It is an odourless, highly combustible gas with an excellent adiabatic flame temperature. We generate acetylene that is used in various industrial applications, including welding and cutting metals, as a fuel for flame hardening, brazing, and soldering, and as a fuel for flame hardening, brazing, and soldering—also used to create streetlamps, lighthouses, and searchlights.

Just 0.04% of the atmosphere comprises this odourless, colourless, somewhat poisonous gas. It results from burning carbohydrates, natural gases, and fossil fuels such as wood and coal. From greenhouse growth to wastewater treatment, the gas we produce is used for various purposes, including refrigerant in industrial refrigeration systems, carbonating beverages, fire extinguishing agents, as a solvent in making certain drugs, and freezing and freezing transporting food products.

ACM gas combines two highly combustible gases, carbon monoxide and acetylene. We make ACM, which is utilised in various industrial operations, including welding, brazing, and metal cutting. Because of its high flame temperature, the acetylene we generate is often used as fuel in heating and cutting applications. At high pressures, carbon monoxide is a stabilising agent that inhibits the explosive breakdown of acetylene.