In Oxy-Fuel Cutting, a torch is used to heat metal that uses a combination of fuel gas and oxygen. The most commonly used gas is acetylene. Oxy-Fuel cutting involves heating the metal to its ignition temperature. At this point, a stream of oxygen is directed onto the metal, in turn burning it into a metal oxide which will flows out and away from the material being cut. We have capacity to handle plates measuring up to 3 m wide and 8 m long.