Mopar Muscle Association UK

I've been with BOC for 20 years and paid bottle rental every year.

Just been told about Adams Gas.

They do the gas I need (Argon with 5% CO2 mix) at £36 a bottle and rather than a contract with annual rental they charge a refundable deposit only of £55, and deliver to the door by next day courier for £10 delivery.

I sorted it out in 5 minutes over the phone with a debit card, nothing else needed. SIMPLES.

For me using a bottle about once a year, this seems to work out as a huge saving over annual rental with minimum contracts.

They deliver anywhere in the UK, and for those in Kent and Surrey / South London you can collect as well.

Well worth a look if you are a hobby welder, or even a business.
http://www.adamsgas.co.uk/index.php?opt ... &Itemid=54

I'm with Adams for my argon on the tig. Can't fault their service.

will look into that, Im the same hardly ever use welder but need on it just in case

I'm with Adams as well, their distributor is in Marlow near High Wycombe, just down the road from me and the service is excellent, highly recommended!

Matt,just make sure there's someone in to sign for it on delivery.

latil wrote:Matt,just make sure there's someone in to sign for it on delivery.

It will be here tomorrow, hopefully before I go to work at 2!

Adams:thumbright:, I think alot of car parts places are distributors for them.. :

Unfortunately there is no distributor up our way yet, so they send it by Courier.

I use these.

http://www.albeegascylinders.com/

I live five minutes walk from the Air Liquide UK main distribution centre and one of their distributors, Midland Welding Supply, is just up the road from where I work.
No rental and you don't need regulators or flow meters, they're on the cylinder.

Are these full size cylinders or small ones ?
I get my argoshield from my old Co, if you know what i mean
Mick

These are the full size , i.e 3 foot high 6 inch across.
Mine arrived at 8.30 this morning, well impressed.
I am just looking at the -4 temp outside and wondering if the garage is a good idea today.

Same as my argon,think they're 9kg.

Not too cold,I did all the Fury welding outdoors under a sheet in the snow.

I have got on with it, only -1 now.
Lots warmer when you are near a MIG torch and a 500W flood lamp.

Every little bit done today won't have to be done tomorrow,the end gets nearer