Helium (He), which has a highly strategic application range from industrial production to advanced technology laboratories, and from metallurgy to the entertainment sector, is a noble gas known for its lightness and absolute inertness. It is the second lightest element in the universe, and its non-flammable nature makes it indispensable for high-safety processes.
Product Description
Helium (He), which has a highly strategic application range from industrial production to advanced technology laboratories, and from metallurgy to the entertainment sector, is a noble gas known for its lightness and absolute inertness. It is the second lightest element in the universe, and its non-flammable nature makes it indispensable for high-safety processes. As Tinsa Gaz, we supply high-purity industrial and technological helium gas under the highest logistical safety standards.
Key Features
✓Completely non-flammable and light noble gas structure
✓Liquid helium cooling power (-269°C) for superconducting MRI devices
✓Precise leak testing capability with extremely small atomic diameter
Usage Areas
Balloon Gas & Entertainment Industry (Safe, non-flammable balloons)
Optimized solutions for precise laboratory analysis, leak test units, and balloon filling stations. Helium gas is stored in gas phase within cylinders and sold based on pressure. Single helium cylinders are shipped with high purity assurance at 150 to 230 bar working pressure.
2. Manifold Cylinder Packs & Pallet Systems (Bundle)
Pallet solutions providing continuous gas flow for laser cutting centers, heavy industry welding plants, and shipyards. To maintain process quality, Tinsa Gaz standardizes helium bundle systems at a single pressure of 230 bar.
In MIG, TIG, and Laser welding, pure Argon may be insufficient when joining thick-section aluminum, copper, and stainless steel alloys. Helium has a higher ionization potential and thermal conductivity than argon. Tinsa Gaz's Helium Welding Mixtures (Argon + Helium) deliver higher heat input to the welding arc. This achieves deeper penetration, maximizes speed, eliminates preheating requirements for copper and aluminum, and yields defect-free, high-strength welds.
Safety Standard
Technical Warning and Safety Standard: Helium is not toxic or flammable. However, helium accumulation in unventilated areas can lower oxygen levels and cause asphyxiation. Inhaling helium gas for fun is extremely dangerous as it suddenly depletes oxygen in the lungs, potentially causing permanent damage or sudden loss of consciousness.