Welding with MIG gas is great, because: Welding a large number of metals and thicknesses is easy The welt bead is good Weld splatter is minimised Welding with MIG gas is easy to learn and master. MIG gas disadvantages Welding with MIG gas can be limited for very thick metal MIG gas welding is less portable than arc welding The weld is slightly less controlled than TIG welding. If you have not welded previously or are getting back into the game, remember it is best to seek advice and guidance first. The key areas of interest, are what type of metal are you welding? how thick is it? what is the best Gas for this process? have I got the right equipment? and then always do a test run. Doing some research on the how to hold the welding torch, and the angle, as well as watching some Youtube videos might also be a good idea. Happy welding.

How Do I buy Nitrogen Gas?

Simon Bishop 2017-03-12T10:39:55+11:00 Categories: nitrogen gas bottle, nitrogen sales|Tags: buy not rent Nitrogen, Nitrogen gas regulator, Nitrogen Prices, Nitrogen refill|

Buying Nitrogen Gas & Own your Cylinder - Sydney There are many suppliers of Nitrogen gas in Australia. The large gas companies, such as BOC (Linde), Coregas, Supagas & Air Liquide all supply cylinders of Nitrogen. But now you can also buy nitrogen bottles as well as gas. Rentfreegas and Speedgas will sell you a nitrogen bottle, with gas and deliver it to you, within 24-48 hours if you are in Sydney. When that cylinder is empty we come out to collect it, and swap it over, for a full bottle. This swap system works well for cafes, tyre shops, and most nitrogen users in Sydney. Purchasing a cylinder allows you to reduce the cost of paying cylinder rental, never pay rent any more! This "rent free" model helps customers save money on cylinder rental (also referred to as, container service charges). Nitrogen is an inert gas that has many applications across the air conditioning industry, food industry, beverage industry (that is, beer, wine & soft drink) and many industrial applications, including tyres, tools, paint-ball, purging and so on. This shows the versatility of Nitrogen. Our Nitrogen is food grade (99%) and our Sydney prices are below. Nitrogen Sydney Delivered Prices New Full Bottle Refill Bottle C 0.5m3 $220 $70 D 1.6m3 $320 $90 E 4m3 $390 $110 G 8m3 $440 $130 Our Nitrogen bottle prices include the cylinder, gas, GST & delivery in Sydney. New regulators, We have new regulators available that are single stage, side entry, with dual gauges (high and low pressure) and have a non-return valve with a standard Nitrogen fitting (this is a Type 50 outlet), the inlet pressure is 20,000kPa and outlet pressure is 1000kPa. In Sydney we can do these regulators for $60+GST delivered to you. For interstate customer's the price is $70+GST delivered. Call us now if you have any questions - 0404 677 187.

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