説明
Fire takes oxygen from the air. This machine brings its own.
A conventional torch burns fuel with atmospheric oxygen, which limits how hot and how clean the flame can be. An oxy-hydrogen generator does something different: it splits water into hydrogen and oxygen and burns the two gases together at the nozzle, producing a flame that is hotter than propane, free of carbon, and clean enough to work on materials that would be damaged by normal combustion. Nothing is stored in a tank. The gas exists only while the machine is running, which is why the process is used in jewelry workshops, laboratories, and precision manufacturing rather than foundries.
The H160 and H180 platforms deliver 75 to 95 litres per hour of mixed gas, enough for continuous work on gold, silver, platinum, stainless, and quartz, plus acrylic flame polishing where a soft, adjustable heat is the difference between a glossy finish and an ugly mark. The flame is adjustable from a fine needle for soldering a chain link to a broader polishing flame for edge finishing, and the safety architecture covers flashback arrestors and pressure regulation so an operator can work with their attention on the job instead of the machine. Electrolyte is a consumable rather than a refill contract, and no gas delivery, cylinder rental, or hazardous storage compliance is involved.
For a jeweler, the value is bench-level convenience. For a dental or lab technician, it is a clean flame with no hydrocarbon contamination. For a fabrication shop, it is acrylic polishing and small brazing without a tank exchange schedule. One machine replaces a cylinder relationship with an electrical outlet, and the running cost is water and power.
No cylinders. No delivery schedule. Just water, current, and a flame you control.
Clean Flame, No Cylinder Logistics
- ✦ On-demand gas generation — Hydrogen and oxygen produced from water while the machine runs, with nothing stored under pressure.
- ✦ 75 to 95 L/h output — Continuous duty capacity across the H160 and H180 models for sustained bench work.
- ✦ Adjustable flame profile — From a fine needle for precision soldering to a broad soft flame for flame polishing.
- ✦ Carbon-free combustion — No hydrocarbon contamination on precious metals, dental alloys, or optical work.
- ✦ Precision on precious metals — Gold, silver, platinum, and stainless brazing with tight heat control and minimal oxidation.
- ✦ Acrylic polishing capability — Soft uniform heat produces a clear flame-polished finish without the burning that a torch causes.
- ✦ Safety architecture — Flashback protection and regulated delivery for continuous operation.
Technical Specifications
- Models: H160 and H180 oxy-hydrogen generators
- Gas output: 75 L/h (H160) and 95 L/h (H180)
- Principle: Electrolytic water splitting, hydrogen and oxygen
- Flame: Adjustable from fine needle to broad polishing flame
- Materials worked: Gold, silver, platinum, stainless, quartz, acrylic
- Polishing: Acrylic flame polishing and edge finishing
- Safety: Flashback arrestor and pressure regulation
- Consumables: Water and electrolyte solution
- Storage: No pressurised gas cylinder required
- Applications: Jewelry, dental, laboratory, fabrication, polishing
Where It Belongs
Jewelry benches use it for chain soldering, ring sizing, and repairs where oxidation ruins a finish. Dental laboratories use it for alloy work that must stay contamination-free. Opticians and acrylic fabricators use it for flame polishing edges that would otherwise stay cloudy. Educational and research labs use it where a cylinder-free flame is safer to keep indoors. Metal fabrication shops use it for small brazing and heat treatment that does not justify a full cylinder setup. In each case the machine replaces a delivery schedule, a rental fee, and a storage requirement with an electrical outlet and a bottle of water.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is storing the gas a risk?
No gas is stored. Hydrogen and oxygen are generated only while the machine operates and consumed at the torch, which is the reason this process is accepted for indoor bench work.
Q: Which model do I need, H160 or H180?
Choose by duty cycle. The H160 at 75 L/h suits intermittent bench work, while the H180 at 95 L/h holds up better under continuous production use.
Q: Can it polish acrylic without burning it?
Yes. The flame is adjustable and soft enough to flow the surface of acrylic for a clear finish rather than scorching it, provided the operator keeps the torch moving.
Q: What does it cost to run?
Water and electricity, plus periodic electrolyte replacement. There is no cylinder rental, delivery charge, or hazardous storage compliance cost.
Q: Will it solder gold and silver cleanly?
That is the core application. The carbon-free flame reduces oxidation, which means less pickling and cleaner joints on precious metals.
Q: How is the flame controlled?
Output is regulated at the machine and adjusted at the torch nozzle, letting you move from a fine pinpoint flame to a wider soft flame as the job changes.
Q: Is it difficult to set up?
Fill with water and electrolyte, connect the torch, power on. There are no cylinders to change, no regulators to re-seat, and no delivery to schedule around.
Q: What maintenance does it need?
Keep the electrolyte within spec, replace it periodically, and check the torch tip for wear. The machine has few moving parts, which is why workshops keep them in service for years.
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If the item you receive does not match what this page describes, we replace it. That has been the standard since 2010, and it is the reason buyers in over forty countries keep the order history they do.
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