Okay Energy Equipment, the leading manufacturer of oxy-hydrogen generator since 2006, is proud to highlight the transformative application of our oxy-hydrogen generators in the metal cutting industry. This article delves into how this advanced technology is setting new standards for efficiency, safety, and environmental responsibility in carbon steel cutting.

Okay Energy’s technology specializes in the electrolysis of water, which produces a 2:1 mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gas, it’s also called Brown’s gas or HHO gas, that is ignited to produce a clean-burning flame. The flame reaches temperatures of up to 3000°C. It is ideal for working with copper, aluminum, and other conductive metals used in transformer coils and busbar connections.

Using an oxyhydrogen flame for copper brazing can be effective due to the high temperature and clean burning properties of this type of flame. The oxyhydrogen flame is produced by burning hydrogen gas and oxygen gas together. When adjusted properly, it can reach temperatures 3000°C , hot enough to melt copper and copper-based brazing materials.

Quartz glass tube sealing machine,also know as oxyhydrogen flame melting and sealing machine,is through the water electrolysis technology. There are two sealing methods available both pull sealing and plug sealing.The pull sealing is necking a silica glass tube and the plug sealing is fusing the glass rod with the inner glass tube.

Okay Energy Ampoule Sealing Equipment: Using water and electricity as fuels, water is decomposed into oxygen and hydrogen through electrolysis. Hydrogen can be burned, and oxygen supports combustion. These two gases ignite to form a oxy hydrogen  flame, which quickly seals ampoules. Okay Energy offers four optional solutions: single head ampoule sealing machine, double head ampoule sealing machine, rotating double head ampoule sealing system, and 18 holes ampoule filling and sealing machine.

Oxyhydrogen welding machines, also known as HHO welders, utilize a mixture of hydrogen (H₂) and oxygen (O₂) gases to produce a high-temperature flame for cutting, welding, and brazing. This eco-friendly technology generates heat through the electrolysis of water, making it a sustainable alternative to traditional acetylene or propane-based systems. With zero harmful emissions and lower operational costs, oxyhydrogen welding is gaining traction across industries prioritizing efficiency and environmental responsibility.