Industrial Grade Pure Gases and Mixtures
Industrial and Welding Gases Expertise and Capabilities
There’s no one gas or gas blend that’s right for every welding project.
Middlesex Gases manufactures, analyzes, and distributes a variety of industrial and shielding gas solutions for customers throughout New England. From industrial-grade and ultra-high-purity gases to two- or three-component mixtures with custom gas blends, our team will help you evaluate what product will yield the best results.
Offering Shielding Gases for All Welding Processes
How Middlesex Gases Helps Power Your Success
- Everything’s in-house. Since the process starts and ends at Middlesex, including the custom gas mixing, it means we can keep a close eye on the quality throughout.
- Endless gas and gas blend options. From pure argon and carbon dioxide to common blends, like argon CO2, argon helium, and argon oxygen, and proprietary mixtures, Middlesex has every gas solution you could require for virtually any welding project.
- Skilled laboratory technicians. Our team is driven to help our customers stay competitive, which is why we invest time and effort in cutting-edge product development and finding cost-efficient and high-performing alternatives to traditional shielding gas mixtures.
- State-of-the-art gas analyzers. We seamlessly provide our customers with a certificate of analysis for their shielding gases if required.
Some traditional shielding gas mixtures have been around for decades. Constant research and development have proven there are advantages to altering the gas blends or even utilizing alternative gases. Take advantage of the Middlesex team’s vast technical knowledge to help you evaluate the effectiveness of your current gases and gas blends.
Just by altering blend percentages, we may be able to tailor a gas solution that helps you achieve faster travel speeds, higher deposition rates, better bead appearance, and more. Contact us to set up an appointment with one of our gas professionals who will help you navigate the chemistry of your joint design and come up with an option that’s better suited for your work.