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High purity argon gas
Packaging: 40L steel cylinder
Diameter: 219mm、232mm
Work pressure: 15MPa、20MPa
Hydrostatic test pressure: 22.5MPa、25MPa、30MPa
Main material: 37Mn30CrMo4
Design wall thickness: 5.7mm
Bottle mouth thread: PZ27.8(GB8335)
Appearance: Colorless and odorless inert gas.
Molar mass: 39.948 g/mol
Melting point: -189.2
Density: 1.40(-186℃)
Boiling point: -185.7
GHS Hazard Classification: High pressure Liquefaction of gases gas
Hazard statement: Equipped with high-pressure gas inside; May explode when exposed to heat.
Product Details
Specification | Purity | Impurity content (PPM) | Packaging | Valve | Executive standards | Purpose |
Pure argon | ≥99.99% | H2≤5,O2≤10,N2≤50,total carbon ≤ 10,H2O≤15 | Bottled, containerized, long tube trailer | PX-32A | GB/T 4842-2006 | Argon can be used as a shielding gas for stainless steel welding, aluminum alloy welding, and copper alloy welding; High purity argon is widely used as a filling gas for ICP spectrometers, energy-saving lamps, incandescent lamps, and fluorescent lamps; High purity argon is also used in ArF Excimer laser gas and electronic industry manufacturing. |
High purity argon gas | ≥99.999% | H2≤1,O2≤2,N2≤5,total carbon ≤ 2,H2O≤4 | Bottled and containerized | CGA-580 | GB/T 16945-2009 | |
Ultrapure argon | ≥99.9999% | O2≤0.5,N2≤0.5,total carbon ≤ 0.2,H2O≤0.5 |
Technical standard | ||||||||
Name | Executive standards | Purity (V/V)≥ | Argon content (ppm)≥ | Hydrogen content (ppm)≤ | Oxygen (argon) content ≤ | Nitrogen content (ppm) ≤ | CO+CO2+CH4(ppm)≤ | Moisture content (ppm) ≤ |
Regular argon | GB/T4843-95 | 99.9 | - | - | - | - | - | - |
Pure argon | GB/T4843-95 | 99.99 | - | 5 | 10 | 70 | 10 | 20 |
High purity argon gas | GB/T4843-95 | 99.999 | - | 1 | 2 | 5 | 2 | 4 |
Product Usage: Argon is a widely used Noble gas in industry. Its properties are very inactive, neither able to burn nor support combustion. In the sectors of aircraft manufacturing, shipbuilding, atomic energy industry, and mechanical industry, argon is often used as the welding protective gas for special metals such as aluminum, magnesium, copper and their alloys, and stainless steel, to prevent the welded parts from being oxidized or nitrided by air.
In the field of metal smelting, oxygen and argon blowing is an important measure for producing high-quality steel, with an argon consumption of 1-3m³ per 1T of steel produced。 In addition, argon is also needed as a protective gas for the smelting of special metals such as titanium, zirconium, and germanium, as well as in the electronic industry.