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Looking for a local acetylene supplier? We can help.

Just select the option below that matches your situation so that we can help you get the acetylene you need as quickly as possible. (Note that Option 2 requires an Airgas.com login, and we're here to help you register if you don't have one.)

3 ways to get started with Airgas

Option 1

Find a branch near you

Use this if you want to find an Airgas location in your area to call or visit:

  • Get one-stop shopping for your industrial gas supply needs as well as welding equipment and safety/PPE
  • Learn what services they provide

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Option 2

Order gases online & see prices

Use this self-serve option if you know what you need and want to order gases online. (You must have an Airgas.com login, and we're here to help you register if you don't have one.)

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Option 3

Get your questions answered

Use this when you have questions about industrial gases for your application.

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Find the right supply mode for your acetylene needs

We offer acetylene in high-pressure gas and liquid cylinders — available in a variety of sizes — to meet any small to medium volume needs.

Need help determining the right right quantity for your application? Complete the form and tap into our expertise for any standard or custom application, including innovative gas equipment and technologies designed to help you safely deliver your gas to the point of use, wherever you are.

Industry-specific Applications

Welder standing inside of a large corrugated metal pipe performing a weld on the interior of the pipe underneath.

Manufacturing & Metal Fabrication

Acetylene offers the hottest flame temperature of commercially available fuel gases — making it the ideal gas for oxy-fuel welding, cutting and brazing applications.

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Research

Air/acetylene and nitrous oxide/acetylene are used as a fuel source in Flame Atomic Absorption (FLAA).

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Retail Automotive

Acetylene is a crucial component in low-pressure carburizing, which creates strong, wear-resistant surface layers on steel parts.

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