Has anyone ever brazed with water before??

[Rob White]

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See

https://www.castolin.com/sites/default/files/product/downloads//Castolin_dyomix_OHM_2-4_brazing_equipment_no_gas.pdf

https://www.castolin.com/sites/default/files/product/downloads//Castolin_dyomix_OHM_2-4_brazing_equipment_no_gas.pdf


Just wondering if anyone has ever used it and what any experiences were?

Rob

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[martinw58]

they where using them at the refrigeration show at the o2

[hyperion]

Looks a good bit of kit. Hope they make it with a longer hose and a 110volt version.

[Rob White]

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I think if it works and if the price is right more will be out there and then the modifications
like 110v / 230v or even battery like your drill :D 2.5 kW though would need fair sized batteries.

Ive emailed them for details and prices with the intention of using one for training, as an alternative
to the Oxy / Accet - Maxigas jobbies we have, it might be a viable alternative.

Rob

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[chemi-cool]

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I think if it works and if the price is right more will be out there and then the modifications
like 110v / 230v or even battery like your drill :D 2.5 kW though would need fair sized batteries.

Ive emailed them for details and prices with the intention of using one for training, as an alternative
to the Oxy / Accet - Maxigas jobbies we have, it might be a viable alternative.

Rob

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Its the same principal used in fuel systems. Had one in my old Berlingo, water is separate into oxygen and hydrogen, flowing into the car intake system, a much better mileage per gallon, more power and cleaner exhaust gas.

Castoline unit is doing the same. Problem is low brazing temp compare to propane\oxygen kits.

I am sure it "not" very cheap either.

[Rob White]

Its the same principal used in fuel systems. Had one in my old Berlingo, water is separate into oxygen and hydrogen, flowing into the car intake system, a much better mileage per gallon, more power and cleaner exhaust gas.

Castoline unit is doing the same. Problem is low brazing temp compare to propane\oxygen kits.

I am sure it "not" very cheap either.

£4000.....................

It was a nice thought. :)

Rob

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[hyperion]

That has just priced itself out of being useful!!