[TheForge] Re: Kaowool

[Jerry Frost]

I'm familiar with the Petrogen, heard of it anyway. Not the oPetrol though.

Despite the recent discussion, I don't consider brazing welding and I can 
braze with charcoal and a blow pipe.

I thought my All States oxy prop rig was kind of spendy but it's way cheaper 
than one of these.

Think I'll hold onto my money for a bit.

Maybe for a forge burner though? <grin>

Frosty
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From: "Mike Porter" <michael.a.porter at comcast.net>


> Cutting Only:
> PETROGEN, INC. P.O. Box 1778 San Leandro, CA 94577 Tel: 1-510-569-7877
> Toll Free: 1-877-88-888-6724 Fax: 1-510-569-8070 Home page:
> http://www.petrogen.com/petrogen_doe.html  E-mail: torch at petrogen.com
>
> Cutting & Welding:
> oPetrol Tel: 86-10-51290845  Email:
> http://www.opetrol.com/contactopetrol.html or email: info at opetrol.com  or
> email: oPetrol at hotmail.com. SKYPE account is oPetrol. Several models of
> oxy-gasoline and oxy-kerosene cutting torches, along with an oxy-gasoline
> welding torch are available. The mechanism of their torch is different 
> from
> Petrogen's, which makes their welding flame easier to control. Their 
> present
> version of welding torch can perform braze welding.
>
> In the USA, StarPetrol, 635 Woodford Dr., Debary, Fl 32713 Tel:
> 1-813-915-0079 Home page: http://www.gtorch.citymax.com  Email:
> starpetrolmarketing at yahoo.com Their products have CSA certification, and a
> UL listing has been applied for.
> Mikey
>