Cutting fuel works in high elevations

by Jonathan McGaha | 1 May 2016 12:00 am

MagneGas Corp.’s MagneGas 2 cutting fuel can burn at 10,000 degrees and be used at approximately 15 psi. It can be used at high elevations without pressure loss in the line while not at maximum pressure. The cylinder does not have to be upright and can be used on its side. MagneGas 2 is not a pollutant. Its concentrated flame does not produce warping.

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