Map Gas

Map Gas

Map gas, also known as MAPP gas (Methyl Acetylene-Propadiene Propane), is a specialized fuel commonly used in welding, soldering, and brazing applications. Composed of a blend of gases, primarily consisting of propylene and propane, map gas is known for its high heat output and efficient combustion properties. With a higher BTU (British Thermal Unit) rating than propane, it provides a hotter flame that enables faster and more effective metalworking processes. The unique combination of gases in map gas results in a stable and consistent flame, which ensures precise control over the heat output, making it suitable for intricate tasks. The map gas offers excellent performance even in adverse conditions, such as windy environments or colder temperatures, where other fuels may struggle. It is typically supplied in small portable cylinders, making it convenient for on-site and mobile applications. Though map gas has found widespread use in the industrial sector, it is important to handle it with caution due to its flammability and ensure proper ventilation while using it.