Aquaflame uses the standard electricity supply to produce hydrogen and oxygen by the electrolysis of distilled water, such that the hydrogen can be burnt in the oxygen to produce a highly controllable and efficient high-temperature flame.
Aquaflame systems are used for welding, silver soldering, edge polishing of acrylic and other materials. The machine produces hydrogen and oxygen gases from water and electricity. The gases are mixed automatically to form a perfect, stoichiometric combustible mixture.
A single unit is capable of supplying one to four operators depending on the machine model selected. The gas goes through an atomiser unit containing liquid MEK (Methyl Ethyl Ketone). The MEK evaporates into the gas mixture altering the burning characteristics of the gas. The gas is delivered to the torch at low pressure where it is ignited to form a clean, highly concentrated flame. The flame temperature can be controlled by adjusting the amount of MEK vapour in the gas stream. The addition of MEK reduces the flame temperature and produces a larger, less intense flame. If the MEK is removed from the system, the temperature will increase to significantly higher levels. The torch valves allow the operator to independently adjust flame size and heat output.