[ Supply modes Linde Canada Supply Mode Suited to Your Volume, Purity and Availability Requirements The Gases You Need - Where and How You Need Them Security of Supply Across a Wide Choice of Delivery Modes Given the diversity of manufacturing and industrial processes that rely on industrial gases, there is no “one size fits all” approach. We understand that requirements such as pressure, volume, purity, flow rate and availability vary dramatically from one customer and application to another. Consequently, we deliver our gases in a variety of supply modes - so you can pick the most appropriate and cost-effective option for your needs. All backed by a comprehensive gas management service portfolio under our ACCURA®, SECCURA® and DIGIGAS® offerings. Our supply modes scale from lightweight, portable cylinders through high-pressure cylinders and large cryogenic tanks all the way to on-site production systems and pipeline deliveries. From Cylinders to On-site Builds Mobile cylinders for low-volume needs High-pressure gas or low-pressure liquids Cryogenic gases in vessels or large tanks On-site ASU portfolio for higher volumes Pipeline deliveries in some regions Tracking, management & digitalization services Cylinders Find the cylinder to match your needs - scaling from lightweight, portable solutions to high-pressure cylinders for higher volumes Drum Tanks Discover why drum tanks are the preferred solution for intermediate volumes of gases, packaged chemicals and refrigerants Bulk Supplies Explore the benefits of bulk supplies if you require large volumes of gas and can store cryogenic liquids or high-pressure gas on site Pipeline Services See how we are supporting many industrial complexes with our extensive network, piping industrial gases directly to the point of use Plants Explore our on-site gas production portfolio - scaling from compact solutions through standardized, modular builds to world-class ASUs Services Discover how you can benefit from our extensive portfolio of gas management and automation services geared towards continuity of supply Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Dry Ice for Outdoor Trips Linde Canada Dry Ice for Outdoor Events Embrace the Canadian Summer After enduring long months of cold weather, we Canadians eagerly anticipate the arrival of summer. With warm, sunny days finally here, many of us enthusiastically love venturing in outdoor adventures like camping, hiking, fishing, and picnics and enjoying Canada’s natural wonders. You've done a long hike or a scenic boat ride, time to relax, and there's nothing quite like enjoying a cold drink in the great outdoors. However, keeping food and beverages cold, especially on extended trips, can be a real challenge. But, Linde Canada can help. Simply bring some our quality dry ice on you next trip and you will never have warm drinks again. How can dry ice make my outdoor events better? Dry ice is much colder than regular ice, with a temperature of -78 °C (-109.3°F), making it ideal for keeping items frozen or cold for longer periods. Unlike regular ice, it doesn’t melt into water, so your cooler stays dry and your food stays fresher. Dry ice is ideal for transporting frozen items while keeping them in a frozen state. It is perfect for meat, poultry, fish, and dairy products such as ice cream. Regular ice cannot do that. With dry ice, your food will stay frozen on the way to your cottage or boat. Whether you're heading out for a weekend camping trip, a fishing expedition, or a family picnic, dry ice ensures your perishables remain cold or frozen. Combining dry ice with regular ice makes the ice last longer. The dry ice will prevent the regular ice from melting. That will allow the regular ice to keep the items cold for a longer period of time. How to Use Dry Ice Effectively Wrap dry ice in newspaper or place it in a paper bag for insulation. Place the dry ice at the bottom of the cooler. A slab of dry ice is ideal for this. To keep items chilled (not frozen), add a layer of regular ice plastic bag. Don't allow water come into contact with the dry ice to make it last longer. Place your food and drinks on top. Fill any empty space with newspaper to slow down sublimation. To keep items frozen, add a layer of insulation, such as carboard, then place another later of dry ice on top. Open the drain plug of the cooler to allow the gases to vent out. Keep the cooler in a shaded, well-ventilated area and open it only when necessary. How much dry ice do you need? The amount of dry ice required depends on several factors. Simply referring to a table of figures will not provide an accurate estimate. The type of insulation and the size of your cooler influence how long the dry ice will last before sublimating fully. The better the cooler’s insulation, the longer the dry ice will last. The quantity of food or beverages in the cooler also impacts the longevity of the dry ice. The more items in the cooler, the faster the dry ice will sublimate. How the cooler is packed plays a role in the dry ice’s cooling efficiency. To maximize its effectiveness or the dry ice, pack your cooler with as few air gaps as possible. Naturally, the outside air temperature also affects how long your dry ice will last. The hotter the day, the quicker the dry ice will sublimate. Also, the dry ice will last longer if kept in a shady spot, compared to a sunny place. As a result, we recommend that you contact our dry ice experts. Our Linde Canada experts are happy to help you determine the right amount of dry ice for your trip. Safety First Dry ice is safe to use when handled properly. Always wear gloves or use tongs when handling it to avoid skin burns. Never store dry ice in an airtight container, as the buildup of carbon dioxide gas can cause it to burst. Use dry ice in well-ventilated areas to prevent the accumulation of CO₂ gas. Keep it out of reach of children and never ingest dry ice or place it in your mouth. Ready to Chill Your Summer? Visit or call your nearest Linde Canada location to get your supply of dry ice. Our experts can help you choose the right quantity and type for your needs. Make your summer outdoor events cooler, fresher, and more enjoyable with Linde Canada dry ice! Outside of Québec, call our customer care line for more information 1-800-225-8247. In Quebec, dial 1-877-452-2373 to order dry ice. ]

[ Welcome to Linde Online Linde Express redirection page Welcome to Linde Online! Great news - our new WebShop is now online. (The old Linde Express website is no longer available and you were redirected here). This is Linde Canada’s new web shop and customer portal with improved features and functions that will make it easier for you to order your favourite products and manage your account with Linde Canada. Please update your bookmarks and/or saved links to use https://shop.lindecanada.ca to access Linde Online. If you already had a login for Linde Express, good news - your user account has been migrated and is ready to be used. You should have already received an email with details on how to activate your account. Please check the inbox or spam folder of the email address associated with your Linde Express user. Didn’t receive the email? Read this to get information on how to continue. Please note that you need to use your email address to login to Linde Online. If you previously used a username that was not your email address to login, your account was converted to use the email address as the login username. For example: if your previous username was LINDE and the email address associated with the account was accounting@linde.com, your new username to use when logging in to Linde Online is the email address accounting@linde.com. If you do not have access to the email address associated with the username, you can register your own username with your email address (don’t worry, its super simple) You can do that here. Please have your account number and a document number ready. Remember that as a Linde customer you can have as many individual online user accounts as you want. You can also read the quick guide on how to register an online account as an existing Linde Canada customer. To help you get familiar with Linde Online, we have created a set of help guides . We recommend starting with the feature overview and the re-order guide. Other guides of interest might be: Download invoice copy, find and download a Proof of delivery, Pay an invoice by credit card. You can find all guides here: Linde Online Help Guides . Once again, welcome to Linde Online! Linde Canada Digital Commerce Team ]

[ Buy Miller Electric Linde Canada Inc. Miller Electric Miller Electric is an American company that specializes in manufacturing and selling welding equipment, accessories, and consumables. Founded in 1929, the company has become one of the leading providers of arc welding and cutting solutions in the industry. Miller Electric offers a wide range of products, including gas and diesel-engine driven welding generators, wire feeders, plasma cutters, and welding helmets. The company's products are used in various industries, such as construction, manufacturing, and automotive repair. With a reputation for quality, innovation, and reliability, Miller Electric has earned the trust of welders and fabricators worldwide. Miller Safety & PPE The potential hazards from welding and cutting make safety and personal protective equipment (PPE) a necessity. We carry different types of safety and PPE products, including Miller welding jackets, helmets, masks and gloves. Miller Welding Helmets Miller Mask Respirators Miller Welding Jackets Miller Welding & Cutting Equipment Linde offers a wide selection of Miller welders and plasma cutters to meet your needs. The selection includes engine driven welding machines, portable welding machines, MIG welding machines, TIG welding machines, stick welding equipment, and multi-process welders. Linde also has advanced products like robotic welding systems and automation systems for fabricators of all sizes. Miller MIG Welders Miller TIG Welders Miller Generator Welders Miller Stick Welders Miller Multiprocess Welders Miller Plasma Cutters Miller Welding Parts & Accessories Linde sells a selection of accessories to complement your welding equipment operation and performance. These accessories include TIG welding torches andMIG welding guns and additional equipment for MIG, TIG and subarc welding. Our selection also includes gas equipment for welding and cutting, cooling systems, equipment covers, carts and trailers. Miller welding tables are also available. They provide a stable surface to conduct various tasks. The ArcStation FX Workstation, for example, adjusts and can be moved around the work area. Linde has Miller consumables for MIG, TIG, and subarc welding, plus plasma cutting tips, electrodes, and nozzles. Our inventory also includes repair parts to help you keep your machinery operating without interruption. Miller Welding & Cutting Equipment Replacement Parts Miller MIG Welding Parts & Accessories Miller Welding Cables Shop Miller Electric Products from Linde Linde Canada is a preferred distributor for Miller Electric equipment and products. Browse our Miller Electric products to find welding equipment and PPE products that are right for you. You can buy online and pick-up in-store at our 80+ locations, across the country. Our knowledgeable staff can assist you in selecting Miller Electric equipment and products and answer any questions you may have. ]

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[ Acetylene Acetylene Production of acetylene gas consists of the reaction between calcium carbide and water Acetylene is a synthetic gas produced from the reaction between calcium carbide and water, and this at various sites near our customers. The process helps to preserve the environment, as acetylene gas is a by-product of the petrochemical industry. Safety information Working with Acetylene bottles What is acetylene? Acetylene, also known as ethyn, is a colorless, highly flammable gas. Because it is a colorless gas, it cannot be seen by humans, but because of its distinctive, garlicky, sweet smell, Actylene can still be perceived by humans. It is intoxicating, but not poisonous. Acetylene forms explosive compounds (acetylides) with silver and copper, among others; therefore, only metal alloys with up to 63% copper are allowed for equipment How is acetylene used? Acetylene is mainly used for oxyfuel welding and cutting. It is in fact the only gas with which gas welding can be done. In gas welding, two metal parts are united under the action of heat to one whole. The heat is obtained through the combustion of acetylene with oxygen. This creates a weld pool which, with or without the aid of an additive, forms a connection between the two metal parts. In oxyfuel cutting, the workpiece to be cut is brought to ignition temperature by means of a preheat flame, after which the centrally added cutting oxygen starts and maintains the oxidation process. The discharge velocity of the cutting oxygen jet blows the resulting slag out of the cutting joint. Oxy-fuel cutting is only possible for materials where the slag generated has a lower melting temperature than the material itself. Why are cylinders for acetylene different from those for other gases? The acetylene cylinder is an exception to other gas cylinders because it is completely filled with a porous mass, into which acetone has been sucked. This porous mass ensures a permanent distribution of the acetone throughout the contents. The reason for this is that at pressures above about 2 bar, without the presence of air or oxygen, acetylene can disintegrate into its elements, carbon and hydrogen, under explosive conditions at a sufficiently strong ignition source; this is called dissociation. When acetylene is dissolved in acetone and finely distributed throughout the porous mass, a safe filling pressure of 15 bar at 15°C can be maintained. Depending on the temperature, the gas pressure can vary by about 0.3 bar/°C. ]

[ Dry Ice for Hunting Linde Canada September 2026 Dry Ice for Hunting: How to Keep Your Harvest Cold Longer This Season A Successful Hunt Doesn't End in the Field After days of preparation and long hours outdoors, protecting your harvest is just as important as making the shot. Whether you're transporting deer, moose, elk, or waterfowl, maintaining proper temperatures helps preserve meat quality and reduce the risk of spoilage. That's why many Canadian hunters rely on dry ice to keep game colder for longer during transport and processing. At Linde, you'll find dry ice along with hunting-season essentials such as coolers, insulated gloves , flashlights, propane , and safety gear , making it easy to prepare for your next adventure in one stop. Shop online or visit your local Linde store before hunting season begins. What Is Dry Ice and Why Do Hunters Use It? Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide (CO₂) . Unlike traditional ice, it doesn't melt into water. Instead, it turns directly into a gas, helping maintain colder temperatures without creating a watery mess in your cooler. Hunters use dry ice because it: Keeps meat cold for extended periods Helps reduce spoilage during transport Eliminates melted ice water Supports multi-day hunting trips Improves cooler performance Whether you're heading to camp for a weekend or bringing home a large harvest, dry ice can help protect the time and effort invested in your hunt. How Long Does Dry Ice Last in a Cooler? "Will dry ice last long enough for my hunting trip?" The answer depends on: Cooler quality Outside temperature Cooler size Amount of dry ice used How often the cooler is opened For best performance: ✓ Use a high-quality cooler ✓ Keep the lid closed as much as possible ✓ Pre-chill your cooler before loading ✓ Store coolers in shaded areas when possible Before your trip, consider upgrading your cooler. A quality cooler paired with dry ice can significantly improve temperature retention during long hunting weekends. How Much Dry Ice Do I Need for Hunting? The amount you need depends on your cooler size and trip duration. Day Trip 2-5 kg Weekend Hunt 5-9 kg Extended Hunting Trips 9+ kg If you're uncertain, the team at your local Linde store can help determine the right quantity based on your plans. While picking up dry ice, don't forget: Insulated gloves for safe handling Extra coolers Flashlights and work lights for early morning setups Portable propane cylinders for camp cooking and heating Is Dry Ice Better Than Regular Ice? Many hunters combine both. Dry Ice Benefits Colder temperatures Longer-lasting cooling No standing water Ideal for transporting game meat Regular Ice Benefits Readily available Suitable for shorter trips The ideal setup often uses dry ice for long-lasting cooling and regular ice where moisture is less of a concern. How Do You Pack a Cooler with Dry Ice ? Proper cooler setup helps maximize dry ice performance. Step 1 Pre-cool your cooler. Step 2 Place cardboard between the dry ice and meat. Step 3 Place dry ice on top of the contents. Step 4 Fill empty air spaces if possible. Step 5 Limit the number of times the cooler is opened. Proper packing helps maintain colder temperatures throughout the trip. What Other Supplies Should Hunters Bring? Preparing for a hunting trip is about more than keeping your harvest cold. Many hunters stop by Linde before the season to stock up on: Insulated Gloves Dry ice should never be handled with bare hands. Insulated gloves help protect against cold-contact injuries. Flashlights and Work Lights Perfect for: Early morning setup Tracking after sunset Camp chores Loading equipment Propane Cylinders Popular for: Camp stoves Portable heaters Outdoor cooking Safety Glasses and PPE Useful for: Equipment maintenance ATV repairs Camp setup General outdoor tasks Vehicle and Trailer Accessories Don't let a dead battery or trailer issue cut your trip short. Many hunters keep emergency equipment on hand during hunting season. How Do I Transport Game Meat Safely? Temperature management is crucial after a successful hunt. Dry ice can help when: Traveling long distances home Waiting for processing Storing meat temporarily Managing warm-weather hunting conditions Combining dry ice with a high-quality cooler helps ensure your harvest stays protected until it can be properly processed. Is Dry Ice Safe? Yes, when handled properly. Always: ✓ Wear insulated gloves ✓ Store in a well-ventilated area ✓ Transport safely ✓ Follow handling instructions Never: ✗ Touch dry ice with bare skin ✗ Store in airtight containers ✗ Leave it in enclosed, unventilated spaces Ask your local Linde team for handling guidance when purchasing. Where Can I Buy Dry Ice for Hunting? Select Linde stores across Canada and LindeCanada.ca make it easy to get hunting-ready with: Dry ice Coolers Flashlights PPE Propane cylinders Other seasonal essentials Instead of making multiple stops before your trip, visit your local Linde store or shop online . Get Ready for Hunting Season From preserving game meat to keeping camp running smoothly, the right supplies can make all the difference. Whether you're heading out for a weekend hunt or planning an extended trip, Linde has the dry ice and hunting essentials you need to prepare with confidence. Order online or visit your nearest Linde store today. ]

[ Safety Datasheets Linde Canada Our Linde Canada data sheets are available on our external document delivery portal. Click here to search our Linde data sheets: Safety Data Sheets Linde gas SDS are searchable by SDS number or product name. ProStar and other tradename welding products are searchable by product number or trade name. If the document is not found, please reach out to our safety data sheet team at: LG.CA.SDS@linde.com ]

[ Dry Ice Blasting Linde Canada Discover the Game-Changing Power of Dry Ice Blasting Linde Canada Leading the Revolutionary Cleaning Solution Across Industries Cleaning and maintenance challenges are universal to businesses across sectors, from manufacturing and power generation to food processing, aerospace, and pharmaceuticals. Traditional cleaning methods, manual scrubbing, water-based cleaning, abrasive blasting, or chemical treatments often impose limitations, including time consumption, excessive waste, and risks of surface damage or contamination. Linde Canada solves your cleaning problems with dry ice blasting. A sophisticated cleaning solution that is revolutionizing cleaning processes across industries. Non-abrasive, eco-friendly, and efficient. Dry ice blasting transforms how organizations clean, maintain, and extend the lifespan of their equipment and facilities. With Linde Canada’s premium dry ice solutions and equipment rental services, businesses can harness this innovative technology to improve efficiency, meet hygiene standards, and even address delicate or disaster-remediation needs, all without downtime, secondary waste, or harsh chemicals. What Is Dry Ice Blasting? Dry ice blasting is an advanced media-blasting process that uses small pellets or shaved bits of solid carbon dioxide (CO2), propelled by compressed air at extreme speed, to clean surfaces. Dry ice sublimates (turns directly from solid to gas) upon impact, lifting contaminants and debris without leaving any residue behind. Known for its non-conductive, non-toxic, and non-abrasive properties, dry ice blasting is considered safe, efficient, and environmentally friendly. The Science Behind Dry Ice Blasting As dry ice pellets hit a contaminated surface at high velocity, several forces combine to dislodge dirt, grease, residues, and buildup: Thermal Shock: The extreme cold (-78.5 °C/-109°F) of the dry ice causes contaminants to shrink, fracture, and lose adhesion due to brittleness. Explosive Sublimation: Upon impact, dry ice instantly sublimates from solid to gas, creating microscopic shockwaves that lift and separate layers of debris. Non-Abrasive Cleaning: Unlike sand or soda blasting, dry ice pellets transfer minimal kinetic energy to the surface, preventing damage to sensitive equipment or delicate substrates. This combination results in a powerful yet gentle cleaning process that efficiently tackles stubborn contaminants across a wide range of surfaces and materials, including stainless steel, plastic, rubber, and concrete. Why Dry Ice Blasting Stands Out The advantages of dry ice blasting over traditional cleaning methods are considerable: No Secondary Waste or Residue: Unlike sandblasting or chemical treatments, dry ice sublimates instantly, leaving behind only dislodged debris that can be easily swept or vacuumed away. Environmentally Friendly: Dry ice is made from reclaimed CO2 sourced from existing industrial processes, minimizing its ecological footprint. Non-Toxic and Safe: Approved by Health Canada, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, EPA, FDA, and USDA for use in food and pharmaceutical applications, dry ice eliminates chemical residues and reduces employee exposure to hazardous cleaning agents. Gentle and Non-Abrasive: Dry ice blasting preserves surfaces by avoiding abrasion or wear, making it ideal for sensitive equipment or delicate projects like historic preservation. Minimal Downtime: Most equipment can be cleaned in place without disassembly, keeping operations running smoothly while reducing labour costs and downtime. Versatile Across Industries: From food processing equipment to aerospace components, dry ice blasting adapts to highly diverse cleaning requirements. Industry Applications How Dry Ice Blasting Can Benefit Businesses Dry ice blasting has proven itself invaluable across industries thanks to its ability to efficiently clean equipment, facilities, and surfaces without causing harm or creating waste. Below are some of the industries embracing this powerful technology: Food Processing and Packaging In food manufacturing, hygiene compliance is crucial, but manual scrubbing and water-based methods often struggle to tackle hardened grease, protein residues, glue, and more. Dry ice blasting solves these problems by providing chemical-free cleaning that’s approved by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, FDA, and USDA. Applications include: Cleaning ovens, bake trays, slicer blades, fryers, food moulds, and palletizers. Removing buildup from packaging machinery such as folders and gluers. Sanitizing production environments, walls, floors, piping, and exhaust fans, with no water residue or secondary contamination. Dry ice blasting preserves delicate surfaces, improves hygiene compliance, and reduces cleaning downtime, enhancing efficiency and asset longevity. Manufacturing and Foundries Factories often face grime buildup in the form of dirt, grease, graphite lubricants, ink, soot, and production residues that, over time, reduce operational efficiency. Dry ice blasting offers a fast and effective way to clean equipment and facilities during routine maintenance without halting production processes. Applications include: Cleaning die-casting machines, conveyors, core-making tools, injection moulds, hydraulic power units, and presses. Removing production debris from industrial printing equipment without dismantling sensitive mechanisms. Thanks to its gentle yet powerful cleaning properties, dry ice blasting increases production efficiency, extends equipment life, and supports uninterrupted workflows. Power Generation Electricity and energy facilities rely on constant uptime to ensure operational continuity, making deferred cleaning a costly problem. Accumulated dust, grease, and debris can lead to flashover, outages, or decreased equipment efficiency. Dry ice blasting provides an ideal solution for non-conductive, in-place cleaning of sensitive power-generation equipment. Applications include: Cleaning generators, stators, rotors, turbines, compressors, and boilers. Maintaining electrical switchgear and insulators with no risk of damage or secondary waste. By maximizing efficiency and safety, dry ice blasting helps the power industry prevent unforeseen downtimes and maximize equipment performance. Aerospace and Automotive Precision cleaning is crucial in aerospace and automotive maintenance, where equipment often features intricate geometries or sensitive components. Dry ice blasting delivers powerful yet risk-free cleaning of landing gear, engine bays, brake systems, and more, all without disassembly. Applications include: Removing oil, debris, and buildup from automotive engines, chassis, and seats. Cleaning landing gear systems, tow hitches, and brake systems in aerospace maintenance. Dry ice blasting ensures faster maintenance cycles, maintains integrity, and supports safety in both industries. Pharmaceuticals and Medical Equipment For hygienic-critical environments like pharmaceutical production or medical device manufacturing, dry ice blasting offers an indispensable combination of precision and safety. Its chemical- and residue-free properties eliminate risks of contamination while complying with stringent regulatory guidelines. Applications include: Cleaning stainless steel production containers, mixers, reactors, and tablet moulds. Removing residues from separators and medical manufacturing lines. By improving cleaning efficiency, dry ice blasting helps manufacturers meet sanitation requirements with minimal downtime or complexity. Disaster Remediation Dry ice blasting is widely used for restoration after disasters that leave behind mould, smoke, fire, or water damage. Its non-abrasive and residue-free properties allow safe cleaning of delicate surfaces without creating extra waste during recovery operations. Applications include: Removing mould infestation from walls, wood, or furniture. Cleaning soot and smoke damage from buildings affected by fire. Dry ice blasting ensures faster and more efficient cleanup with no abrasive harm to sensitive surfaces. Historic Architecture & Artifact Preservation When cleaning artifacts or restoring historical buildings, abrasive methods and chemicals risk irreparable harm. Dry ice blasting solves this problem by providing a gentle cleaning process that preserves integrity while removing dirt and contaminants. Applications include: Conservation efforts for museum artifacts. Restoring historic structures or monuments, including delicate surfaces like stone or metal. Agriculture The agricultural industry faces unique cleaning challenges due to the heavy-duty machinery, facilities, and equipment involved in day-to-day operations. Traditional cleaning methods, such as pressure washing and chemical treatments, not only come with risks of surface damage but can also be time-intensive and disruptive to operations. Dry ice blasting offers farmers and agricultural businesses an innovative cleaning solution that’s gentle, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly. Applications include: Removing grease, grime, and residue from mechanical components such as bearings and hydraulic systems. Pre-season or end-of-season cleaning to prepare machinery for peak harvest operations or storage. Removing mould and mildew from barn walls, floors, and stalls. Cleaning silos and storage areas after extended use, preparing them for fresh harvests. Sanitation of exhaust systems, piping, and ducts without residue or moisture. Cleaning greenhouse glass panels to maximize sunlight penetration. Removing algae from structural frameworks and growing platforms. Sanitizing greenhouse equipment, irrigation systems, and ventilation fans. Dry ice blasting excels at cleaning sensitive components and mechanical parts without requiring disassembly. For facilities and equipment where water can cause corrosion or mould growth, dry ice sublimates without introducing moisture, ensuring clean and dry surfaces. By replacing labour-intensive methods like scrubbing or pressure washing, farmers can ensure their equipment is thoroughly cleaned, properly stored, and ready to go for the next season. Partner with Linde Canada for Dry Ice Blasting Solutions Linde Canada pairs premium-quality dry ice with cutting-edge blasting equipment to empower businesses across industries with clean, efficient, and sustainable solutions. Backed by over 70 years of technical expertise, we are trusted partners in delivering reliable service, tailored applications, and robust machine rental programs. Get piece of mind with Canada’s largest dry ice production and distribution network. Linde Canada's dry ice blasting machine rental program offers a cost-effective way to bring this revolutionary process into your daily operations, replacing labour-intensive chemical methods with a safer, faster alternative. Transform Your Cleaning Operations Today Dry ice blasting unlocks cutting-edge efficiency, versatility, and safety suitable for industries from food processing and pharmaceuticals to aerospace, manufacturing, and historic preservation. Whether you’re replacing chemical scrubbing, reducing downtime during routine maintenance, or tackling tough contaminants like grease or mould, this innovative process delivers results that set new standards for cleanliness and operational success. Contact your nearest Linde Canada branch by visiting www.lindecanada.ca/store-locator or by calling 1-800-225-8247 . Our experts will be happy to assist you with all your dry-ice blasting needs. It’s time to elevate your cleaning practices, improve efficiency, protect your equipment and your reputation with Linde Canada’s premium dry ice blasting solutions. Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

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[ Construction Linde Canada Gases and Application Technologies for Construction Trusted Supplier of Gas-enabled Solutions for Construction  Helping Construction Companies Manage Cost and Productivity Drivers Through Innovative Gas Solutions  For everything from residential to commercial buildings and from bridges to roads, we provide a broad range of gases, application technologies and supporting services to help you meet your productivity, quality and cost targets. Our gas-enabled process technologies have already been proven in countless construction projects worldwide, supporting many different workflows such as concrete cooling, concrete curing, cryogenic ground freezing, HVAC installations, pipeline isolation, water treatment and metal fabrication . Our expertise spans all kinds of construction projects, including heavy machinery, offshore installations, pipelines, energy and process plants, as well as wind, wave and tidal energy systems. Concrete Cooling You can master fluctuations in cooling requirements and keep concrete at an optimum temperature with liquid nitrogen (LIN) Concrete Curing As a curing agent, carbon dioxide has the potential to reduce the carbon impact of concrete without compromising performance Ground Freezing Liquid nitrogen (LIN) is the ideal way to stabilize the soil around construction sites so work can continue safely and quickly Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC) We offer a wide portfolio of refrigerant gases for HVAC systems with technical support for responsible use and correct destruction Pipeline Isolation Pipe freezing with LIN for fast, effective maintenance work on pipeline sections without having to shut down the entire system Water Treatment Carbon dioxide is a convenient way to precisely regulate the pH of wastewater from construction sites, mines and concrete plants Service and Supply for Construction Expert consulting to guide you along with deployment support for the safe installation and handling of gases Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Canada Post Strike Linde Canada Re: Canada Post Strike The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has announced a national strike effective September 26, 2025. Mail and parcels will not be processed or delivered for the duration of the national strike, and could lead to post offices closures as well. As a result, communication via mail, including invoices, and paper statements will be impacted. Linde is committed to supporting our customers in managing their accounts conveniently and securely, and we want to ensure you are aware of other ways to make payments, access your documents, and stay up to date with your account. To manage your account visit www.lindecanada.ca/shop/en/ca/manage-your-account . To register for paperless billing and obtain Electronic Funds Transfer email arcanada@linde.com . To make a payment in person, locate a branch closest to you visit www.lindecanada.ca/shop/en/ca/store-locator . To make a payment by phone contact 1-833-796-3800 . If you have any concerns or questions regarding your account, please contact us directly at 1-800-225-8247 . You are responsible for making payments on time, even if your documents are delayed to avoid service disruptions. Best regards, The Linde Team ]

[ VOC Recovery Linde Canada Inc VOC Recovery with CIRRUS® Cryocondensation Solutions for VOC Abatement and Recovery in Chemical Production Work with our expert team to see how you can prevent the release of volatile organic compounds with our CIRRUS® cryocondensation technology. Improving Air Quality with CIRRUS® Increasingly strict air emission regulations challenge the refining industry to tighten control over the release of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Cryogenic condensation is a promising answer. It uses the cooling power of liquid nitrogen to condense the VOCs in a vent or process gas stream. The condensed VOCs can then be captured and either routed back to the process or further treated. With 25 years of experience and hundreds of installations worldwide, we are a trusted supplier of proven VOC handling solutions. Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Guide: Manage credit cards Linde Canada Guide : Manage credit cards Login to your account. Don't have an online account yet? Register your user to get full access to your Linde account. Go to My Account and select "Go to My Account Profile" link in the welcome text box. On the My Profile screen, select the Payment Card Information link. The screen will display your previously saved cards you have and also which card is set to be the default card used at checkout. Under the drop down containing your saved cards, you have the option to delete a saved card or set the selected card as the default card to be used at checkout. Use the "Add new card" button to add a new card to your user profile. Saved cards will be available at checkout and the default card will be preselected. You can always change the card used at checkout. We will never use or charge a saved card. It is only saved to improve your experience at checkout. Video how to manage credit cards. Please note that the card saved in My Profile are only available to you and cannot be used by other users in your company or for automated billing. To manage cards used for automated billing (autopay), you need use our online billing site found at: www.lindecanada.ca/billpay . ]

[ Drying, Inerting, Blanketing & Purging Linde Canada Inc Drying, Inerting, Blanketing & Purging Protect Chemicals in Storage and Pipelines Inert gases effectively protect chemicals in storage and pipelines against oxygen and moisture, giving you improved safety, controllability and quality. Put Our Service Expertise to Work for You Our service experts have many decades of experience in the design and delivery of professional drying systems, inerting, purging and blanketing solutions, and pressure transfer installations. In some regions, these services are available as all-inclusive packages including maintenance and operation – leaving you free to focus on your core business. Drying Drying and Purging Our industrial service portfolio includes drying with nitrogen (N2) gas. This involves pumping N2 at high flow rates, pressures and temperatures through your process system to dry and purge it. The low dew point of N2 (-67.8°C or -90°F) makes this an efficient way to remove moisture from process systems, saving you time and money. We also provide N2 to safely purge potentially explosive hydrocarbon and air mixtures from vessels, gas lines, transfer lines and equipment. In some regions, this service is available as a complete problem-solving package including maintenance and operation by our staff. Our refinery turnaround portfolio includes a dry air all-inclusive service in certain geographies. This can be an attractive alternative to drying process systems as it delivers 100% oil-free air at dew points as low as -67.8°C (-90°F) using multi-bed desiccant dryers. Contact your local Linde representative to check what services are available in your area. Inerting and Blanketing Inerting for Safe Storage of Chemicals Atmospheric oxygen and moisture can compromise the safe storage of valuable chemicals, particularly in the case of highly volatile substances or products prone to oxidation. Inerting or blanketing can help overcome this problem by displacing air and moisture. Inerting involves injecting pure, dry nitrogen (N2) into a chemical vessel’s headspace to prevent oxidation or moisture contamination. The N2 gas forms a protective, safe layer of gas over the contents of the tank or reactor. Gases such as N2 and carbon dioxide (CO2) can also be used to create a protective blanket in storage tanks and vessels containing flammable liquids or solids to prevent fire or explosion. Blanketing maintains a safe and dependable inert layer of gas on top of the substance or in the empty spaces in a vessel. CO2 and N2 can also be used to maintain a dry inert atmosphere in industrially cleaned piping and vessels to avoid corrosion. As a leading supplier of the inert gases N2 and CO2, we also have the know-how to help you select and size the equipment you need for safe, effective inerting and blanketing. Purging Purging to Replace Vessel Volume with Inert Gas Purging is an inerting method commonly used in safety-critical process vessels such as reactors to eliminate oxygen and moisture when operations are started up or shut down. The three primary methods are displacement, dilution and vacuum purging. With displacement purging, an inert gas is injected into an open vessel to displace atmospheric air. Dilution purging involves injecting an inert gas to reduce the concentration of oxygen and moisture. In the case of vacuum purging, air is extracted with a vacuum pump and an inert gas is then fed into the evacuated vessel. Purging is also used to remove air from piping systems. In addition, purging can be used to dispel flammable or poisonous gases. Purging is typically an initial step used to prepare a vessel before maintaining an inert atmosphere in the headspace. Our experts can advise on the purging setup best suited to your operational challenges. Pressure Transfer Pressure Transfer of Liquids with Inert Gases Conventional methods used to transfer reactants from one vessel to another present a number of challenges. They often require special pump designs, compatible with the wide range of fluids which need to be transferred. In addition, even small failures of seals, especially on the suction side of the pump, can result in leakage of air or other ambient vapors into the fluid stream. In the case of high-quality synthesis reactions, such impurities can lead to product rejections. In addition, rotating equipment like pumps requires ongoing maintenance and can be prone to failure, which can be very disruptive to chemical production operations. Pressure transfer using pure dry inert gases like nitrogen offer a simpler and safer alternative to pumping. Pressure transfer does not require any rotating equipment and is therefore more reliable. The rate of liquid transfer can be regulated by controlling the gas flow rate and pressure. We have years of expertise in the proper specification of pressure transfer systems and components. Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Be Shop Ready: Inventory Optimization for Welders Linde Canada September 2026 Be Shop Ready: Inventory Optimization for Welders, Fabricators & Manufacturing Shops Be Shop Ready: Why Inventory Optimization is Critical for Welding Shops September marks a fresh start for many in the welding industry. Students are returning to welding programs. New apprentices are entering the workforce. Fabrication shops are preparing for a busy fall season and gearing up for year-end production targets. Whether you're running a fabrication facility, managing inventory for a maintenance team, or preparing for increased workloads in Q4, one question becomes increasingly important: Is your shop ready? Being shop ready goes beyond having welders on the floor and machines powered up. It means having the right products, consumables , gases, safety equipment , and replacement parts available when they're needed. Because when critical inventory isn't available, productivity suffers. What Does "Shop Ready" Really Mean? Many welding operations focus heavily on equipment purchases but overlook the impact inventory management has on productivity. A shop-ready operation ensures employees have immediate access to: Welding wire and electrodes Shielding gases Contact tips and nozzles MIG gun consumables Plasma cutting consumables Safety PPE Fume extraction solutions Replacement parts and accessories These are the products that keep production moving every day. Many of them are featured throughout Linde's September "Be Shop Ready" flyer because they represent the items welders rely on most frequently. Ask the Experts: Common Inventory Optimization Questions "What inventory causes the most downtime when we run out?" Surprisingly, it's rarely the large-ticket items. More often, downtime is caused by low-cost consumables that are overlooked until they're needed. Examples include: Contact tips Gas nozzles Diffusers Cable liners Plasma consumables Welding wire Electrodes Replacement helmet lenses A $5 consumable can shut down a welding operation just as effectively as a major equipment failure. That's why successful shops identify critical-use items and establish minimum stocking quantities. "How do I know what products I should stock?" Start by looking at what your team uses most often. For many fabrication and welding shops, high-priority inventory categories include: Welding Consumables Products such as: PROSTAR™ and Lincoln Electric welding wire Flux-cored wire Metal-cored wire Stick electrodes MIG gun consumables These are everyday productivity products that directly impact throughput and weld quality. Gas Supply A welder without shielding gas isn't welding. Maintaining reliable supply of industrial gases and shielding gases is essential to maintaining production schedules. For operations using metal-cored wire , pairing inventory planning with shielding gas programs such as MIG MIX GOLD™ can help maximize productivity while reducing rework and cleanup. Safety Equipment Being shop ready also means being safety ready. Helmets, replacement lenses, FR jackets, protective clothing, goggles, and PPE should never be treated as afterthoughts. "We're carrying lots of inventory. Isn't that enough?" Not necessarily. The goal of inventory optimization is not to carry more inventory. The goal is to carry the right inventory. Common signs of inventory inefficiency include: Frequently running out of high-use products Excess quantities of slow-moving items Emergency purchases Multiple versions of essentially the same product Overstocked shelves but recurring stockouts The best-performing shops regularly review consumption patterns and adjust inventory levels accordingly. "How can I reduce emergency orders?" Emergency orders are often symptoms of poor inventory visibility. A practical strategy includes: 1. Identify Critical Production Items Determine which products would stop production if unavailable. For many shops, these include: Welding wire Electrodes Shielding gases Contact tips Nozzles Plasma consumables 2. Analyze Usage Trends Review purchasing history to identify: Fast-moving products Seasonal spikes Frequently reordered items Obsolete inventory 3. Create Reorder Points Rather than waiting until inventory is depleted, establish minimum stock levels that trigger replenishment. 4. Standardize Where Possible Reducing unnecessary variation often: Simplifies purchasing Lowers inventory requirements Improves consistency Reduces carrying costs "How does gas selection impact inventory optimization?" Inventory optimization isn't limited to physical products. It also includes process efficiency. For example, shops running carbon steel GMAW and FCAW applications may improve productivity by combining ADVANTAGE™ E70C-6M Metal-Cored Wire with MIG MIX GOLD™ shielding gas. Recommended application pairing, benefits can include: Stable arc performance Lower spatter Improved bead appearance Faster travel speeds Reduced rework Increased productivity in fabrication environments The result is less wasted material, more consistent throughput, and improved operational efficiency. "How does gas selection impact inventory optimization?" Many shops focus solely on welding wire and gases while overlooking other productivity-critical categories. Consider evaluating inventory levels for: Welding Equipment Machines from brands such as ESAB , Lincoln Electric , Miller , and Hypertherm help keep operations productive when projects ramp up in the fall season. Fume Extraction Clean air is becoming an increasingly important component of a productive shop environment. Solutions such as PROSTAR™ fume extraction equipment help create safer and more efficient welding environments while supporting long-term operational goals. Private Label Products Many shops are looking for high-value alternatives that help simplify procurement and reduce costs. PROSTAR™ products provide a broad portfolio of welding consumables , PPE , accessories, fume extraction solutions, and replacement parts that support day-to-day shop operations. The Hidden Cost of Not Being Shop Ready When inventory isn't optimized, the costs go beyond product shortages. Businesses may experience: Production delays Overtime expenses Missed delivery commitments Reduced labour productivity Rush freight costs Increased administrative effort Lower customer satisfaction Inventory optimization is not simply a purchasing exercise. It's a productivity strategy. Frequently Asked Questions How often should welding inventory be reviewed? Critical consumables should typically be reviewed monthly, while high-volume production environments may require weekly monitoring. What inventory category should be optimized first? Start with products that directly affect production, such as welding wire , shielding gases , electrodes , contact tips , nozzles , and safety PPE . Is inventory optimization only for large manufacturers? No. Shops of all sizes can benefit from improved visibility, standardized products, and better replenishment practices. How can Linde help with inventory planning? Linde can help customers assess product usage, standardize consumables, optimize gas supply programs, and simplify procurement through integrated welding, safety, and gas solutions. What does "shop ready" mean? Being shop ready means having the people, products, equipment , consumables , gases, and safety solutions necessary to maintain productivity and respond to customer demand without interruption. Get Shop Ready for Fall As production ramps up and shops prepare for a busy season, now is the time to evaluate whether your inventory strategy is supporting growth or creating risk. The most successful operations don't simply stock products. They optimize them. From welding wire and shielding gas to PPE , fume extraction , equipment , and consumables , a well-planned inventory strategy helps keep welders working, projects moving, and customers satisfied. Talk to a Linde specialist today about solutions that can help your operation stay Shop Ready all season long. ]

[ FAQ - Getting Started FAQ - Getting Started FAQs ! Get Started! My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Invoices & Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email us Contact Phone Number Store Finder Getting Started My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Invoices & Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email Phone numbers Do I need to have a Linde account to purchase online?? If you are a new Linde customer you will need to register for a Linde account, or if you are an existing customer you simply need to activate your online account to be able to purchase. By registering you will be able to place your gas and equipment orders online. You will also be able to view your cylinder holdings, invoices and orders. If you are a new Linde customer you will need to register for an new Linde account, customer number, and you will get immediate access to the Linde online shop. I can't create an account. What do I do now? Contact our customer service team by via our contact form or call us on 1-833-796-3800 from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. 1-833-796-3800 to change or amend your order. If orders are for next day delivery you should contact us by 5pm and we will be happy to help you with your account. As a new customer, why must I register in Linde Online Account Management? Linde Online Account Management (OAM) is our way to distribute electronic invoices to reduce paper waste. It also allows you to setup BillPay Assist to automate invocie payments. Read more about Online Account Management How do I register for the Linde Web Shop? To register for the Linde online shop, please click on the Sign in/Register link in the upper right hand side of the page or click here .If you are already a Linde Customer, you will need a recent copy of a Linde sales document (order number, delivery document or invoice) to register. If you are not currently a Linde customer, you will need to complete the online account opening section to set up a new account with Linde Canada. What format should my password be? Passwords need to be at least 8 characters and must follow these rules: Your password is case sensitive You should include at least one letter and one number Minimum of 3 consecutive letters or numbers Your password cannot be the same as your username Your password cannot have been used previously How do I open an account with Linde as a new customer? Click “Sign In / Register” to start. Then select the “Register” option to create a new account Select “New to Linde” and click “Open new Linde Account” Select account type “Individual/Business” Fill in all the mandatory fields and click “Open Linde Trading Account” You get immediate access to your account and can place your first order. If you want to order gas, then you must also register your new account number with our Online Account Management application. ]

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[ Pulp and Paper Linde Canada Rewriting the Rules on Clean Paper Pulp and Paper Processing Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Improve Processing Gas Applications for the Pulp and Paper Industry Our industrial gas and liquid mixing expertise can help mills meet environmental standards and can also provide applications that can lower operating costs and raise production. The pulp and paper you make is in high demand; connect with Linde to more effectively meet that demand. Let us help you make your paper cleaner and your more process more efficient. Paper and Pulp Process Technologies Linde has been a trusted provider of industrial gases, applications, and services in the pulp and paper industry for decades. We have taken part in the many transformations that the pulp and paper industry has undergone, and we offer strategies and industrial services that are economical, environmentally conscious and practical. Industrial Gases for Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Industrial gases and gas applications to enhance production and help control factors that impact the environment. At Linde, we help you optimize your process. From consultation to implementation and use, we offer a range of services that help you manage your gas supply and protect your products Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ ProStar™ by Linde is a leading provider of welding and cutting equipment, accessories, and consumables for use in numerous industries such as construction, manufacturing, and automotive. They offer a comprehensive range of high-quality products, including MIG, TIG, and Stick welders, plasma cutters, and welding and cutting kits. Prostar by Linde is committed to providing their customers with superior performance, reliability, and safety, as well as reducing the cost of ownership and maintenance. They have a team of experienced professionals who are dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and support, including technical and product training. Prostar by Linde has built a strong reputation for providing innovative solutions that can increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve overall efficiency in a wide range of welding and cutting applications. ]

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[ Automation Experience 2026 Linde Canada The Linde Automation Experience. September 15–16, 2026 Linde Canada Inc., 165 Biscayne Crescent, Brampton, ON L6W 4R3 See Automation. Experience Innovation. Drive Productivity. Join us for an exclusive Linde Innovation Experience and discover emerging technologies. This hands-on event provides a personalized experience and meaningful discussions with our automation specialists. With industry leaders DNE Laser and Diversitech Limited spots available. ]

[ Hypertherm45 SYNC Powermax45 SYNC plasma cutter Part of the Powermax® family, the Powermax45 SYNC features advanced torch communication for automated setup and patented single-piece cartridges for hand cutting, mechanized or robotic cutting, marking, or gouging. → Recommended cut capacity of 16 mm (5/8") → Severance capacity of 29 mm (1 1/8") → Professional grade Mechanized Buy now Manual Buy now Reduce secondary operations Improved cut quality over consumable life delivers better part consistency to reduce secondary operations Simplify operations and boost productivity Single-piece cartridge simplifies operations and dramatically reduces training time Minimize operating costs Up to 5x longer consumable life compared to competitors decreases operating costs Applications Drag cutting For dragging the torch directly across the work piece Fine feature cutting For narrow kerf width with minimal dross and heat affected zone Max control gouging For precise metal removal, shallower gouge profiles and light metal washing Max removal gouging For aggressive metal removal, deep gouge profiles, and extreme metal washing Mechanized cutting For portable automation and table cutting Marking For scoring, indicating part identification, hole or weld locations Highlighted product features For metal workers who want the most versatile system available to gouge, cut, and mark, Powermax45 SYNC delivers the best return on investment with a patented single-piece cartridge, up to 5x longer consumable life, and greater cutting power than higher-amperage competitors. Easy to use → A patented single-piece cartridge eliminates operator error and simplifies operations → Advanced torch communication for automated setup improves cut quality → Easy to set up for mechanized usage with optional CNC interface and FastConnect™ torch connection Versatile → Gain greater cutting power than higher-amperage competitors → Expand application capabilities with a wide variety of specialty cartridges and torches → Cut and mark using the same FineCut® cartridge Industry-leading reliability → Powermax plasma cutters are known to last decades in the field, minimizing maintenance and downtime → SmartSYNC® torches are engineered for rugged industrial environments → Each Powermax component is tested to performrelably in demanding conditions Specifications Cut capacity Capacity Thickness Cut speed Recommended 16 mm (5/8″) 500 mm/min (20 ipm) Severance (hand cutting) 29 mm (1-1/8″) 125 mm/min (5 ipm) Pierce* 12 mm (1/2″)   *Pierce rating for handheld use or with automatic torch height control.   Maximum removal gouging Capacity Metal removal rate Groove profile Typical gouge 3.4 kg (7.5 lbs.) per hour 3.2 mm D x 6.8 mm W (0.12″ D x 0.26″ W) General specifications Input voltages CSA 200–440 V, 1-PH, 50/60 Hz 480 V, 3-PH, 50/60 Hz 480 V, 3-PH, 10 A @ 6.9kW Kilowatt output 6.9 kW Input current CSA 200-240 V, 1-PH 39/32 A @ 6.5 kW Output current 9–45 A Rated output voltage 155 VDC Duty cycle @ 104° F CSA 50% @ 45 A, 200–240 V, 1-PH 60% @ 41 A, 200–240 V, 1-PH 100% @ 32 A, 200–240 V, 1-PH 50% @ 45 A, 480 V, 3-PH 60% @ 41 A, 480 V, 3-PH 100% @ 32 A, 480 V, 3-PH Open circuit voltage (OCV) CSA 275 VDC 200-240 V 275 VDC 480 V Dimensions with handles 442 mm D; 173 mm W; 357 mm H (17.4″ D; 6.8″ W; 14.1″ H) Weight w/6.1 m (20′) torch CSA 14 kg (31 lbs.) Gas supply Cutting: air (clean, dry, and oil-free), nitrogen, F5 Gouging: air (clean, dry, and oil-free), nitrogen, F5 Marking: air (clean, dry, and oil-free) Recommended gas inlet flow rate/pressure 188 I/min @ 5.9 bar (400 scfh @ 85 psi)   Input power cable length 3 m (10′) Power supply type Inverter – IGBT Engine drive requirement 12.5 kVA (10 kW) for full 45 A output Electrical efficiency 90% Certifications CSA - certified for use in the Americas and Asia, except China Warranty Power supplies have a 3-year warranty and torches a 1-year warranty Standard configurations Below are the standard system configurations, which include a power supply, torch and work cable. CSA 75° hand torch 75° and 15° hand torch 180° full-length machine torch 180° full-length machine torch and 75° hand torch   6.1 m (20′) 15.2 m (50′) 6.1 m (20′) and 7.6 m (25') 7.6 m (25′) 15.2 m (50') 7.6 m (25') and 6.1 m (20') Powermax45 SYNC power supplies     Without remote pendant Without remote pendant With remote pendant Without remote pendant With remote pendant Standard power supply HYP088560 HYP088561 HYP088564         Power supply with CPC port and voltage divider HYP088562 HYP088563   HYP088589 HYP088582 HYP088581 HYP088583 Power supply with CPC port, voltage divider and serial port       HYP088584       Custom configurations Select power supply, torch, work cable, cartridges, and other components Power supply options   Standard power supply Power supply with CPC port and voltage divider Power supply with CPC port, voltage divider and serial port Powermax45 SYNC 230V CSA HYP088570 HYP088571 HYP088572 Powermax45 SYNC 480V CSA HYP088573     ]

[ About Us Linde Canada Inc   About Us Our Company Every day around the world, our people are inspired by our mission of making our world more productive. As a leading global industrial gases and engineering company, we deliver high-quality solutions, technologies and services which are making our customers more successful and helping to sustain, decarbonize and protect our planet. Learn more about Linde   Make Energy Clean We are actively contributing to the widespread adoption of clean energy, such as hydrogen and its derivatives, and significantly cutting emissions through carbon capture, utilization and storage technologies. We are committed to making our world more productive, sustainably through our operations and engineering expertise, established infrastructure and strong investment in decarbonization projects and R&D. Learn more about our role in the clean energy transition   Community Engagement Community is a corporate value at Linde. Connecting with the communities where we live and work and fostering resilience are a key priorities for us. Our global giving and community engagement efforts frame a wide variety of impactful projects in each of our businesses across key focus areas. Through efforts that include charitable contributions, volunteering, and strategic investments, our people live our mission of making our world more productive every day. Learn more about Linde’s Community Engagement Program   Inclusion at Linde With operations in more than 80 countries — diversity isn't something that Linde does, it's simply who we are: Linde serves a diverse range of customers. Our engineering, gases and application technologies are essential to businesses of every type and size, as well as individuals all over the world. Our people are diverse. Our employees around the globe each bring their diverse backgrounds, skills and experiences and help foster a collaborative, innovative and performance-driven workplace that helps achieve our mission of making our world more productive. At Linde, inclusion is a core value. That means we strive to provide an environment where individuals of all backgrounds and experiences feel comfortable bringing their ideas to the table and are given the opportunity to be heard and to contribute. Learn more about diversity, equity & inclusion at Linde   Guided by Integrity Integrity is one of our core values. It is at the heart of everything we do and say at Linde. Ethical, respectful, fair, and compliant behaviors build transparency and trust, creating a solid basis for growth and prosperity to the benefit of our employees, customers, suppliers, markets and communities. Learn more about our commitment to integrity   Building a Robust Supply Chain We value the role our suppliers and contractors play in our ability to deliver on the promises to our customers and to the communities is which we operate. We choose our suppliers carefully based on merit as well as alignment with our values, with Linde’s Supplier Code of Conduct and Code of Business Integrity. We continue to foster diversity and local sourcing. Further, we actively invest in our supplier relationships. Learn more about Linde's supplier guidelines and standards   Zero Today Zero Today means we are driving toward zero incidents and zero injuries today and every day. The Values, Commitments and Safety Principles in our Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Policy are the foundation for Zero Today at Linde, and our core value of Safety keeps us focused every day on what matters most: the well-being of our people, the environment and the communities in which we operate. Learn more about our commitment to safety, health, environment, and quality   Sustainability in Focus At Linde, we are actively engaged in efforts to reduce our own footprint as part of our commitment to protect our planet for the long term. At the same time, we are helping our customers to improve their environmental performance. We deliver on our commitment to sustainability through a broad range of concrete measures focused around four key priority factors, which are: Climate Change Safety, Health and Environment People and Community Integrity and Compliance Learn more about how we are helping to sustain and protect our planet   Why Linde Linde is a leading global industrial gases and engineering company with 2023 sales of $33 billion. We live our mission of making our world more productive every day by providing high-quality solutions, technologies and services which are making our customers more successful and helping to sustain, decarbonize and protect our planet. Our industrial gases and technologies are used in countless applications including production of clean hydrogen critical for the energy transition, life-saving medical oxygen and high-purity & specialty gases for electronics, among others. For over 50 years, Linde has been a global leader in hydrogen and is leveraging its engineering capabilities, along with a significant asset base and expertise, to make cleaner energy a reality worldwide. Linde has an exceptional team with a business owner mentality delivering best-in-class financial performance with unwavering capital discipline. Learn more about Why Linde Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

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[ Oxygen Enrichment for Chemical Processes Linde Canada inc Oxygen Enrichment for Chemicals Boost the Efficiency of Your Chemicals Plant Explore how you can improve the performance of various chemical processes with O2e technologies complete with flow control skid, mixing technology and safety review from Linde. Enriching Process Air in Chemical Reactions Oxidation reactions are not just used in Claus plants and fluid catalytic crackers (FCCs) to intensify the process. They are at the heart of countless other chemical processes producing both chemical building blocks and final products. In most oxidation processes, molecular oxygen is the oxidizing agent of choice. The oxygen is usually supplied in the highly diluted form of process air. Approximately 79 percent of air (by volume) is inert and so its oxidation potential is limited. The extra inert “ballast” also has to be routed through the different process steps, which usually requires a significant amount of energy and impacts heat recovery. Our experience shows that oxygen enrichment of air at levels of up to 28 vol% can be safely implemented with minimal equipment changes and operational impact. Typical Use Cases and Safe Deployment O2e has the potential to intensify oxidation processes used in the manufacture of mass products as well as fine and specialty chemicals. It is often also ideal for oxidation processes typically used in the production of base chemicals such as terephthalic acid, ethylene dichloride, cyclohexanone and acrylonitrile. Depending on individual requirements, the industrial oxygen can replace part of the process air feed or it can be added to the existing supply. Our experts are on hand to conduct a thorough process safety review before you convert to O2e and to help you put the appropriate measures in place to safely manage the increased process temperatures caused by the addition of pure oxygen. For ease of deployment, we will also supply the oxygen flow control skid and mixing technology- for the safe, reliable addition of oxygen to a variety of systems. Benefits of O2e at a Glance: Reduced need to invest in new plant equipment to overcome bottlenecks Reduced operating costs, in particular energy costs for compression and waste gas treatment Increased productivity due to higher yields and throughput Better balance for trade with CO2 certificates Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

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[ Guide: Change Password Linde Canada Change Password Linde Canada > Guides > Change Password Quick Guide – Change Your Password Login to your account. Go to My Account and select Go to My Account Profile. Select the Contact Information section. Click on the “Change Password” button. Enter your current password, your new password, then confirm you new password. Click the “Save Changes” button. Your password will be reset to the new one you entered. Quick Guide – Forgot Password If you have forgotten your password, follow these instructions. Click on Sign In / Register. Under the “Password” field, click on the link Forgotten Password? Click here to reset it. Enter the email address associated with your account, in the Email Address field. Click the “Reset Password” button. If the email address is correct, you will receive an email containing a link where you can reset your password. Click on the link provided on the email. Enter and confirm your new password, then click reset the password by clicking the blue button. Your password will be reset to the one you just entered. ]

[ FAQ - Payments & Invoices FAQ - Invoices & Payments FAQs ! Get Started! My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email us Contact Phone Number Store Finder FAQs Getting Started My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Invoices & Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email Phone numbers What happens if I don't pay my invoice on time? As a registered user, with an existing Linde account, any order online will be added to your account, in accordance with your payment terms. If you do not pay your bills on time, it may affect your ability to order or receive products from us and possibly your credit rating. Therefore, it is very important, that if you are unable to pay for any reason, you need to contact Customer Services on 1-800-796-3800 to discuss the matter. How do I sign up for eBilling? Contact our customer service via phone number 1-833-796-3800 or eMail and provide your name and customer number together with the e-mail address that you would like e-invoice to be sent to. Why do I need to pay rental on cylinders? Rental charges cover the maintenance and replenishment of our cylinder stocks, helping us to ensure you are supplied with cylinders that are safe, reliable and fit the purpose of containing gas. We test our cylinders regularly and replace those that have reached the end of serviceable life with new stock, and we continue to invest in development of different cylinder types to meet your supply needs. What are the terms of payment? Invoices must be paid according to our General Terms and Conditions of Sale and any agreed payment terms between Linde Canada Inc. and you the customer. You can find your payment terms in the Account Balance & Statements section of MyAccount. How can I download a copy of my invoice? Click on to the My Account icon in the upper right hand part of the screen. Select the View and Pay Invoices tab and search for your invoice by either the invoice number or a general search. In the column called Related Documents, click on the link "Show documents". Here you will find your invoice copy as well as any other related document like Proof of Delivery & Picking Ticket. Just click on the Download link to download a copy of the document. ]

[ Spent Acid Regeneration Linde Canada Inc Oxygen-Enhanced Combustion for SAR Plants Increasing Spent Acid Regeneration (SAR) Throughput in Chemical Plants The careful injection of oxygen into the combustion process can increase the productivity of SAR plants without increasing NOx emissions. Comprehensive Portfolio of Oxygen Technologies for SAR Plants SAR plants enable chemical producers to recover their spent acid and regenerate it to create high-purity sulfuric acid, which can be re-used. SAR regeneration can thus help to reduce emissions from chemical operations. We have developed a number of oxygen-based technologies that can help SAR plants increase the amount of spent sulfuric acid they can process. Increases of more than 30% have been achieved, depending on factors such as the design of downstream equipment, spent acid volumes, and fuel composition. Improvements in furnace performance, reduction of fuel consumption on a unit basis, and a decrease in nitrogen oxide (NOx) formation can also be achieved. The technologies we deliver to achieve these goals include oxygen for combustion air enrichment, oxygen burners, oxygen lances, and spent acid atomization solutions. For customers with acid streams that are difficult to break up, low-cost lancing and aeration technology installed in the acid furnace can help boost the SAR production capacity. Lancing works by using oxygen pressure to break up the acid stream. Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Guide: Update Contact Information Linde Canada Update Contact Information Linde Canada > Guides > Update Contact Information Quick Guide – Update Personal Information Login to your account. Go to My Account and select Go to My Account Profile. Select your Linde billing account to display the corresponding purchase history. Click the Contact Information. Your personal information will appear. To update your contact information, your titles, name, company, address, and telephone numbers. Click the “Edit Contact Information” button. Update your personal information, then click on the “Save Changes” button. Your personal information is updated. Quick Guide – Update the Email Address For security reasons, your email addresses cannot be changed directly online. You must send a request to Linde Canada, who will update the email address for you, ensuring that all security and privacy regulations are followed. Login to your account. At the top of the page, click on Help & Support. Scroll to the bottom of the section and click the Email link. This will take you to the contact form. Otherwise use this link: lindecanada.ca/shop/LINRegContactForm (You must be logged in). Under What can we help you with?* choose Account. Choose Change my email address under the Type of inquiry* option. If applicable, select a Linde billing account under the Please enter your account number* option. Under Please enter your inquiry below* write a comment explaining the you would like to change your email address. Please include both the new and old email addresses. Review your personal information under the Your details section. It should already be populated, since you have logged into your account. If you would like to get the latest news, and product information from Linde Canada, check the Opt-in option. Click the “Submit” button. Linde will receive your request and will notify you when your email address is updated. If needed, Linde may ask you for additional information, to ensure that it is a legitimate request. ]

[ Guide: Re-order from previous order Linde Canada Re-order from a Previous Order Linde Canada > Guides > Re-order from a Previous Order Quick Guide – Re-order from a Previous Order Login to your account. Go to My Account and select Orders & Deliveries. Select your Linde billing account to display the corresponding purchase history. To view the entire list, click the “View All” button. If desired, filter the document list by type of record, dates, order status, or order types. To re-order products from a previous order, find an order with the desired products and click on the Order No.. The order details will appear. Click the “Buy Again” button. Change the product quantities under Quantity column, if required. Click either the “Add to Cart” or “Add to car & checkout” button. In the shopping cart, confirm the quantity, the payment method and proceed to checkout. The product(s) will be ordered as a normal e-commerce sale. Video how to re-order from a previous order. ]

[ Welding Automation & Workforce Support March 2026 Welding Automation & Workforce Support Canadian fabricators are using cobots, plasma systems , MIG guns & consumables, and process optimized wire to solve labour shortages, cut rework, and increase first pass yield. This guide breaks down shop proven automation and workforce support moves—from Miller PerformArc™ cells and PROSTAR MIG guns to Hypertherm Powermax SYNC® plasma systems and ER70S 6 solid wire—so you can pick the right step change for productivity and safety. Explore what to automate first and how to stage your rollout. Why “Automate the Obvious” Works Labour constraints: Offload repetitive welding, cutting, and grinding to cells/cobots; redeploy skilled techs to high mix work. Quality & consistency: Robot steady travel speeds, torch angles, and gas coverage reduce spatter and rework. Faster payback: Start with single process tasks (short welds, bracket runs, repetitive cut patterns) and scale. Safety: Remove operators from the fume/dust cloud in grinding/cutting and improve ergonomics around heavy parts. Quick Answers to Common Automation Questions 1: Where do I start? Begin with a pre engineered robotic welding cell (e.g., Miller PerformArc™) for short, repetitive welds or tack to weld routines; pair it with PROSTAR ER70S 6 wire appropriately sized for your joint design. Keep manual stations for prototypes/high mix parts. 2: Is plasma automation overkill for a small shop? Not if you’re outsourcing plate parts or spending hours on manual cutting. A Hypertherm Powermax SYNC® system tightens cut quality and reduces changeover via color coded cartridges (drag/mech) and is easy to integrate with a table now—or run handheld until you add a table later. 3: Will my workforce accept “robots”? Position automation as workforce support: cells take the hot, repetitive runs; people handle fit up, inspection, short runs, and changeovers. Upskill operators as cell tenders/programmers. 4: What if I’m not ready for a robot? Adopt incremental automation: upgrade to PROSTAR MIG guns for better ergonomics and consumable life, standardize on contact tips/nozzles, and switch to process appropriate wire to cut rework. You’ll see productivity now and be better staged for robots later. 5: How do I justify ROI? Quantify: cycle time saved per part × parts/month, rework reduction, and labour reallocation. Use a short audit (see StarSolver) to benchmark current state and build a stepwise roadmap. How to Phase Your Automation Phase 1: Stabilize the Manual Cell (0–30 days) Standardize PROSTAR wire and contact tips/nozzles, document parameters, and fix cable management. Add templates/fixtures for your 2–3 highest volume parts. Phase 2: Accelerate Cutting & Prep (30–90 days) Add Hypertherm Powermax SYNC for predictable cut edges and faster fit up; standardize cartridge SKUs by job. Start simple nesting routines (even if hand guided today), and prep for a table when volume warrants. Phase 3: Cell Level Automation (90–180 days) Deploy Miller PerformArc on the most repetitive weldments; train one operator as cell tender. Create a consumable Kanban (tips, nozzles, wire spools) to protect uptime. Phase 4: Continuous Improvement (180+ days) Close the loop with StarSolver audits quarterly; expand fixtures and part families; consider offline programming and a cutting table integration. Calls to Action Book a StarSolver™ productivity audit (30–45 min) to identify your first three wins in automation and workforce support. Find a store for wire, MIG guns, and consumables pickup near you. ]

[ Metal Fabrication Linde Canada Gases & Application Technologies for Metal Fabrication & Processing Adding Tangible Value through Leading Gases & Expertise Metal Fabrication is Everywhere - Enabling the Devices, Appliances, Tools, Buildings, Bridges, Trains, and Machinery We Use in Everyday Life From smartphones to satellites and from buildings to bridges, metal fabrication shapes just about every aspect of our daily lives. Just as diverse as the use cases is the vast spectrum of metals, alloys, surfaces and delivery forms for different applications. In addition, specifications such as functionality and strength of finished parts vary from one industry to another. Building on our vast and proven experience in different metal fabrication processes, we help our customers unlock the huge potential of gases as key enablers of quality, productivity, safety and sustainability. Whether you are specialized in welding, cutting, heating, joining, additive manufacturing or surface treatment, we can help you meet your competitiveness, decarbonization, process digitalization, automation, and occupational health and safety targets. Arc Welding Explore ways to optimize arc welding with our material- and process-specific selection of welding gases tailored to different welding goals and complemented by reliable gas supply solutions. On top, we complement our service with robust, top-of-the-range welding equipment and fillers in many regions. Learn More Laser Joining With our range of laser process gases, you can not only protect the molten metal and heat-affected areas of your workpiece, but also potentially increase welding speed and improve penetration or mechanical properties. Thermal Cutting We deliver high-purity gases, bespoke mixtures, state-of-the-art gas control equipment and supporting services to help optimize your thermal cutting processes - always tailoring our offering to your heat source, whether it be laser beam, plasma stream or fuel. Thermal Coating and Spraying Get the exact surface you need in flame, arc, plasma, laser or cold spraying with our LINSPRAY® thermal spray solutions along with customized gas mixtures and supply concepts. Learn More Flame Heating Our fuel gases can increase the performance of flame straightening, hardening and fusing processes, and of pre-heating and post-heating in welding and hot forming operations. Our proprietary LINDOFLAMM® burners are designed for the best possible and safe management of heat input in combination with the outstanding properties of dissolved acetylene as a fuel gas. Heat Treatment Achieve the metallurgical properties you need by fine-tuning the gas composition in your furnace along with the parameters you apply to various heat treatment processes - with the help of our proven expertise. Learn More Metal Powder Processing We can suggest and even test-drive the gases and mixtures best suited to the production, handling, recycling and storage of sensitive, valuable metal powders you use in 3D printing or in any other powder-based fabrication method. Metal Surface Processing Our CRYOCLEAN® dry ice blasting solution for cleaning, modifying, structuring and finishing fabricated metal parts is a fast, residue-free, environmentally friendly alternative to conventional cleaning methods that often rely on hazardous wet chemicals. Plasma surface processing using reactive process gases is also growing in popularity. Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Lincoln's Buy Red Save Green Promotion Linde Canada Buy Red, Save Green Lincoln's Manufacturer Rebates - Get up to $1,350! Effective until June 30, 2025 Buy Red, Save Green Are you looking to upgrade your welding equipment and save money in the process? Now is the perfect time with Lincoln Electric's "Buy Red, Save Green" promotion! For a limited time, you can receive incredible rebates on a wide range of high-quality Lincoln Electric welding and cutting products. Whether you're a professional welder or a hobbyist, this deal offers significant savings on top-of-the-line equipment. Don't miss out on this opportunity to up your welding game while keeping more green in your pocket. Explore the featured products below and take advantage of these rebates today! Take advantage of these great end user rebates today! Effective until June 30, 2025 you can claim manufacturer rebates up to $1350! POWER MIG® 140MP MIG Welder LINK4498-1 POWER MIG® 260 MIG Welder LINK3520-1 Square Wave® TIG Welder LINK5126-1 Outback® 185 Engine-Drive Welder LINK2706-2 Ranger® 225 Engine Drive Welder LINK2857-1 Ranger® 260MPX™ Engine Drive Welder LINK3458-1 Ranger® 330MPX™ Engine-Drive LINK3459-1 All rebate claims must be submitted directly through Lincoln Electric Canada. Click here for more information. Lincoln Canada – Welding Wire Made in Canada! Stronger Bonds, Proudly Canadian Premium Welding Wire from Lincoln Canada Forge connections that last with our top-tier, Canadian-made welding wire from Lincoln Canada. Engineered with precision and crafted to meet the highest industry standards, our welding wire delivers consistent performance, superior strength, and impeccable quality. Keep your projects strong, your workmanship impeccable, and your pride rooted in Canadian craftsmanship. Choose our welding wire—where quality meets reliability. Experience the strength of Canadian innovation. Weld with confidence. ]

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[ Dry Ice for Halloween Linde Canada Transform Halloween into a Chilling Spectacle with Dry Ice from Linde Canada What Is Dry Ice ? Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide. Unlike regular ice, it does not melt into water. Instead, it sublimates, turning directly from a solid into gas. This creates the thick, ghostly fog, that can be seem in many horror movies, theatrical productions, and hunted house attractions. With a temperature of -78 °C (-109 °F), it is much colder than regular ice and ideal for both chilling and thrilling. Why Use Dry Ice for Halloween? Dry ice is the ultimate Halloween enhancer. It can: Create spooky fog for haunted houses, porches, and party rooms. Add a bubbling, smoky effect to cauldrons and punch bowls. Bring jack-o'-lanterns, ghosts, and zombies to life with misty effects. Make your Halloween décor more immersive and memorable. How-To Ideas for a Spooktacular Halloween 1. Fog-Filled Jack-o'-Lantern Carve a large pumpkin with wide openings. Place a bowl of warm water and dry ice inside to the Jack-o'-Lantern and let fog pour from its eyes and mouth. Elevate the pumpkin for a cascading effect. Add a moisture proof flickering LED lights to make appear as if spirits are emerging from the gourd. 2. Creepy Cobwebs Hide dry ice in a dish behind cobwebs. Use a small fan to blow fog through the webs for an eerie effect. Shine a light on bring attention to the effect and make the room even more eerie. 3. Misty Zombies and Props Hide open containers of dry ice around motion-activated zombies, centrepieces, or spooky lawn displays. It created an eerie mist for added drama. Adding water to the dry ice container intensifies the fog effect but it will cause the dry ice to sublimate quicker. 4. Table Centrepieces Place dry ice in a dish beneath props like skulls or spiders to fill your table with fog. For the mad-scientist laboratory effect, fill the tall glass vases, flasks and jug with different coloured water. Add some dry ice to each container. Place the contained at the centre of the table in an appealing way. Scatter small vintage medial instruments, test tubes, gloves , and PPE around the base. This will add a sinister ambiance to your Halloween dinner. Can you stomach it? 5. Create fog effects No need to rent an expensive fog machine. You can create fog effects with things you may have around your home. Use 4 litres (1 gallon) of water per 900 g (2 lb) of dry ice . Use a deep bowl at least three times the height of the dry ice block. Use a small fan to extend the fog’s reach. Refresh the water regularly to maintain fog quality. How Much Dry Ice Do You Need? The amount depends on your setup, the size of the room, its temperature and how long you want the effect to last. Here is a rule of thumb: 5 kg (11 lb): Ideal for short effects or a small party. 15 kg (33 lb): Enough for continuous fog from late afternoon through the evening. Our Linde Canada dry ice experts can help you determine the right amount when you visit or call. How and When to Buy Dry Ice Purchase on the day of your event, ideally a few hours before use. Bring a chest cooler or Styrofoam polystyrene container. Do not use a portable fridge or freezer. Do not seal dry ice in airtight containers, as gas buildup can cause them to burst. Place the dry ice container in your vehicle’s trunk, not in the passenger area of your vehicle. If the trunk shares the same space as the passenger are, such as in a minivan, crossover, SUV or hatchback, open the windows a touch to allow for ventilation. Storage Tips: Use an insulated cooler with ventilation. A Styrofoam chest with a loose-fitting lid is ideal. Line the inside of your cooler with cardboard, polystyrene foam, or a blanket to protect it from damage. Never store dry ice in a sealed container or in your freezer. Dry Ice Safety Dry ice is safe when used properly. Follow these essential guidelines: Never touch dry ice with bare hands. Use insulated gloves or tongs. Do not ingest dry ice or place it directly in drinks. Keep dry ice away from children and pets. Use in well-ventilated areas. Never store in closets or enclosed spaces. Ensure fresh air circulation when transporting dry ice in a vehicle. To dispose of leftover dry ice , leave it in its container in a ventilated area. It will sublimate naturally. Where to Buy Dry Ice ? Use our store locator to call your nearest Linde Canada location to find your supply of dry ice . Our team will help you choose the right quantity and provide tips for safe handling and storage. In all of Canada: Call 1-800-225-8247 In Québec: Call 1-877-452-2373 Make Halloween Magical with Linde Canada Dry Ice From fog-filled pumpkins to haunted cauldrons, dry ice brings your Halloween to life. Let the chilling begin. Find Dry Ice Near You Dry ice is available at participating Linde Canada locations across the country. Contact your local store to confirm availability and determine the quantity you'll need for your display. Find a Store Call to Reserve Dry Ice Halloween Dry Ice Essentials Checklist Before picking up your dry ice , make sure you have everything you need for a safe and successful event. ✓ insulated gloves ✓ Safety Glasses ✓ Insulated Cooler with Ventilation Frequently Asked Questions About Dry Ice 1. Where can I buy dry ice near me? Linde Canada locations across Canada offer dry ice . Contact your local location to check availability and reserve your quantity. 2. How long does dry ice last? Dry ice gradually sublimates into carbon dioxide gas. Storage conditions, temperature, and container type all impact how long it lasts. Estimated dry ice duration time. These estimates are based on a standard 50 L insulated cooler maintained at an ambient temperature of 24 °C (75°F). Calculations assume an average sublimation rate of 0.22 kg/hr for dry ice slabs and 0.26 kg/hr for dry ice nuggets. Actual dry ice life will vary based on storage conditions and cooler performance. Up to 6 Hours Dry Ice Slabs: 3 kg (6.6 lb) Dry Ice Nuggets: 3 kg (6.6 lb) Typical Use: Day trips, short events, grocery transport Up to 12 Hours Dry Ice Slabs: 4 kg (8.8 lb) Dry Ice Nuggets: 4 kg (8.8 lb) Typical Use: Full-day outings, picnics, fishing trips Up to 24 Hours Dry Ice Slabs: 6 kg (13.2 lb) Dry Ice Nuggets: 7 kg (15.4 lb) Typical Use: Overnight storage, camping, road trips Up to 48 Hours Dry Ice Slabs: 11 kg (24.3 lb) Dry Ice Nuggets: 13 kg (28.7 lb) Typical Use: Weekend travel, extended food storage Up to 72 Hours Dry Ice Slabs: 16 kg (35.3 lb) Dry Ice Nuggets: 19 kg (41.9 lb) Typical Use: Long weekends, multi-day transport, emergency preparedness 3. Can I create fog without a fog machine? Yes. Dry ice combined with warm water creates thick, low-lying fog without the need for a fog machine. 4. Is dry ice safe for Halloween decorations? Yes, when proper handling and storage guidelines are followed. 5. How much dry ice should I purchase? The quantity depends on the size of your display and the duration of the effect. Linde Canada can help determine the right amount. ]

[ Metal Linde Canada Industrial Gas Supply, Technology & Equipment for Metal Production Strengthening Your Metal Production Processes Individualized Solutions for Greater Efficiency and Productivity As a trusted, proven supplier of gases and application technologies to the metal production industry, we are proud to support hundreds of steel and non-ferrous mills worldwide with products that help skyscrapers soar, trains run and ships sail. Our industrial gases are used extensively in metal production to lower cost, improve energy efficiency, deliver environmental benefits and improve productivity. Steel Reduce emissions in steelmaking while also enhancing productivity, efficiency and quality - with gases and combustion/injection innovations from Linde Aluminum Discover how our gases and application technologies are increasing efficiency across the entire aluminum value chain - from melting to finishing Copper Read how we are helping copper manufacturers meet rising pressure to recycle, lower carbon emissions and improve environmental performance Mining Elevate the efficiency of your mining operations with our advanced gas solutions for pyro-metallurgical and hydro-metallurgical operations Broad Application & Service Spectrum For many decades now, we have been reliably providing the ferrous metal industry with gases such as oxygen (O2), argon (Ar), nitrogen (N2) and hydrogen (H2). These gases support the manufacture of cast iron, carbon steel and stainless steel. If you work with metals such as aluminum, aluminum alloys or copper in the non-ferrous sector, we also supply O2, N2 and H2 - supporting everything from primary production to finishing operations. Complementing our gases, we offer a wide range of services that include the design, build, start-up and support of application equipment. And we provide everything from cylinders to on-site systems to integrated mills, mini mills, foundries and non-ferrous mills to enhance the efficiency of combustion processes. When you get all of your solutions from one trusted industrial gas supplier, you have the time and the freedom to focus on your core business. Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ EVOS, PODs & Microbulk Linde Canada June 2026 EVOS , PODs & Microbulk : How Smarter Gas Solutions Empower Safer, More Productive Welding Teams EVOS , PODs & Microbulk : Smarter, Safer Gas Solutions for Welding Learn how EVOS , PODs , and Microbulk gas solutions improve safety, reduce downtime, and empower welding teams with smarter, more reliable gas delivery. Welding Productivity Starts with the Right Gas Infrastructure When fabrication teams struggle with productivity, the conversation often starts—and ends—with equipment, labour availability, or consumables. But one critical factor is often overlooked: Gas delivery. From cylinder changeouts and inconsistent flow to safety risks and unplanned downtime, outdated gas supply models quietly erode efficiency and put pressure on welding teams already stretched thin. That’s why more fabricators are rethinking how gas gets delivered to the point of use. Solutions like EVOS , PODs , and Microbulk aren’t just infrastructure upgrades—they’re tools that empower teams to work smarter, safer, and with fewer disruptions. The Real Problems Fabrication Teams Face Today: Modern welding operations are under pressure from multiple angles: Skilled labour shortages Rising production targets Increased safety expectations Demand for consistent weld quality Limited floor space and cluttered work areas On top of that, traditional cylinders introduce hidden inefficiencies: Frequent changeouts interrupt workflows Inconsistent pressure impacts weld quality Manual handling increases safety risk Inventory management consumes time and space Smarter gas delivery solutions remove these barriers—freeing teams to focus on welding, not workarounds. EVOS : Built-In Safety and Confidence at Every Station How can we improve gas safety without adding complexity for operators? EVOS is designed to make safety automatic. Instead of relying on manual checks or operator intervention, EVOS integrates safety features directly into the gas delivery system at the point of use. How EVOS Empowers Teams Improved safety control at each workstation Reduced risk of leaks or misuse Consistent, reliable gas flow Less reliance on manual handling For supervisors, EVOS delivers peace of mind. For operators, it removes guesswork—allowing them to weld with confidence, knowing gas delivery is stable and controlled. Bottom line: Safety becomes part of the process, not an extra step. Linde’s new Productivity-On-Demand (POD) portable microbulk gas delivery system provides construction companies, shipbuilders and heavy fabricators with an alternative to facilities and jobsites filled with single cylinders, cylinder packs and portable liquid vessels. As a complete gas supply system that can be moved while full and works where you work, it helps improve productivity, boost efficiency and reduce costs by reducing cylinder handling and change-outs. Innovative and flexible, the POD System ensures a high purity gas supply that’s convenient and dependable. Microbulk Advantage Convenience Can be moved practically anywhere while full using a crane or forklift Uninterrupted gas supply through seamless change-outs Simplified billing Cellular telemetry for supply monitoring and automatic, on-time order generation GPS tracking to simplify asset management Productivity Reduced downtime associated with cylinder change-outs Elimination of residual product returns One POD can empower 25 or more welders Quality Consistent blend quality and accuracy High purity liquid supply Safety Minimized employee handling and transporting of cylinders Reduced site traffic with fewer deliveries Regulatory Compliance All components are supplied complete with CRN numbers Microbulk : The Sweet Spot Between Cylinders and Bulk Is there a more efficient alternative to cylinders without going full bulk? Microbulk systems bridge the gap. By replacing high-pressure cylinders with on-site, low-pressure tanks, Microbulk delivers a steady supply of gas with fewer interruptions and improved safety. Key Benefits Teams Feel Every Day: No more frequent cylinder changeouts Reduced downtime during critical jobs Improved safety from low-pressure storage Less residual gas waste Cleaner, more organized workspaces Microbulk aligns perfectly with lean manufacturing goals—minimizing waste, simplifying logistics, and keeping welders welding. Smarter Systems, Stronger Teams. EVOS , PODs , and Microbulk all share one purpose: remove friction from the welding process. When gas delivery is reliable, teams: Maintain consistent weld quality Experience fewer interruptions Work in safer, less cluttered environments Spend more time on value-added work These systems don’t replace skilled welders—they support them. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 1. Which gas delivery solution is best for welding shops? The best solution depends on gas volume, number of stations, and growth plans. EVOS enhances safety at the point of use, PODs support multi-station distribution, and Microbulk replaces cylinders for medium-volume users. 2. Are Microbulk systems safer than cylinders? Yes. Microbulk systems use low-pressure storage, reduce manual handling, and eliminate many cylinder-related risks. 3. Can these systems reduce downtime? Absolutely. Fewer changeouts, consistent supply, and centralized distribution all help keep welding operations running continuously. 4. Do these solutions require major facility changes? In most cases, no. EVOS , PODs , and Microbulk are designed to integrate into existing operations with minimal disruption. 5. How do these systems improve weld quality? Consistent gas flow and pressure reduce variability, leading to cleaner welds and fewer rework issues. Empower Your People, Not Just Your Processes Productivity isn’t just about speed—it’s about giving teams the right tools to succeed. With EVOS , PODs , and Microbulk , fabricators can create safer environments, reduce daily frustrations, and enable their teams to perform at their best. Smarter gas delivery doesn’t just improve operations—it empowers people. Smarter gas delivery is only the first step. To unlock the full value of EVOS , PODs , and Microbulk , fabrication teams need to understand how gas supply, welding parameters, and workflows interact across the entire operation. That’s where Starsolver™ comes in. Linde’s Starsolver™ Productivity Enhancement Program pairs data-driven analysis with hands-on expertise to help you: Optimize gas delivery and supply modes Improve weld consistency and quality Reduce downtime, rework, and safety risk Empower your teams with safer, more reliable systems Achieve real productivity gains—often without capital investment By combining EVOS , PODs , and Microbulk with a Starsolver™ evaluation, Linde helps turn infrastructure improvements into measurable, sustainable performance results. Ready to empower your teams with smarter, safer gas solutions? Contact Linde to book a Starsolver™ assessment and see how optimized gas delivery can drive productivity, safety, and confidence on your shop floor. ]

[ Cobots Linde Canada Inc Cobots Linde Canada is committed to making our world more productive by facilitating our client’s industrial automation with cutting-edge collaborative robot (cobot) solutions. Cobots are robotic helpers designed to work alongside human operators to improve efficiency on welding applications. Unlike traditional industrial robots, cobots do not replace humans but enhance human capabilities. Overview: Enhanced Safety Built-in sensors and force limitations, cobots reduce workplace injuries while enabling human-robot collaboration. Increased Flexibility Easily programmable and adjustable, cobots can be repositioned and reprogrammed for various tasks without the need of technical staff. Improved Productivity By automating welding processes, cobots can streamline the production process and produce consistent results in manufacturing. Better Precision By reducing human error, cobots work with skilled welders to enhance their capabilities and eliminating errors produced by shaky hands or inconsistent speeds. Cost-Effective Automation Unlike conventional industrial robots, cobots are an affordable automation solution for even smallest of shops. Linde Canada offers the following products to help meet the needs of small to medium sized manufacturers: The Lincoln Electric® COOPER™ Cobot The Lincoln Electric® COOPER™ Cobot robotic welding system designed for ease of use and flexibility, making automation accessible to a wide range of industries. It offers, user-friendly programming, multiple industry integration, a portable and compact size, and the ability to integrate with advanced welding systems. Click here to view more detail Click here to view less detail Collaborative Robot Welding Solution: The Lincoln Electric® COOPER™ Cobot robotic welding system features simplified programming with the new tablet-based teach pendant and the ability to teach at the torch. Simply move the cobot’s arm with your hand to the weld start and finish. These cobot welding systems are built for the industrial space and has access to Lincoln Electric’s highest productivity weld programs allowing you to maximize productivity. Ideal For: High-mix job shops Repair and remanufacturing Part resurfacing and reconditioning Roof and bridge trusses Mechanical contractors and pipe shops Agricultural equipment Steel fabricators and metal service centers Training and educational programs The COOPER™ Cobot robotic welding system easily moves to parts that need to be welded and can be safely operated in tandem with your production staff. What’s Included: FANUC® CRX with tablet based TP or ABB® GoFa collaborative arc welding robot arm with robust controller AutoDrive® 4R100 wire feeder (air cooled) or AutoDrive 4R220 wire feeder (water cooled) Power Wave® R450 welder Fixed welding table (on options with cart) Heavy duty casters (on options with cart) Stabilizing kickstand (on options with cart) The Cooper™ App CSA approval for Canada System Options: Wire reel assembly kit Modular tooling table and components (on options with cart) Mag-switch base for multiple mounting options (on options with cart) Integrated fume extraction (on options with cart) JumpStart onsite startup package – 2-day coaching and preparation session with cobot subject matter expert Benefits: Increase Productivity Increase productivity with a collaborative robot system that your operators can work alongside with. Simplified Programming The simplified, icon-based programming is designed for straightforward, user-friendly operation. Teach At The Torch Designed for an operator at any level of experience with robotics, the COOPER™ Cobot system allows for teaching at the torch. Flexible Work Zone The adaptable and easy to move system allows you to bring the cobot to every part. Providing greater flexibility and more freedom to automate your welding throughout your facility. Small Footprint Mobile, flexible system with small footprint on the shop floor. Touch Panel Tablet Teach Pendant: The Cooper™ App will help you quickly program and produce quality welds. On-screen steps guide users through the weld programming process easily. Whether your fabrication requires a standard singlepass liner weld or structural steel multi-pass welds, the Cooper™ App can help. Lincoln Arc. Welding Plug-In: Receives input directly from pushbuttons at the integrated torch, automatically recording points on the timeline. Operator can clearly see specific arc start/end points on timeline and “tap” to change weld parameters. Available Models: Air Cooled Part Number Lincoln Part Number Model Dimensions Robotic Arm Payload Dimensions Robotic Arm Reach System Weight Fixed Table Work Envelope Fixed Table Payload LINAD2489-8 AD2489-8 Cooper CRX-10iA/L air cooled welding cobot cart 1,752.6 mm x 889 mm x 2,032 mm (69 in x 35 in x 80 in) 10 mm (22 in) 1,418 mm (55.8 in) 407 kg (895 lb) 1,117.6 mm x 889 mm (44 x 35 in) 226 kg (500 lb) LINAD2489-6 AD2489-6 Cooper CRX-251iA air cooled welding cobot cart 1,752.6 mm x 1,174 mm x 2,662 mm (69 in x 46 in x 105 in) 25 mm (55 in) 1,889 mm (74.4 in) 905 kg (1,995 lb) N/A N/A LINAD2501-1 AD2501-1 Cooper 15000 GoFa air cooled cobot cart 1,752.6 mm x 889 mm x 2,032 mm (69 in x 35 in x 80 in) 5 mm (11 in) 950 mm (37.4 in) 475 kg (1,047.2 lb) 1,117.6 mm x 889 mm (44 x 35 in) 226 kg (500 lb) Water Cooled Part Number Lincoln Part Number Model Dimensions Robotic Arm Payload Dimensions Robotic Arm Reach System Weight Fixed Table Work Envelope Fixed Table Payload LINAD2489-10 AD2489-10 Cooper CRX-10iA/L water cooled welding cobot cart 1,752.6 mm x 889 mm x 2,032 mm (69 in x 35 in x 80 in) 10 mm (22 in) 1,418 mm (55.8 in) 522 kg (1,150 lb) 1,117.6 mm x 889 mm (44 x 35 in) 226 kg (500 lb) LINAD2489-7 AD2501-7 Cooper CRX-251iA water cooled welding cobot cart 1,752.6 mm x 1,174 mm x 2,662 mm (69 in x 46 in x 105 in) 25 mm (55 in) 1,889 mm (74.4 in) 1,005 kg (2,216 lb) N/A N/A Aluminum Part Number Lincoln Part Number Model Dimensions Robotic Arm Payload Dimensions Robotic Arm Reach System Weight Fixed Table Work Envelope Fixed Table Payload LINAD2489-14 AD2489-14 Cooper CRX-10iA/L aluminum welding cobot cart 1,752.6 mm x 889 mm x 2,032 mm (69 in x 35 in x 80 in) 10 mm (22 in) 1,418 mm (55.8 in) 531 kg (1,170 lb) 1,117.6 mm x 889 mm (44 x 35 in) 226 kg (500 lb) LINAD2489-16 AD2489-16 Cooper CRX-25iA aluminum welding cobot cart 1,752.6 mm x 1,174 mm x 2,662 mm (69 in x 46 in x 105 in) 25 mm (55 in) 1,889 mm (74.4 in) 1,005 kg (2,216 lb) N/A N/A Click Here to Go to the Top The Miller Copilot™ Collaborative Welding System Ideal for businesses just entering the robotic welding field, the Miller® Copilot™ Collaborative Welding System offers an affordable entry into the world of high-performance automated manufacturing. It offers, a simplified operation, compact and mobile size, and a reliable quality. Click here to view more detail Click here to view less detail Miller® Copilot™ Collaborative Welding System Copilot is an entry-level collaborative welding cell for welders new to robotic welding. It’s available in air-cooled and water-cooled configurations. Entry-level collaborative welding cell. Operator loads and unloads from a single station that can be shared with the robot envelope. Great for new-to-automation welding challenges and for experienced robotic welders who need affordability and the ability to address high-mix, low volume operating scenarios in a small footprint. Ships partially assembled with a video setup guide and instructions. Copilot is mounted on castor wheels for easy positioning and placement. Easy to relocate. Relocate your cobot workstation in four easy steps: unplug equipment and raise leveling feet, push by hand, re-level feet, and plug in equipment. Welding-centric software and programming that is easy to use. Model Types: Air-Cooled System Specifications Input Power Standard Arc Welding Configuration Payload Capacity Approximate Dimensions Approximate Shipping Weight Copilot: 110 V Auto Deltaweld™ 350: 208/230/460 V, 3-phase, or 230 V, 1-phase, 60 Hz Miller® Deltaweld™ 350 or Miller® Deltaweld™ 500 or Miller® Auto-Continuum™ 350 680 kg (1,500 lbs) (with feet) 340 kg (750 lbs) (with casters) Height: 2,134 mm (84 in) Width: 1,219 mm (48 in) Depth: 1,321 mm (52 in) Load height: 940 mm (37 in) 771 kg (1,700 lbs) SKU Number Product Description MIL951000108 Miller Model Number: 951000108 - Includes Auto-Continuum™ 350, Auto-Continuum™ wire drive motor assembly, welding robot, TOUGH GUN® CA3 robotic MIG gun, integrated welding table, Strong Hand Tools® kit and all required interconnecting cables. MIL951000110 Miller Model Number: 951000110 - Includes Auto Deltaweld™ 350, Auto Deltaweld™ Basic fixed wire drive, welding robot, TOUGH GUN® CA3 robotic MIG gun, integrated welding table, Strong Hand Tools® kit and all required interconnecting cables. MIL951000111 Miller Model Number: 951000111 - Includes Auto Deltaweld™ 500 (575V), Auto Deltaweld™ Basic fixed wire drive, welding robot, TOUGH GUN® CA3 robotic MIG gun, integrated welding table, Strong Hand Tools® kit and all required interconnecting cables. Water-Cooled System Specifications Input Power Standard Arc Welding Configuration Payload Capacity Approximate Dimensions Approximate Shipping Weight Copilot: 110V Auto-Continuum™ 500: Auto-Line™ 230-575V, 3-phase, 50/60 Hz Arc welder: Auto-Continuum™ 500 Wire drive: Auto-Continuum™ wire drive motor assembly 680 kg (1,500 lbs) (with feet) 340 kg (750 lbs) (with castors) Height: 2,134 mm (84 in) Width: 1,219 mm (48 in) Depth: 1,321 mm (52 in) Load height: 940 mm (37 in) 771 kg (1,700 lbs) SKU Number Product Description MIL951000105 Miller Model Number: 951000105 - System includes Auto-Continuum™ 500, Auto-Continuum wire drive, welding robot, TOUGH GUN® CA3 Welding Cell robotic MIG gun with I.C.E.® technology, Coolmate™ 1.3 with 15 L (4 gallons) of coolant 11, integrated welding table with pull-out shelf for Coolmate, Strong Hand Tools® kit, and all required interconnecting cables. Click Here to Go to the Top Linde Canada: Your Partner in Cobot Welding Automation Let Linde Canada empower your businesses to be more productive. Whether you are looking for the advanced capabilities or ease of use, we have the solutions to meet your needs. Contact our automation support team today to learn how cobots can enhance your manufacturing output. Linde has a team of Productivity & Automation Specialists that can provide information regarding metal fabrication solutions in cobots. Contact the Productivity Specialist in your area: Automation.Support@Linde.com Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Carbon Dioxide A Versatile, Sustainable Gas Linde Canada April 2026 Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) : A Versatile, Sustainable Gas, Powering Modern Industries Discover the many industrial and commercial applications of carbon dioxide (CO₂) —from food and beverage to manufacturing, refrigeration, water treatment, dry ice cleaning and fumigation. Quick Answers About CO₂ Applications 1. Does using CO₂ harm the environment? No. The CO₂ used in industry is captured as a by product of manufacturing processes—such as ammonia, alcohol, and fertilizer production—and would otherwise be released directly into the atmosphere. Linde captures, purifies, and reuses it, making industrial CO₂ an environmentally efficient choice. 2. How is CO₂ supplied? CO₂ is stored and transported as a liquid in pressurized tanks or supplied in cylinders. It can also be provided as dry ice pellets or blocks produced from liquefied CO₂ . 3. What makes CO₂ so useful across industries? CO₂’s unique properties—such as being inert, dense, cold, and non flammable—make it an ideal medium for cooling, carbonation, pH control, welding, and cleaning. 4. Why is CO₂ used as a replacement for harmful substances? CO₂ can replace chemicals like halons or Freons (CFCs) in fire suppression and foam production. These alternatives harm the ozone layer, while CO₂ does not. Summary Carbon dioxide is more than a greenhouse gas—it is a critical industrial tool. When responsibly captured and purified, CO₂ supports essential applications across food processing, manufacturing, water treatment, agriculture, welding, refrigeration, and environmental cleaning technologies. Many industries rely on CO₂ for safer processes, improved product quality, and sustainable alternatives to ozone damaging substances. Below, we explore the most common CO₂ applications and how Linde supports these operations with high purity gas supply and advanced CO₂ solutions. 1. Food & Beverage Applications: Freshness, Carbonation & Cooling CO₂ plays a key role in maintaining freshness, quality, and flavour across the food and beverage industry. Applications: Carbonation for beverages gives drinks their crisp taste. Food Packaging – CO₂ prolongs shelf life, allowing for expanded food distribution Food refrigeration and freezing—liquid CO₂ and dry ice enable rapid cooling while avoiding water contamination. Dry ice logistics—Pellets and blocks keep food cold without electricity. 2. Industrial Manufacturing: A Clean, Efficient Processing Gas CO₂ is widely used in manufacturing due to its versatility as a non flammable, non toxic and relatively inert gas. Applications: Shielding gas for welding — CO₂ provides deep penetration, high heat input and effective shielding of the weld pool from atmospheric contamination. Industrial cooling—liquid CO₂ delivers precise and efficient temperature control. Foam manufacturing— CO₂ replaces ozone depleting CFCs in polystyrene and polyurethane production. 3. Water Treatment & Environmental Protection CO₂ provides an environmentally friendly alternative to harsher chemicals. Applications: Drinking water purification— CO₂ is a low corrosion agent for adjusting pH. Wastewater neutralization— CO₂ helps stabilize pH before discharge without harmful byproducts and the risk of overshooting. Swimming pool pH control— CO₂ is cost effective, eliminates on site acid storage and handling, reduces risk of chlorine gas formation, improving safety for both swimmers and staff. 4. Agriculture & Greenhouse Production CO₂ can promote healthy plant development when applied correctly. Applications: CO₂ enrichment in greenhouses—boosts plant growth, yield, and overall crop quality. 5. Dry Ice (Solid CO₂) : Cleaning, Cooling & Logistics Dry ice is an extremely versatile form of CO₂ with widespread industrial use. Applications: Dry ice blasting (CRYOCLEAN®) —a powerful cleaning method solution that removes residues without chemicals, water, or abrasion. Cold chain logistics—keeps products frozen during transport without electrical refrigeration. Precision cooling—ideal for temperature sensitive manufacturing steps. 6. Fire Suppression & Safety Applications CO₂ is a safe, effective replacement for harmful chemical fire suppressants. Why CO₂ Works Non conductive Leaves no residue Does not damage the ozone layer Used in: Fire extinguishers (replacing halons) 7. Refrigeration Systems CO₂ (R744) is a natural, environmentally friendly refrigerant R744 replaces hydrofluorocarbons (HFC) and Hydrochlofluorocarbons (HCFC) Commonly being used in supermarket cooling systems CO₂ based R744 systems also support lower fuel consumption in refrigerated trucking. 8. Production, Storage & Supply Options How CO₂ is produced Captured as a by product from ammonia, alcohol, and fertilizer production. Then: Purified Compressed Liquefied Stored in tanks or cylinders Expanded into dry ice pellets or blocks for solid CO₂ applications Supply formats Bulk liquid CO₂ Cylinders Microbulk (optional) Dry ice pellets Dry ice blocks Why Choose Linde for CO₂ Solutions High purity, food grade and industrial grade CO₂ Reliable national delivery network Expertise in CO₂ capture, purification, and storage Environmentally responsible sourcing Industry leading technologies like CRYOCLEAN® Whether you're upgrading cooling systems, improving carbonation, adjusting pH, or exploring dry ice cleaning , Linde has the CO₂ format and purity level to support your needs. Connect with us to order CO₂ cylinders, bulk liquid, or dry ice products today. ]

[ ProStar Welding Helmets Product Guide How to chose the right welding helmet. Safety Safety should always be the top priority. All welding helmets must be compliant according to CSA Z94.3. All PROSTAR welding helmets meet these standards and meet USA standards ANSI Z87.1. We also recommend wearing safety glasses and a welding beanie under welding helmets. Check out our full line of PPE including safety glasses & welding beanies, online at shop.lindecanada.ca or in store. Product Type The next essential feature when choosing a welding helmet is the type but more specifically the welding lens type. There are two types of lenses; passive and auto-darkening. Passive helmets have a dark tinted lens, usually with shade #10. The lens will remain in a dark state throughout the welding process; however the user must remove the helmet to inspect the working area. These products are necessary for certain welding processes but provide a more economical choice. Auto-darkening helmets are more of an all-around solution for all levels of expertise in welding. These helmets will automatically darken once the weld arc is struck and often the different shade levels can be adjusted. Typically, shades 4-13 are used for grinding and cutting and shades 9-13 are used for welding. See shade guide table for more guidance on application and shade levels:  : Welding Process Arc Current (amps) 0.5 2.5 10 20 40 80 125 175 225 275 350 450     1 5 15 30 60 100 150 200 250 300 400 500 SMAW   9 10 11 12 13 14 MIG (heavy)   10 11 12 13 14 MIG (light)   10 11 12 13 14 15 TIG, GTAW   9 10 11 12 13 14 MAG/CO2   10 11 12 13 14 15 SAW   10 11 12 13 14 15 PAC   11 12 13 PAW   8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Optical Clarity Welding helmets come with varying dimensions of the viewing area. A larger viewing area provides more visibility to the actual weld and working area, while a smaller viewing area provides a more focused view of the weld and working area. Depending on the application the viewing area should be taken into consideration for optical clarity. Comfort & Durability Once safety and performance are established the two other important features are comfort and durability. The welding helmet should be lightweight and comfortable to use for a full day’s work, but the helmet should also be durable to withstand the different welding processes. The helmet headgear will be an important factor in making the welding helmet comfortable. Comfort features such as integrated foam padding and an adjustable headgear will allow the helmet to be used for longer periods of time, ultimately ensuring the worker is protected during welding processes. Auto-darkening Helmets PROSTAR™ Pulse Welding Helmet PRS617105 PRS617110 PRS617115 Features & Benefits Viewing area of 12.1 square inches (78.3 square mm) Digital filter dark shade: 5-8 / 9-13 Fully adjustable ratchet headgear with integrated foam pad for added comfort TrueColour technology broadens viewable colour range for better view of the weld pool Adjustable sensitivity controls with 4 ARC sensors Controls for weld/grind/cut modes Optical clarity classification: 1/1/1/2 UR/IR protection: >DIN15 Low AMP TIG adapted for > or = to 5 amps Solar cell and lithium battery power supply Extra inside and outside lens included Meets CSA Z94.3 3-year warranty PROSTAR™ 615 Welding Helmet PRS61510 Replacement Headgear - PRS617110 Features & Benefits Lightweight, durable helmet with head and neck coverage Easy to replace front polycarbonate safety lens 4 solar powered sensors for longer shelf-life and prolonged use. Battery backup is provided with the purchase TIG welding up to 5 amps Ratchet headgear with integrated foam pad for added comfort High-quality 60 mm analog filter with shades 7 - 13 Low AMP TIG adapted for > or = to 5 amps Variable sensitivity & delay settings, including grind and weld mode Meets CSA Z94.3 2-year warranty Passive Helmets PROSTAR™ 621 Welding Helmets PRS62101 Add to cart Details PRS62102 Add to cart Details PRS62103 Add to cart Details Features & Benefits Durable, lightweight design Adjustable headgear Standard shade 10 filter plate and cover factory installed Two models to select from: 2x4 lift and 4x5 fixed Meets CSA Z94.3 2-year warranty Part Number Description Viewing Field Warranty Buy PRS62101 Lift Style 2in x 4 1/4in (51 mm x 105 mm) 2 years PRS62102 Fixed Style 4 1/2 in x 5 1/4 in (105 mm x 133 mm) 2 years PRS62103 Replacement Headgear - - Replacement Lenses PROSTAR™ Cover Lenses Clear cover lenses fit directly over your welding filter lens to protect from weld spatter. Description 2x4 in (51mm x 102 mm) 4x5 in (102mm x 127 mm) CR-39 PRS64001 PRS64028 Glass PRS64209 PRS64210 PROSTAR Safety Lenses Polycarbonate safety lenses are dual-purpose for use as both an inside cover lens, and an outside safety lens. PROSTAR polycarbonate lenses meet all impact requirements according to CSA Z94.3 standards. Description 2x4 in (51mm x 102 mm) 4x5 in (102mm x 127 mm) Polycarbonate PRS64027 PRS64038 PROSTAR™ Magnifying Lenses Fits behind the welding lens for better short-range vision. The higher the diopter number, the greater the magnification power. Size available is 2" x 4" (51 mm x 102 mm). Available only in plastic version. Part Number Diopter (strenght) Buy PRS64201 +1.00 PRS64202 +1.25 PRS64203 +1.50 PRS64204 +1.75 PRS64205 +2.00 PRS64206 +2.25 PRS62107 +2.50 PRS62108 +3.00 PROSTAR Glass Filter Lenses Hardened glass lenses provide UV and IR protection as well as durability and strength. Both a cover lens and a polycarbonate safety lens must be used on either side of glass filter lens to ensure proper eye protection. Shade 2 x 4 in (51mm x 102 mm) 4 x 5 in (102mm x 127 mm) Shade 5 PRS64012 PRS64029 Shade 9 PRS64016 PRS64032 Shade 10 PRS64017 PRS64033 Shade 11 PRS64018 PRS64034 Shade 12 PRS64019 PRS64035 PROSTAR OEM Replacement Lenses Keep your cover plate clean or replace when it becomes dirty or discoloured with our PROSTAR OEM replacement lenses for Miller and 3M Speedglass welding helmets. OEM Replacement Lenses Miller Elite Series Replacement Lenses PRS64220 Outside cover lens PRS64223 Inseide cover lens Miller Pro-Hobby Series Replacement Lenses PRS64222 Outside cover lens PRS64224 Inseide cover lens Miller Performance Series Replacement Lenses PRS64226 Outside cover lens PRS64225 Inside cover lens 3M Speedglass (Hornell) PRS64228 9000 Series outside cover lens PRS64229 9000X/9000XF Series inside cover lens PRS64230 9000F/900XV Series inside cover lens ]

[ Pipeline Pigging Linde Canada Inc Pressurized Nitrogen for Chemical Plant Pipeline Pigging Operations Clean, Dry Nitrogen as the Ideal Tool for Pipeline Cleaning, Purging or Inspections Supporting pipeline maintenance and inspection work in chemical production plants with a steady supply of pressurized nitrogen for cleaning and purging. Extensive pipelines in the base and petrochemical industries often require maintenance and inspection work. Pressure-driven pigs are typically required to seal off the pipeline section in question. There are a variety of pig designs available, generally divided into two primary categories. Utility and smart pigs can be propelled using the contents of the pipe. Alternatively, the pig can use another fluid such as nitrogen gas. For cases when pigs are not propelled using the contents of the pipe, or when pigging is used to purge the contents of the pipeline, nitrogen offers an excellent option to propel the pig. We offer extensive expertise in both nitrogen supply solutions and gas pressure and flow control capabilities. Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Starsolver: Increase Welding Productivity Linde Canada May 2026 Starsolver™: The Proven Method to Increase Welding Productivity and Reduce Fabrication Costs Boost welding productivity and cut operating costs with Starsolver™. Learn how Linde’s data driven workflow optimization transforms fabrication performance. Modern Fabricators Are Losing Productivity — Here’s Why Across most fabrication shops, labour and overhead represent 85% of total welding costs, while materials account for only 15%. That means the biggest productivity opportunities are hidden inside the workflow itself — not in the raw materials. Small inefficiencies compound into major costs: Defects / Rework Waiting / Downtime Post weld Clean up Overprocessing Lack of Automation Incorrect gas supply mode Process variation Starsolver™ uncovers these bottlenecks quickly and delivers fast, measurable improvements that often require no capital investment. What Is Starsolver™? Starsolver™ is Linde’s structured, engineering-led productivity enhancement program used to optimize welding, cutting, and fabrication processes. Shops can achieve up to 10–20% cost reductions with Starsolver™, and in some cases dramatic throughput gains, including production jumping from 100 to 300 parts per day. What makes Starsolver™ powerful is its combination of: Data capture Parameter analysis Process measurement Hands-on engineering expertise All guided by Linde’s Metfab Productivity Specialists (MPS): seasoned welding, cutting, and automation professionals with deep industry knowledge. How the Starsolver™ Optimization Process Works The program follows a five-step methodology proven to improve throughput without disrupting production: 1. Evaluate the Entire Workflow (Low Disruption) A specialist conducts a full walk-through of your welding and cutting operations — from material handling to final inspection — with minimal impact on production. 2. Measure Real Production Parameters Starsolver™ records critical data including: Travel speed Duty cycle Gas usage Weld size Wire feed speed Cutting parameters Operator efficiency Power consumption 3. Analyze the Root Causes of Waste Linde’s Metfab Productivity Specialists (MPS) quantify your losses by measuring: Rework Rejects Post weld cleanup Changeover time Setup delays 4. Improve With a Prioritized Action Plan You receive a simple, clear list of the highest impact recommendations — often involving process changes, gas optimization, or parameter tuning, not new equipment. Linde reports that this approach consistently delivers throughput increases and cost reductions across materials, labour, automation, and gas delivery systems. 5. Follow Up to Ensure Gains Stick After implementation, Linde’s specialists return to verify results, fine tune parameters, and ensure long-term performance improvements. Why Starsolver™ Outperforms Traditional Productivity Programs? Led by Metfab Productivity Specialists These experts bring decades of experience in welding, CNC cutting, laser systems, hard automation, robotic welding, and gas delivery optimization — making the program highly specialized and hands-on. Cost Reductions Without New Equipment Starsolver™ recommendations typically involve process optimization, not capital purchases — which is essential for shops trying to maximize. Backed by Real Production Data Unlike generic audits, Starsolver™ bases every recommendation on measured parameters collected directly from your machines and operators. Designed for Full-Scale Fabrication Operations Starsolver™ addresses every element of the workflow, including: Gas analysis Gas-to-wire ratios Supply modes Weld parameters Cutting processes Deposition efficiency Duty cycle optimization Frequently Asked Questions How does Starsolver™ actually improve welding productivity? Starsolver™ identifies inefficiencies by measuring real production parameters — such as weld travel speed, gas usage, wire feed speed, and operator duty cycle — then delivers an actionable plan to remove bottlenecks and increase throughput. Does Starsolver™ require new welding or cutting equipment? In most cases, no. Linde notes that Starsolver™ improvements typically come from process, material, or parameter optimization, not capital investments in new equipment. How much can Starsolver™ reduce costs? Depending on your operation, Starsolver™ can reduce labour and overhead costs by up to 10–20%, supported by real field results recorded across many fabrication shops. What types of shops benefit from Starsolver™? Shops that perform welding, cutting, automation, or metal fabrication — including OEMs, job shops, and high volume manufacturers — see strong results from Starsolver™ deployment. How long does it take to see results? Most shops begin seeing measurable improvements quickly, and ROI typically appears within weeks to a few months. Ready to Unlock Hidden Productivity in Your Shop? Booking a Starsolver™ evaluation is easy: Automation.support@linde.com or call us at: 1-800-225 8247 . ]

[ Partner Referral Ferric Machinery Partner Referral Form Working together to grow sales Thank you for joining our partner referral program. We know that much of our potential gas success depends on the customer first purchasing your equipment. As a trusted partner, please share a qualified lead where you have sold new equipment that Linde can work with to supply their gas requirements. As a thank you, you/or company will receive an incentive for helping grow our business together. Share a lead Your name* Your email* Potential customer information Company Name* First Name* Last name* Job title Phone No.* (numbers only) Customer email* Address City Province Please select Province Alberta Brittish Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland & Labrador Northwest Territories Novascotia Nunuvut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Postal Code Describe equipment sold *Required fields ]

[ Abrasives Solutions Linde Canada Abrasive Solutions for Every Need Discover our wide variety of high-quality abrasive materials available for you. Whether it is cutting, grinding or finishing, Linde Canada has the abrasive accessories that will meet your metal fabrication or tooling needs. See how our abrasives can meet your needs. Cut-off Wheels PROSTAR™ Cut-off Wheels PROSTAR™ cutting discs feature an optimal combination of bonding agents and grain types for high-aggressiveness, outstanding service life and consistent high quality. This wheel is free of iron, sulphur and chlorine and comes reinforced with 2 layers of fibreglass for durability and flexibility. The first choice for professional applications and fast cutting of demanding materials. Faster and smoother cutting which enhances operator productivity. PROSTAR™ Cut Off Wheels Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour Max Operating Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/ For Use On PRS51005 4-½ (115) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Aluminum oxide A60 All carbon steel applications, Iron, Rebar, Steel, smaller angle iron or metal studding PRS51006 5 (127) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 12200 Aluminum oxide A60 All carbon steel applications, Iron, Rebar, Steel, smaller angle iron or metal studding PRS51007 6 (153) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 8500 Aluminum oxide A60 All carbon steel applications, Iron, Rebar, Steel, smaller angle iron or metal studding Walter ZIPCUT™ Cut-off Wheel Faster, cooler, freer cutting and heavily reinforced for added safety, ZIPCUT™ provides premium performance while resisting twisting and bending. This allows for a true, straight cut every time. The result is a wheel that improves worker safety while delivering unrivaled value. FEATURES: Exclusive packaging for better protection, extra long wheel life, fast and free cutting, 2 operations in one; for less wheel changeover and more productivity and distinctive WALTER curved stripes. Walter ZIPCUT™ Cut-Off Wheels Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On WAL11T042 4-½ (115) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Aluminum oxide A60 Cast iron, Sheet metal, Stainless steel, Steel WAL11T052 5 (127) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 12200 Aluminum oxide A60 Cast iron, Sheet metal, Stainless steel, Steel WAL11T062 6 (153) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 10200 Aluminum oxide A60 Cast iron, Sheet metal, Stainless steel, Steel WAL11T142 4-½ (115) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Aluminum oxide A60 Cast iron, Sheet metal, Stainless steel, Steel WAL11T152 5 (127) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 12200 Aluminum oxide A60 Cast iron, Sheet metal, Stainless steel, Steel WAL11T162 6 (153) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 10200 Aluminum oxide A60 Cast iron, Sheet metal, Stainless steel, Steel Klingspor Kronenflex® EDGE High-grade raw materials – The bond is perfectly matched to the grit type used and guarantees a greater level of aggressiveness as well as a longer service life. Enhanced performance – The synthetically produced grit ensures the consistently high performance of our Kronenflex® products. Proven safety – these cut-off wheels have been tested according to the guidelines of the oSa directives and are guaranteed to comply with European safety standard EN 12413. Klingspor Kronenflex® EDGE Cut Off Wheels Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On KLI317818 4-½ (115) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Aluminum oxide A60 Steel and Stainless steel KLI317820 5 (127) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 12200 Aluminum oxide A60 Steel and Stainless steel KLI317822 6 (153) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 8500 Aluminum oxide A60 Steel and Stainless steel KLI317819 4-½ (115) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Aluminum oxide A60 Steel and Stainless steel KLI317821 5 (127) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 12200 Aluminum oxide A60 Steel and Stainless steel KLI317823 6 (153) × 0.045 (1.2) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 8500 Aluminum oxide A60 Steel and Stainless steel Chop Saw Wheels PROSTAR™ Chop Saw Blades Offers ultimate aggression and service life for universal applications. Low thermal load and minimum burr formation due to one glass fibre reinforcement mesh. Exceptional choice for cutting solid materials. PROSTAR™ Chop Saw Blade Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On PRS51008 14 (355) × ⁷/₆₄ (3) × 1 (25.4) 80 m/s 4400 Aluminum oxide A60 All carbon steel applications, including all ferrous metal applications like iron, Steel, rebar, small angle iron and metal studding CHOPCUT ™ Wheel Double external reinforced cut-off wheel for portable chop saws. These wheels have been developed specifically for use on portable chop saws. They put minimal load on the motor, making them easy on both the operator and the tool. Best of all, CHOPCUT™ wheels deliver quick cuts and exceptional lifespan. FEATURES: Cuts a full range of materials, fast cutting rate and long wheel life. CHOPCUT™ Wheel Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On WAL10Q143 14 (355) × ⁷/₆₄ (3) × 1 (25.4) 80 m/s 4400 Aluminum oxide A30 Stainless steel, Steel Grinding Wheels PROSTAR™ Grinding Wheels Grinding wheel with aggressive abrasive performance paired with a long service life. A highly concentrated grain mix ensures a fast grind and smooth operation. Best in all major surface grinding applications as well as edge beveling and burr removal. PROSTAR™ Grinding Wheels Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On PRS51000 4-½ (115) × ¼ (6.3) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Aluminum oxide A30 Iron, Steel and welds or low grade stainless steel PRS51002 5 (125) × ¼ (6.3) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 12200 Aluminum oxide A30 Iron, Steel and welds or low grade stainless steel PRS51003 7 (180) × ¼ (6.3) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 8500 Aluminum oxide A30 Iron, Steel and welds or low grade stainless steel HP™ - High performance grinding wheel The HP™ grinding wheel is formulated for safety and high performance for a wide range of metal grinding operations. Made for every day, general purpose grinding, this grinding wheel is wear resistant, with the ability to grind welds down fast and with less effort. Good for deburring, grinding welds, preparing weld edges and shaping. HP™ - High performance grinding wheels Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On WAL08B460 4-½ (115) × ¼ (6.3) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Aluminum oxide A30 Stainless steel, Steel WAL08B510 5 (125) × ¼ (6.3) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 12200 Aluminum oxide A30 Stainless steel, Steel WAL08B600 6 (153) × ¼ (6.3) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 10200 Aluminum oxide A30 Stainless steel, Steel Kronenflex® A 24 R Supra The use of premium abrasive materials such as the A 24 R Supra allows the user to produce flawless work resulting in the shortest possible processing time. The long service life can be attributed to the even wear of the grit. Every Kronenflex® grinding disc will keep reaching its maximum stock removal capacity throughout its useful life. The A 24 R Supra thereby eliminates the need for frequent tool changes. This wheel can be used for surface grinding to edge bevelling to the deburring of edges. All grinding discs made by Klingspor are tested in accordance with oSa guidelines and bear the oSa safety seal and are also guaranteed to comply with European safety standard EN 12413. Kronenflex® A 24 R Supra Grinding Wheels Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On KLI13401 4-½ (115) × ¼ (6.3) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Aluminum oxide A24 Steel, Stainless steel castings KLI13402 5 (125) × ¼ (6.3) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 12200 Aluminum oxide A24 Steel, Stainless steel castings KLI13403 6 (153) × ¼ (6.3) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 8500 Aluminum oxide A24 Steel, Stainless steel castings Flap Discs PROSTAR™ Flap Discs With a perfect blend of zirconia alumina grain, this disc self-sharpens as it keeps forming new sharp edges throughout the grinding process. The convex shape is perfect for high removal rates on edges and weld seams. No reworking needed due to the uniform scratch pattern produced. PROSTAR™ Flap Discs Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On PRS52001 4-½ (115) × ⅞ (22) × 40 80 m/s 13300 Zirconia 40 Stainless steel, Steel PRS52002 4-½ (115) × ⅞ (22) × 60 80 m/s 13300 Zirconia 60 Stainless steel, Steel PRS52003 4-½ (115) × ⅞ (22) × 80 80 m/s 13300 Zirconia 80 Stainless steel, Steel PRS52009 5 (125) × ⅞ (22) × 40 80 m/s 12200 Zirconia 40 Stainless steel, Steel PRS52010 5 (125) × ⅞ (22) × 60 80 m/s 12200 Zirconia 60 Stainless steel, Steel PRS52011 5 (125) × ⅞ (22) × 80 80 m/s 12200 Zirconia 80 Stainless steel, Steel ENDURO-FLEX™ The ENDURO-FLEX™ one-step finishing discs not only meet but surpass the challenges that the metal fabricating and finishing industry faces on a daily basis. With the new ultra sharp and refined zirconium grain, the ENDURO-FLEX™ finishing disc will stay sharper for a longer period of time while removing more material faster. In addition, a special topcoat continuously cools and lubricates the disc for smooth, vibration-free grinding and sanding from start to finish. Moreover, there is no need to discard the disc when the flap overhang is worn down to the backing because the ENDURO-FLEX™ disc can be restored to like-new performance by reducing the diameter of the ECO-TRIM backing, extending disc life by up to 3 times. Raised hub fits all standard grinder back flanges. TIPS: Always use a back flange, backing can be trimmed for working in corners. ENDURO-FLEX™ Flap Discs Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On WAL06B504 5 (125) × ⅝-11 (127) × 40 80 m/s* 12200 Zirconia 40 Stainless steel, Steel WAL06B506 5 (125) × ⅝-11 (127) × 60 80 m/s* 12200 Zirconia 60 Stainless steel, Steel WAL06B508 5 (125) × ⅝-11 (127) × 80 80 m/s* 12200 Zirconia 80 Stainless steel, Steel WAL15R504 5 (125) × ⅞ (22) × 40 80 m/s 12200 Zirconia 40 Stainless steel, Steel WAL15R506 5 (125) × ⅞ (22) × 60 80 m/s 12200 Zirconia 60 Stainless steel, Steel WAL15R508 5 (125) × ⅞ (22) × 80 80 m/s 12200 Zirconia 80 Stainless steel, Steel *Spin-On SMT 624 Supra - Abrasive Mop Disc Designed to deliver the longest possible service life, this abrasive mop disc delivers a remarkably high level of aggressiveness making it ideal for demanding jobs and grinding tasks that need to be completed in exceptionally short time. This product owes its high removal rate to its glass fibre backing plate and its zirconia alumina grain. The best removal rates can be achieved on powerful angle grinders with increased contact pressure. The convex shape allows the user to grind with a smaller contact area. The resulting smaller contact area makes it possible to achieve higher stock removal per unit of time. This proves beneficial during work on edges and weld seams. SMT 624 Supra - Abrasive Mop Disc Product Code Diameter × thickness × arbour in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On KLI322772 5 (125) × ⅞ (22) × 40 80 m/s 12200 Zirconia 40 Stainless steel, Steel KLI322774 5 (125) × ⅞ (22) × 60 80 m/s 12200 Zirconia 60 Stainless steel, Steel KLI322775 5 (125) × ⅞ (22) × 80 80 m/s 12200 Zirconia 80 Stainless steel, Steel Grinding Belts CS 411 Y – tear-resistant, high-performance abrasive belt The tear resistance of the material shows its true worth when put to the test during the processing of stainless steel, steel and many other types of metal using machinery such as a wide belt machine, a pedestal sander or a hand tool belt grinder. Recognized by its blue abrasive with its exceptional aggressiveness, this abrasive belt comes with added sanding active fillers in the site coat that boost abrasive performance - especially on stainless steel - as they keep the abrasive grain from vitrifying prematurely. CS 411 Y – tear-resistant, high-performance abrasive belts Product Code Dimensions in (mm) Form Colour Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On KLI302802 4 (102) × 132 (3,353) F4G CS 411 Y Zirconia 36 Steel and Stainless steel KLI302803 4 (102) × 132 (3,353) F4G CS 411 Y Zirconia 60 Steel and Stainless steel NBF 820 Belts Klingspor NBF 820 file belts are ideal for surface finishing with handheld belt grinders. These belts feature a resin-bonded aluminum oxide grain that minimizes clogging and performs well over a long service life. Advantages: Special product for working metal and stainless steel surfaces with hand-guided machinery - Very high service life, no premature clogging, high edge stability, tear-resistant belt joint. NBF 820 Belts Product Code Dimensions in (mm) Form Colour Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On KLI303602 ¾ (19) × 20-½ (521) F4G Brown Aluminum oxide Coarse Stainless steel, NF metals KLI303606 ¾ (19) × 18 (457) F4G Blue Aluminum oxide Very fine Stainless steel, NF metals KLI303610 ¾ (19) × 18 (457) F4G Brown Aluminum oxide Coarse Stainless steel, NF metals KLI303611 ¾ (19) × 18 (457) F4G Maroon Aluminum oxide Medium Stainless steel, NF metals Resin Fibre Discs Klingspor CS 565 Fibre Disc Allows for quick and effective work - especially during rough grinding applications. Distinguished by a high level of aggressiveness and an outstanding price/performance ratio, this disc is available with a variety of grits, hole types and different diameters. This disc is exceedingly tough and hard and possesses a uniform crystalline structure. As the grains are self-sharpening, the discs are sure to deliver perfect grinding results over a long period of time. The close coating of the blue abrasive material ensures a high removal rate as it covers nearly the entire surface of the fibre discs CS 565 with abrasive grain. Better still, the high coating density also guarantees a long service life. Klingspor CS 565 Fibre Discs Product Code Dimensions in (mm) Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On KLI95335 4-½ (115) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Zirconia 24 Stainless steel, Steel and metals KLI6686 4-½ (115) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Zirconia 36 Stainless steel, Steel and metals KLI6687 4-½ (115) × ⅞ (22) 80 m/s 13300 Zirconia 60 Stainless steel, Steel and metals COOLCUT XX™ Sanding Discs The new and improved COOLCUT XX™ sanding discs use an exclusive Cyclone™ Technology to aggressively remove material long after most other sanding discs are spent. Speed up production while using fewer abrasives with Coolcut XX™. FEATURES: 6 times more stock removal than regular sanding discs, 2 times faster cutting than regular sanding discs and consistent quality finish in all metals. COOLCUT XX™ Sanding Discs Product Code Dimensions in (mm) Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On WAL15X503 5 (127) × ⅞ (22) Ceramic 36 Stainless steel and alloys WAL15X506 5 (127) × ⅞ (22) Ceramic 60 Stainless steel and alloys WAL15X508 5 (127) × ⅞ (22) Ceramic 80 Stainless steel and alloys Mini Resin Fibre Discs TWIST™ TOPCUT Sanding Discs Sanding disc with high metal removal rate and long life due to special grain formulation. Unique construction for optimal heat dissipation and wear resistance. Color coded backing to easily distinguish between different grit sizes. FEATURES: Excellent for working in confined places, exceptional performance, highest productivity, long life and Plastic "TR" button for quick mounting. TIP: Use with TWIST™ backing pad. TWIST™ TOPCUT Sanding Discs Product Code Dimensions in (mm) Colour Max Operating Speed Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On WAL04D203 2 (51) Black 80 m/s 30000 Zirconia 36 Aluminum, Steel, Stainless steel WAL04D205 2 (51) Yellow 80 m/s 30000 Zirconia 50 Aluminum, Steel, Stainless steel WAL04D206 2 (51) Blue 80 m/s 30000 Zirconia 60 Aluminum, Steel, Stainless steel WAL04D208 2 (51) Orange 80 m/s 30000 Zirconia 80 Aluminum, Steel, Stainless steel WAL04D210 2 (51) Green 80 m/s 30000 Zirconia 100 Aluminum, Steel, Stainless steel WAL04D212 2 (51) Tan 80 m/s 30000 Zirconia 120 Aluminum, Steel, Stainless steel Surface Conditioning BLENDEX™ Surface Conditioning Drums Excellent for producing a wide variety of shadow-free finishes. Use them to polish, burnish, blend, deburr, clean and brighten in stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper and other alloys. FEATURES: These long life drums will give uniform and consistent finishes. TIP: Use with Line-Mate 30-A 268. BLENDEX™ Surface Conditioning Drums Product Code Dimensions in (mm) Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On WAL07M442 4-½ (115) × 4 (102) × ⅝-11 (127) 3800 Aluminum oxide Coarse Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Other alloys, Stainless steel WAL07M443 4-½ (115) × 4 (102) × ⅝-11 (127) 3800 Aluminum oxide Medium Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Other alloys, Stainless steel WAL07M444 4-½ (115) × 4 (102) × ⅝-11 (127) 3800 Aluminum oxide Fine Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Other alloys, Stainless steel QUICK-STEP BLENDEX™ - Surface Conditioning Discs These discs are available in different grits to take you from removing scratches, removing paint, surface cleaning or a last step before decorative or polishing finishes. FEATURES: Non-woven construction will conform to the workpiece and produce a uniform brushed finish on metal surfaces. QUICK-STEP BLENDEX™ Surface Conditioning Drums Product Code Dimensions in (mm) Colour Max RPM Material Grit/Grade Application/For Use On WAL07R502 5 (127) Tan 11000 Material Coarse Aluminum, Stainless steel, Steel WAL07R503 5 (127) Maroon 11000 Material Medium Aluminum, Stainless steel, Steel WAL07R504 5 (127) Blue 11000 Material Fine Aluminum, Stainless steel, Steel ]

[ PULSE ProStar welding helmet PROSTAR™ Pulse Welding Helmet The PROSTAR Pulse is Linde’s new auto-darkening welding helmet that provides quality, performance and versatility for a levels of welders. Features & Benefits Shop now More features and benefits → Fully adjustable ratchet headgear with integrated foam pad for added comfort → TrueColour technology broadens viewable colour range for better view of the weld pool → Extra inside and outside lens included → Meets CSA Z94.3 → 3-year warranty Optical Clarity Large viewing area (12.1 square inches) provides good visibility to the actual weld and working area. Auto-darkening An essential feature when choosing a welding helmet is the type but more specifically the welding lens type. There are two types of lenses; passive and auto darkening. Passive helmets have a dark tinted lens, usually with shade #10. The lens will remain in a dark state throughout the welding process, however the user must remove the helmet to inspect the working area. Auto darkening helmets are more of an all-around solution for all levels of expertise in welding. These helmets will automatically darken once the weld arc is struck and often the different shade levels can be adjusted. Comfort and Durability Our PROSTAR Pulse helmet includes a fully adjustable, ratcheting headgear system that is comfortable and lightweight due to comfort features such as an integrated foam padding. PROSTAR™ Pulse Welding Helmet Shop now Replacement Headgear Shop now Replacement Auto-darkening Filter Shop now ]

[ Welcome Linde Express user Linde Canada Linde Express redirection page Welcome to Linde Online! Great news - our new WebShop is now online. (The old Linde Express website is no longer available and you were redirected here). This is Linde Canada’s new web shop and customer portal with improved features and functions that will make it easier for you to order your favourite products and manage your account with Linde Canada. Please update your bookmarks and/or saved links to use https://shop.lindecanada.ca to access Linde Online. If you already had a login for Linde Express, good news - your user account has been migrated and is ready to be used. You should have already received an email with details on how to activate your account. Please check the inbox or spam folder of the email address associated with your Linde Express user. Didn’t receive the email? Read this to get information on how to continue. Please note that you need to use your email address to login to Linde Online. If you previously used a username that was not your email address to login, your account was converted to use the email address as the login username. For example: if your previous username was LINDE and the email address associated with the account was accounting@linde.com, your new username to use when logging in to Linde Online is the email address accounting@linde.com. If you do not have access to the email address associated with the username, you can register your own username with your email address (don’t worry, its super simple) You can do that here. Please have your account number and a document number ready. Remember that as a Linde customer you can have as many individual online user accounts as you want. You can also read the quick guide on how to register an online account as an existing Linde Canada customer. To help you get familiar with Linde Online, we have created a set of help guides . We recommend starting with the feature overview and the re-order guide. Other guides of interest might be: Download invoice copy, find and download a Proof of delivery, Pay an invoice by credit card. You can find all guides here: Linde Online Help Guides . Once again, welcome to Linde Online! Linde Canada Digital Commerce Team ]

[ Partner Referral LJ Welding Partner Referral Form Working together to grow sales Thank you for joining our partner referral program. We know that much of our potential gas success depends on the customer first purchasing your equipment. As a trusted partner, please share a qualified lead where you have sold new equipment that Linde can work with to supply their gas requirements. As a thank you, you/or company will receive an incentive for helping grow our business together. Share a lead Your name* Your email* Potential customer information Company Name* First Name* Last name* Job title Phone No.* (numbers only) Customer email* Address City Province Please select Province Alberta Brittish Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland & Labrador Northwest Territories Novascotia Nunuvut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Postal Code Describe equipment sold *Required fields ]

[ Partner Referral Alpha Lazer Partner Referral Form Working together to grow sales Thank you for joining our partner referral program. We know that much of our potential gas success depends on the customer first purchasing your equipment. As a trusted partner, please share a qualified lead where you have sold new equipment that Linde can work with to supply their gas requirements. As a thank you, you/or company will receive an incentive for helping grow our business together. Share a lead Your name* Your email* Potential customer information Company Name* First Name* Last name* Job title Phone No.* (numbers only) Customer email* Address City Province Please select Province Alberta Brittish Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland & Labrador Northwest Territories Novascotia Nunuvut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Postal Code Describe equipment sold *Required fields ]

[ Shaver Welding Screens & Enclosures Linde Canada Top Protective Solutions Transforming Safety & Productivity for Small and Mid-Sized Manufacturers Discover the top safety and productivity innovations designed specifically for small and mid-sized manufacturers—from flexible welding protection to modular enclosures and smarter barrier systems engineered for growing industrial shops. Quick Answers for Manufacturers What safety upgrades can small manufacturers implement without large capital investments? Start with modular protective solutions such as retractable welding screens, PVC strip doors, or industrial curtains. These are low-cost, fast to install, and immediately improve safety, workflow, and compliance. How do retractable welding screens help? Retractable screens provide instant protection against welding light, debris, and sparks—without building permanent walls. They’re perfect for small shops that need flexibility and fast reconfiguration. Are modular enclosures worth it for small and mid-sized operations? Yes. Modular enclosures allow dedicated welding, grinding, or machine zones without construction. They improve safety, reduce contamination, and help meet CCOHS and CSA guidelines. What’s the advantage of PVC strip doors for small manufacturers? Strip doors reduce heat loss, control noise, separate work areas, and improve traffic flow—ideal for businesses trying to increase efficiency without major expenses. How can SMBs protect workers while maximizing shop floor space? Lightweight, mobile protective barriers—such as framed weld screens or retractable systems—allow shops to maintain safety in tight spaces while keeping operations fluid. Summary Manufacturers face big pressure: labour shortages, safety expectations, tight budgets, and increasing demand for flexibility in production. Protective innovations like retractable welding screens, modular enclosures, PVC strip doors, and mobile framed screens give businesses the tools to stay compliant, protect workers, and stay productive without costly construction or complex upgrades. Below, we explore the top protective solutions designed to help growing shops improve safety, workflow, and operational efficiency. Retractable Welding Screens (LZRTect™) Why it matters: Retractable welding screens provide fast, flexible protection from UV light, sparks, and debris. They’re ideal for small shops that frequently reconfigure workspaces or operate in tight quarters. Benefits: Quick to deploy and retract Minimal floor space required Protects workers from exposure Ideal for multipurpose work areas Retractable Welding Screens (LZRTect™) Modular Welding Enclosures (LZRTect™ Enclosures) Why it matters: Modular enclosures create dedicated zones for welding or laser applications—improving safety, controlling contamination, and increasing shop organization. Benefits for SMBs: Scalable sizes for any shop layout Roof and wall panel accessories Options for lighting, cameras, magnetic locks Ideal for laser welding, robotic welding, and high-risk processes Modular Welding Enclosures (LZRTect™ Enclosures) Industrial Curtains (WeldView, Vision, Privacy Series) Why it matters: Industrial curtains help segment work zones, reduce noise, control debris, and improve plant organization—all without permanent construction. Benefits for SMBs: Multiple colours and opacity levels Hardware included for easy installation Available in a wide range of sizes Cost-effective alternative to fixed walls Fume & Debris Containment with Framed Weld Screens Why it matters: Framed weld screens and mobile barriers help small shops protect nearby workers from UV, sparks, and airborne debris—while allowing full mobility around the workspace. Benefits for SMBs: Lightweight and easy to move Casters included for mobility Multiple colours for visibility needs Ideal for temporary or rotating workstations PVC Strip Doors & Rolls Why it matters: PVC strip doors improve environmental control—reducing noise, heat loss, and airborne contaminants. They’re perfect for dividing spaces without interrupting workflow. Benefits for SMBs: Available in weld-safe colours Suitable for high-traffic areas Easy to install and maintain Reduce energy costs and improve efficiency Download Technical Resources ROLLTect Retractable Weld Screen LZRTECH Retractable Laser Weld Screen Framed Weld Screens LZRTECT ENCLZR Ready to take the next step? Contact us today to learn how these solutions can improve safety, efficiency, and productivity in your operation. Contact Us Find a Store ]

[ Cost Efficiencies That Boost Productivity Across Your Shop Linde Canada April 2026 Cost Efficiencies That Boost Productivity Across Your Shop Discover the top cost saving strategies for fabricators and contractors in 2026—from oxy fuel optimization and electrode selection to smarter welding gas systems and automation ready workflows. Cost Efficiency Questions Trades Pros Are Asking 1: What is the fastest way to reduce welding and cutting costs in a small shop? Start by optimizing your oxy fuel cutting setup, since it has one of the biggest impacts on cost per cut. Using the correct fuel gas, paired with the right tip size, torch configuration, and gas flow settings, allows operators to cut faster, reduce preheat time, extend consumable life, and minimize rework. Choosing a higher performance fuel gas and dialing in proper pressures are often the quickest ways for small shops to boost cutting speed and lower operating costs. 2: Does upgrading electrodes actually make a difference in cost? Yes. The right electrode reduces grinding, improves deposition rate, and cuts defect related downtime. For example, E7018M options provide cleaner, more consistent welds that translate directly into labour savings. 3: What gas system offers the best long term ROI? Microbulk is the biggest cost saver for high consumption shops—fewer cylinder swaps, less labour, zero run outs, and stable gas purity all deliver fast payback. 4: How can shops lower PPE related downtime? Helmets that improve visibility and comfort extend arc on time and significantly reduce defect rates. Even small improvements in helmet performance can lead to big gains in throughput. 5: What role does cable and hose quality play in cost efficiency? High quality cables and hoses prevent voltage drops, gas leaks, and nuisance failures—three hidden causes of poor weld quality and lost production. Why Cost Efficiencies Matter More Than Ever in 2026 Fabricators, contractors, and manufacturers are operating under tighter margins, labour shortages, and demanding project timelines. The good news? Modern welding and cutting technologies are designed to increase output without increasing budget. 1. Zero Waste Oxy Fuel Cutting: Faster Cuts, Lower Cost Per Inch Why it matters Oxy fuel systems are the backbone of metal cutting—and they consume time, gas, and tips faster than almost any other process. Small inefficiencies multiply rapidly. Cost Saving Benefits EVOS® ViPR acetylene cylinders improve safety, reduce setup time, and maintain consistent flow—cutting waste. Upgraded torches like the ProStar® ST900FC improve cut initiation and reduce tip wear. Precision regulators and flow gauges ensure operators run at optimal pressure every time. Result: Cleaner cuts, optimized fuel consumption, and dramatically reduced post cut cleanup. 2. Advanced Welding Solutions: StarSolver™ for Optimized Gas Consumption & Higher Throughput Why it matters Most shops already rely on proven shielding gas blends like argon , CO₂ , or mixed gases—but achieving optimal performance still depends on fine tuning the gas to wire combination for the specific process and material. That’s where StarSolver™ adds value. By helping operators dial in the ideal parameters and gas selection for their application, StarSolver™ supports better arc stability, reduced spatter, and more consistent weld quality. The result is higher throughput, fewer defects, and improved overall efficiency. Cost Saving Benefits Predictive gas selection tailored to your weld process Improved arc stability when paired with the correct shielding gas ( Stargon® CS or VS ) Significant reduction in rework Faster setup and fewer parameter adjustments Link: StarSolver™ 3. MIG Wire & Electrode Optimization: Get More Done Per Kilo Why it matters Wire and electrode selection influences arc stability, deposition rate, spatter, and cleanup time—every factor that drives cost per weld. Cost Saving Benefits ProStar® North Line MIG wire provides cleaner arc starts and higher inches per hour E6010 / E7018 options cut rework in structural and fabrication jobs Self shielded flux core (E71T 11) eliminates the need for gas on field jobs Real impact: Higher deposition, lower grinding time, and predictable performance for every job. Shops pairing ProStar® North Line MIG wire with consistent shielding gas flow — including argon CO₂ blends — see reduced porosity, less spatter, and more stable bead profiles. 4. Microbulk Gas Delivery Systems : Eliminate Run Outs & Reduce Labour Why it matters Cylinder handling costs time, labour, and safety risk—and is one of the largest hidden expenses in welding operations. Shops using high volumes of argon , CO₂ , or mixed gases can significantly cut costs by reducing cylinder changeouts and preventing gas run outs. Cost Saving Benefits Fewer cylinder swaps (0 per week vs. dozens) No running out of gas mid shift Better purity = cleaner welds = lower rework Link: Microbulk Delivery Systems 5. Automation & Cobots : Small Shops, Big Gains Why it matters Cobots are no longer a “big manufacturer” investment. They’re shop floor ready, affordable, and easy to deploy. Cost Saving Benefits Handle repetitive jobs that drain operator energy Improve consistency on long welds Payback often measured in months Link: Cobots 6. Helmets That Drive Uptime: Comfort + Visibility = Higher Quality Welds Why it matters Operators weld longer, cleaner, and with fewer defects when they can see clearly and stay comfortable. Cost Saving Benefits Faster arc starts Less eye strain = longer operator endurance Fewer defects from poor visibility 7. Cables & Hoses : The Hidden Productivity Upgrade Why it matters Voltage drops, leaks, and intermittent failures degrade weld quality and slow jobs down. Cost Saving Benefits Stable arc performance Leak free gas delivery Fewer mid-weld interruptions Download Technical Resources StarSolver™ Sell Sheet Microbulk Delivery Systems Sell Sheet Cobots Ready to Reduce Costs? We’ll help you identify quick wins and long term savings—tailored to your shop’s processes. Contact us today to unlock higher productivity, lower consumable waste, and more predictable output across your welding and cutting operations. ]

[ Chemicals Linde Canada Industrial Gases for your Chemical Manufacturing Operations Trusted Gas Supplier for the Chemicals Industry Helping Chemical Companies Across the Full Value Chain to Lower Costs, Improve Productivity and Meet Environmental Targets It’s not just about the chemicals - it’s about the reaction; the way different elements and forces work together to create something new and innovative. At Linde, this mindset inspires how we support the chemical companies we serve. We don’t just sell gases to you, we work with you to develop new ways to improve your processes, meet your environmental goals and lower your production costs. We have the expertise and experience to develop, implement and operate highly reliable and efficient supply systems. And we provide a comprehensive portfolio of industrial gases, services, and application technologies - all geared to helping you advance the production of your chemicals. Process Intensification See how oxygen enrichment applications can boost production across diverse chemical processing units including Claus and SAR plants Learn more Primary Syngas Production Discover the benefits of our innovative hot oxygen burner technology to enhance syngas production and reforming Learn more Industrial Service Solutions Let us support your turnaround projects and temporary gas supply needs, including purging, cleaning, pigging, cooling, plus pressure and leak testing Learn more Emission Abatement and Control Check out our comprehensive portfolio of applications to treat water, plus VOC and NOx emissions from chemical production facilities Learn more Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ FAQ - Deliveries & Pickup FAQ - Delivery & Pick-Up Gas order cut-off time: 2 pm. Please note that we need to get your gas order before 2 pm on the business day before the delivery day. Cut-off time Equipment and accessories 3:00 pm Orders placed before 3 PM on a regular business day will be shipped the following business day. FAQs ! Get Started! My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email us Contact Phone Number Store Finder FAQs Getting Started My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Invoices & Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email Phone numbers How do I find and see my previous order/delivery reference? Click on 'My Account' in the top navigation, then select on 'Orders & Deliveries'. You can search for a particular 'Your ref / PO' in the 'Search by' box. Or you can filter your search results by account, status, category, as well as by date. Once you have found the order you wish to download, click on the 'View documents' button. A popup will appear to show you details of that document. Click on the document number that you wish to view, and that document will open for you. What are your delivery options and charges? Industrial gas cylinder delivery Linde use our own vehicle fleet to deliver your gas cylinders. Orders will be delivered according to the Linde delivery schedule in your area. Delivery charges will apply which cover both delivery and collection of empties. Special gas cylinder delivery Special gases that are available to order online will be delivered the next scheduled delivery day for your area. NOTE! Other special gases are made to order and have other lead times. Please contact our customer service team on 1-833-796-3800 or your Specialty gas territory manager for more information. Delivery charges will apply which cover both delivery and collection of empties. Equipment, accessories & safety products delivery Orders placed online will normally be shipped to you the next day. Orders placed on Monday to Friday before 3 pm will be most often be shipped the same day. Orders outside these times and on bank holidays may take longer. How do I check the delivery status of my order? You can check the delivery status of your order in the Order History section of My Account. How do I change or update my delivery details? If you need to update your delivery details, please log in to your account, go to "My profile" in "My Account" then select "Delivery details". As the tab opens, you will see the option of adding new delivery address or setting the delivery addresses as default option (while ordering). Please contact us via the contact form if you need to change an existing delviery address. Do you deliver outside of Canada? We are only able to deliver to Canadian addresses. For Linde Gas and Equipment in The United States, please visit www.lindedirect.com How can I arrange an emergency delivery? Call our toll-free number to talk to our Customer Care Team. 1 833 796-3800. Linde does not guarantee emergency delivery. We will however try our best to ensure your continuity of supply. Linde reserves the right to charge an emergency delivery fee when appropriate. There will be a greater chance of securing a next working day delivery if you place an order by 2 PM for gas and by 5 PM for equipment and accessories. Please be aware that geographical restrictions will apply in locations that are a significant distance from a Linde site, and while we will make every effort to ensure your supply, next working day delivery is not always possible to secure. Next working day delivery cannot be arranged for made-to-order products. The delivery time will be quoted at the time of order. I missed the delivery of my order, how can I arrange re-delivery? Equipment and Accessories In the event of unsuccessful deliveries, please contact us on 1-833-796-3800 to rearrange delivery. Gas Our team will rearrange the delivery for the next available delivery day in your area. If you have not received a call, then please contact us on 1-833-796-3800 Can I pickup an order? Please call your nearest Linde store to place an order for pick up. At the moment it is not possible to place an online order and pick it up at a store. An item is missing from my order, what should I do? Please check your order in the My Account section, it may be a split delivery. Otherwise please contact our Customer Care Team on 1-833-796-3800 and have your order reference number available. ]

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[ FAQ - Returns and Refunds FAQ - Returns & Refunds FAQs ! Get Started! My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email us Contact Phone Number Store Finder Getting Started My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Invoices & Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email Phone numbers How do I return an order? To return an order contact Customer Services by calling 1·833·796·3800 and they will be able to advise you further. What is your refund policy? The buyer may claim that delivered gas or dry ice is wrong, only if the buyer has announced this to Linde without delay after they noticed or should have noticed the defect. The complaint must contain a description of the defect. If the buyer do not claim the refund within one (1) year of the delivery, they loses the right to claim the refund. If the buyer requests a refund and there is no defect that Linde Canada is responsible for, Linde Canada is entitled to compensation for the work and costs that the complaint caused Linde Canada. I have received an incorrect product in my order, what should I do? Please contact or Customer Care Team on 1·833·796·3800 and have your order reference number at hand. How can I return faulty items/cylinders? Faulty items or cylinders should be returned to Linde. Please contact or Customer Care Team on 1-833-796-3800 and have your order reference number at hand or submit a claim via our contact form and we will contact you for furter details. How do I return my empty cylinders? You can add the return cylinders to a new order or via your Cylinder balance report in My Account. Simply add the return quantity for the item in question and proceed to checkout as a regular order. ]

[ FAQ - Orders FAQ - Orders FAQs ! Get Started! My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email us Contact Phone Number Store Finder FAQs Getting Started My Account Delivery & Pick-Up Orders Payments Returns & refunds Website Support Contact Email Phone numbers Can I repeat a previous order? You can repeat an existing order by locating the order from the order history page, and then selecting the repeat order button. Alternatively, you may set up a recurring order, from "My account", that would be placed for you automatically on chosen frequency. Find out more about recurring orders . How do I change or cancel an order? Contact our customer service team by calling 1(833)796-3800 to change or amend your order. If orders are for next day delivery you should contact us by 5pm. Please have your order reference number at hand when making any enquiries. Can I view orders and deliveries for orders placed over the phone or in-store? Yes, your entire order history is available online regardless of how you placed the order. Also any repeat orders, where you have previously placed them over the phone can now be made easily online using the repeat order feature that enables you to add line items to your shopping cart from an existing order. To view your order history select My Account, then "Order history" where you can search through your historical records using either your Linde order reference number, delivery note reference or your PO or reference number. Why is there a restriction placed on some gas products and how can they be removed? Some gas products are subject to restrictions due to potentially hazardous properties and require your delivery address to have appropriate verification checks. Once these have been conducted your delivery address will be released to accept these products. Products subject to restrictions will be highlighted in the catalogue and during checkout your delivery address will be validated and you will be informed of any restrictions that may apply. To discuss these restrictions contact customer services at 1-833-796-3800 Can I buy in-store? Yes you can. Please keep in mind that not all our products are available to buy in-store. You can search for your product in the web shop catalog and check availability at your closest store. You can also find your nearest store using the Store Finder . You will then need to contact the store directly to place the order. Can I find my orders I placed by phone or e-mail online as well? Yes, your entire order history up to nine (9) months in the past is available online regardless of how you placed the order. Also any repeat orders, where you have previously placed them over the phone can now be made easily online using the repeat order feature that enables you to add line items to your shopping cart from an existing order. To view your order history select My Account, then "Order history" where you can search through your historical records using either your Linde order reference number, delivery note reference or your PO or reference number. How do I order a make-to-order gas mixture online? It is currently no possible to order bespoke special gas mixtures online. For all queries relating to special gas mixtures contact your Speciality Gas Territory Manager or use our contact form to send us your request. You can also email the Specialty Gas Team directly at specialty.gas.support@linde.com . Will Linde fill my cylinder? At Linde, safety is our number one priority and as we do not have a historical record of your cylinder contents, testing or age, we will not fill non-Linde gas cylinders. How do I place an order for collection-only for my empty cylinders online? To place an collection-only order you can go to your cylinder holdings in the My Account section, and enter your return quantities for your selected items and add the returns to the cart. Then you proceed with the checkout as normal. ]

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[ Leak Detection and Pressure Testing Linde Canada Inc Chemical Plant Pipeline Leak Detection with Helium & Nitrogen Pumping Services Using Industrial Gases to Localize Leaks Before They Impact Your Bottom Line Our experts provide a comprehensive, market-proven suite of accurate, reliable technologies and services to detect damaged pipes and leaks before they impact your profitability. Leak Detection for Pipelines and Plant Piping Systems Our service uses a helium tracer in a gas, usually with nitrogen as a carrier gas, and a sensitive helium detector to quickly locate leaks. The normal fluid is removed from the line, the line is pressurized with the test gas, and then the helium detector is used to sense the presence of helium in the air above the line. Leak Location for Long-distance Pipelines Our SeeperTrace™ leak detection service quickly, accurately and cost-effectively locates leaks in buried long-distance pipelines that carry liquids, gases or multi-phase products. It involves adding a tracer to either nitrogen gas or water. A leak as small as 2.5 gallons per day can be detected without service interruption or excavation. SeeperTrace thus allows leaks to be repaired and the test completed without costly project delays. Leak Detection for Buried Pipelines and Plant Piping Systems Our helium leak detection service uses a helium tracer in a gas, usually with nitrogen as a carrier gas, and a sensitive helium detector to quickly locate leaks. The normal fluid is removed from the line, the line is pressurized with the test gas, and then the helium detector is used to sense the presence of helium in the air above the line. Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Primary Syngas Production Linde Canada Inc Hot Oxygen Technology (HOT) Discover how to enhance syngas production and reforming with our HOT technology Helping the world transition to cleaner fuels with oxygen technology for gasification processes. Extending the Reach of Renewable Liquid Fuels An important pathway for the production of renewable liquid fuels is the gasification of carbon-containing solids such as biomass or municipal solid waste. Many of the gasification processes and reforming processes in use today require oxygen. The gasification process converts carbon-containing solids into a synthesis gas (syngas) consisting mainly of a mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Syngas is then catalytically or biologically converted into liquid fuels. It is important to note that syngas produced from the gasifier may contain a fraction of hydrocarbons and tars. Oxygen applications help convert this fraction to ensure that fuel yields are maintained and that there are fewer technical or economic challenges downstream for syngas cooling and clean-up. Enhancing Syngas Production and Reforming with Hot Oxygen Technology Our hot oxygen technology (HOT) is designed to enhance syngas production from natural gas and to increase syngas yield from lower-temperature gasifiers by converting residual tars and hydrocarbons present in the raw syngas product. HOT utilizes a high-momentum jet of hot oxygen (>1,982 °C)/(>3,600°F) to rapidly and efficiently entrain feed gas so that it may be partially oxidized to a syngas. The combination of high-temperature heat and a high oxygen concentration allows the HOT-based process to provide high-quality syngas that is predominantly hydrogen and carbon monoxide. The yield of this syngas is much higher than that achieved using ambient-temperature oxygen. HOT has been shown to work well with a diverse range of feedstocks and has the added advantages of not requiring steam or a catalyst to achieve high syngas yields. HOT can form the core of a small syngas production plant where the feedstock is natural gas. Our HOT technology can also be used as a secondary syngas reformer to improve the yield and quality of syngas produced via gasification. Here at Linde, we have been designing, engineering, building and operating oxygen plants in diverse markets and geographies for over a hundred years. We offer a full portfolio spanning all plant sizes and technologies ranging from a few tons per day to thousands of tons per day. Our technologies cover both cryogenic air separation units (ASU) and non-cryogenic vacuum pressure swing adsorption (VPSA) units. The oxygen generated at the plants we have built supports the production of power, clean fuels and chemicals worldwide. Our plants also meet gasification and reforming needs based on input materials such as natural gas, coal, heavy oils, petroleum coke, carbon-rich biomass and biogas. No matter where you’re located, or what you envision, we can provide you with a reliable and competitively priced oxygen supply for your gasification and reforming needs. Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Partner Referral Plymovent Partner Referral Form Working together to grow sales Thank you for joining our partner referral program. We know that much of our potential gas success depends on the customer first purchasing your equipment. As a trusted partner, please share a qualified lead where you have sold new equipment that Linde can work with to supply their gas requirements. As a thank you, you/or company will receive an incentive for helping grow our business together. Share a lead Your name* Your email* Potential customer information Company Name* First Name* Last name* Job title Phone No.* (numbers only) Customer email* Address City Province Please select Province Alberta Brittish Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland & Labrador Northwest Territories Novascotia Nunuvut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Postal Code Describe equipment sold *Required fields ]

[ Partner Referral BTM Saws Partner Referral Form Working together to grow sales Thank you for joining our partner referral program. We know that much of our potential gas success depends on the customer first purchasing your equipment. As a trusted partner, please share a qualified lead where you have sold new equipment that Linde can work with to supply their gas requirements. As a thank you, you/or company will receive an incentive for helping grow our business together. Share a lead Your name* Your email* Potential customer information Company Name* First Name* Last name* Job title Phone No.* (numbers only) Customer email* Address City Province Please select Province Alberta Brittish Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland & Labrador Northwest Territories Novascotia Nunuvut Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Postal Code Describe equipment sold *Required fields ]

[ Food & Beverage Linde Canada Food-grade Gases and Application Technologies for Quality and Freshness Innovation-Driven Food Processing Delivering the Technologies to Meet Rising Consumer Demands for Food Quality and Freshness Food-grade industrial gases are an effective and natural way of meeting rising consumer demands for quality, variety and freshness. Increasingly, consumers are looking for convenient, home-inspired foods and beverages made without conventional preservation techniques. Changing demographics and increased nutritional awareness are also fueling interest in all sorts of new healthy, plant-based foods. We have been working closely with the food industry for decades, developing and delivering smart solutions that support greater productivity while maintaining tight control over food quality and security. In addition to our range of gases, we also provide a variety of tailor-made modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) solutions that extend shelf life safely, and cryogenic freezing and chilling systems that offer accelerated freezing times. Meat & Poultry Discover how food-grade gases and application technologies enhance the chilling, freezing, packaging and distribution of various meat and poultry products Seafood See how our food-grade gases and applications are setting the standards for quality in fish and seafood with chilling, freezing, packaging and distribution innovations Prepared Foods Find out how we are meeting growing market demand for home-inspired convenience and prepared foods with gas-enabled application technologies Plant-based Foods Dive into the rapidly expanding market for plant-based meat substitutes and see how gases from Linde are extending the reach and uptake of these new foods Fruit & Vegetables Keep your sensitive fruits and vegetables fresh and tasty with gases and application technologies for chilling, freezing, packaging and distribution Bakery Maintain the quality, taste and texture of baked goods and confectionery with food-grade gases and smart process technologies from Linde ]

[ Guide: Download list of invoices as Excel Linde Canada Download List of Invoices as Excel Linde Canada > Guides > Download List of Invoices as Excel Quick Guide – Download list of invoices as Excel Login to your account. Go to My Account and select View & Pay Invoices. Select your Linde billing account to display the corresponding purchase history. To view the entire list, click the “View All” button. If desired, filter the document list as desired, by dates, payment status or document types. For you records, download an Excel file, of the entire list, by clicking on the “EXCEL” link at the bottom the list. To download a PDF copy of the list, click on the “PDF” link. ]

[ Applications Linde Canada Inc Applications When we say that Linde Canada’s goal is “Making our world more productive”, we mean it. Whether it is deep within the earth's core or out into outer-space, all around you or within you, Linde Canada is there, making things better. Linde Canada helps engineers create new modern state-of-the-art products and historians preserve ancient artifacts. We can make life better for the lone tradesman working in his small shop and for everyone in a multinational corporation. Needless to say, Linde Canada’s products and services are Making our world more productive everywhere. Explore where and how customers are applying Linde Canada’s expertise to be more productive: Process Automation Linde Canada products and technologies can be used to automate simple to complex manufacturing processes in small or large businesses. Learn More Dry Ice Blasting Discover a powerful, fast, and residue-free cleaning solution! Dry ice blasting uses solid carbon dioxide, or dry ice, pellets to remove contaminants effectively without water, harsh chemicals, or abrasive materials. It’s a clean, safe, and equipment-friendly method for superior results. Learn More Want more information? Call us at 1-800-225-8247 or send us a message! Contact us ]

[ Manage your account Linde Canada Linde Online Here on Linde Online, you can manage your account, place orders, download document copies and much more. Linde Online features: Search online catalog with almost 30,000 part numbers Create order View order and deliver history and status View and pay invoices Download digital copies of your documents: Invoice Picking ticket Proof of Delivery Account Statement View cylinder balance View account balance and statements View and download purchasing history Re-order from: Order history Cylinder balance Your most frequently ordered products Favourites Purchasing history or enable Automated ordering Register your user today! Linde Express™ for Bulk and Onsite Work smarter and faster with Linde Express™ for Bulk and Onsite. As a registered member you can: Enter tank gauge readings and view history Access delivery history and order status Monitor product usage with Linde's Tracker™ system Access industry news, technical information, safety bulletins and MSDSs Access invoices and shipping documents View production usage changes Automate communication and administrative reporting Log in to Linde Express for Bulk and Onsite Online Account Management for Packaged Gas Customers When you register for online account management, Packaged Gas customers will be able to: Receive your invoices/statements electronically Manage autopay settings To register for on-line account management, go to www.Lindecanada.ca/billpay ]

[ Safe use of gas Safe use of gas Using and handling our gases safely Industrial and specialty gases are extremely versatile substances. However, they can also bring new safety hazards to the workplace. Anyone who uses gases must have completed the relevant training courses and handle gases in line with the applicable safety procedures. Gas risks Cylinder safety Gas cylinders storage Transporting cylinders Handling cryogenic gases Safe use of dry ice Safe use of equipment Gas risks You can virtually eliminate risks if you are equipped with the right knowledge about gas properties and safe handling procedures. Compressed gases can be classified in the following categories: Flammable gases Flammable gases in the right concentration in air or oxygen burn or explode when ignited. If the mixture is too lean or too rich it will not ignite. Rich mixtures, however, are dangerous because they may form explosive mixtures at the outer edge of an area. Acetylene, ammonia, hydrogen, propane, propylene and methane are all flammable gases, also known as fuel gases. They burn when mixed with an oxidant and provided with a source of ignition. Starting from low concentrations,the risk of fire increases as the percentage of fuel gas rises. Once the concentration exceeds the higher value (UEL), the air becomes “too rich” to burn, reducing the chances of ignition. In any container or confined space, even small quantities of escaping fuel gas can form an ignitable mixture under the right conditions. Yet there is also a small risk of fuel gases reaching their lower threshold limit in open spaces or large, naturally ventilated work areas. Fuel gas that has leaked may form an ignitable mixture with the surrounding air, resulting in fire or explosion. Some of these gases are therefore odorised so that leaks can be more easily identified by smell. Toxic & corrosive gases Compressed gas or vapor that has a median lethal concentration (LC50) in air of 200 parts per million (ppm) by volume, or 2 milligrams per liter or less of mist, fume, or dust, when administered by continuous inhalation for one hour (or less if death occurs within one hour) to albino rats weighing between 200 and 300 grams each. Oxidisers Oxidisers are not flammable, but they contribute to combustion of other materials by yielding oxygen. Oxidisers in concentrated and/or pressurized state should not come into contact with even the smallest amounts of grease, oil or any organic material. Air, nitrogen dioxide and oxygen are common oxidisers. If for example oxygen is not handled correctly, the surrounding atmosphere can become enriched with oxygen. The information here details the dangers of enrichment and the simple measures required to use oxygen safely. Atmospheric gases are non-toxic. If their concentrations change, however, they can have an impact on life and combustion processes (especially in the case of oxygen). A sufficient amount of oxygen must be present in breathable atmospheres. Oxygen itself is not flammable, but it does support combustion. Fire hazards from oxygen enrichment Oxygen reacts with most elements. The initiation, speed, vigour and extent of these reactions depend on a number of factors including the concentration, temperature, pressure of reactants, ignition energy and the mode of ignition. Combustibility of materials The risk of fire increases considerably when the concentration of oxygen in an atmosphere rises, even if it is just by a few percent. Sparks that under normal conditions would be harmless can cause fires in oxygen enriched atmospheres, and materials that would not normally burn in air - including fireproof materials - may burn vigorously or even spontaneously. Hydrocarbon oil and grease Oil and grease are particularly hazardous in the presence of pure oxygen as they can ignite spontaneously and burn with explosive violence. They should never be used to lubricate oxygen or enriched-air equipment (special lubricants which are compatible with oxygen can be used under certain conditions). Smoking Many combustion accidents are triggered when cigarettes are lit in oxygen-enriched atmospheres. The risks of smoking in oxygen-enriched atmospheres or places where oxygen enrichment may occur are extremely high. Smoking must be forbidden in all such areas. Inert gases Inert gases reduce oxygen levels and limit combustion when fed into a room or confined space. They are used in extinguishing systems in areas where water would cause too much damage, for example in rooms with electronic devices. Nitrogen and argon inhibit combustion. Any changes in the concentration of these gases cannot be detected by human senses. If they are not handled correctly, accidents may occur. In order to be stored as liquids, these gases have to be cooled at extremely low temperatures (less than -180 ºC at atmospheric pressure). In this state, they can rapidly cause cold burns and make certain materials brittle, which in turn may lead to structural failure. Hazards from oxygen deficiency Oxygen is essential to life. Although a healthy person may survive short exposure to oxygen content as low as around 16%, an adequate oxygen supply must be present in any atmosphere being breathed by humans. A drop in oxygen levels is not accompanied by any immediate signs, making deficiency impossible to detect by human senses. Oxygen volume % Action and symptoms 18 Lowest limit for working without a fresh-air mask. less than 18 Significant drop in physical and mental performance without noticing anything abnormal. less than 10 Risk of unconsciousness without warning after a few minutes. less than 8 Unconsciousness within a few minutes. Recovery possible if carried outdoors immediately. less than 6 Unconsciousness almost immediately. Causes and prevention of oxygen deficiency Oxygen deficiency can be prevented by observing the following measures: Leaks of gases other than oxygen automatically lead to oxygen deficiency. New equipment which uses inert or any other gas should be thoroughly checked for leaks using a timed gas pressure drop test plus a leak test with an approved leak detection fluid that is compatible with the equipment in question. All equipment, including pipes and hose connections, should be properly fitted. Hoses and other equipment should be kept leak-tight and protected against damage. All maintenance and repair work should be carried out by experienced and fully qualified personnel. When the work period is over, the cylinder valve or piped supply stop valve must be turned off in order to avoid leakage between two working periods. The valves on welding equipment should not be relied upon as shut-off valves for the gas supply. Gas cylinders in use should not be handled roughly, knocked or pulled over. A small amount of liquefied gas can vaporise into a large amount of gas. Liquid spills can therefore rapidly cause oxygen deficiency in confined spaces. Tanks and equipment for storing and handling liquid gases should be inspected carefully and maintained in accordance with relevant regulations and recommendations. Vented gases often have low oxygen content. Work should not be carried out in these atmospheres. Oxygen deficiency arises when plant items such as vessels are purged with nitrogen or other inert gases in preparation for repairs. Processes that involve the vaporisation of liquid nitrogen, such as food cooling, ground freezing, cryogenic surgery and blood plasma preservation, automatically lead to oxygen-deficient atmospheres. People should not enter these areas without adequate breathing equipment, even if the atmosphere is only slightly deficient in oxygen. Those kind of areas should be equipped with appropriate detectors and alarm systems. All gas welding and heating processes extract oxygen from air. These processes can lead to oxygen deficiency if the workspace is too small and poorly ventilated. Removing argon, carbon dioxide or any other cold gas from large vessels and deep pits can be difficult as these gases are denser than air. Air fed in to the bottom of these spaces tends to float up through the dense gas without displacing it. This means that purging can take much longer than expected. Detecting oxygen enrichment or deficiency Areas where the oxygen content can change to a dangerous extent must be continuously monitored using instruments that show increases and decreases in the concentration of oxygen in the ambient atmosphere. In confined spaces, these instruments should be located as close to workers as possible. Ideally, workers should have a portable instrument attached to their work clothes. Discontinuous measuring methods should only be used if the tendency for dangerous changes in oxygen content can be detected quickly in the time between any two measurements. Oxygen content is not the only factor that defines whether a space is safe or not. Atmospheres can be affected by other gases such as fuel gases and nitrogen oxides used with cutting or heating torches. These should be monitored wherever necessary. Preventive measures Apparatus used for the manufacture, distribution and utilisation of inert gases must be installed and identified in accordance with the recommendations of the industrial gas industry, and must comply with relevant regulations. Any leaks must be dealt with by persons with adequate training and proper equipment. Workers and first aiders should know what to do in the event of an incident. Operating personnel must at all times obey site rules and regulations and wear protective equipment where necessary. All persons working in spaces at risk from oxygen deficiency or enrichment should be adequately informed of the risks involved. Special attention should be drawn to the insidious nature of the risks and how rapidly they can develop without any indication to workers. Linde offers trainings about risks involved in gas application as well as mitigating measures to take. Cylinder safety Making it safe for our customers to handle and use our gases Our cylinders are colour-coded in line with the European standard EN 1089-3, making them easy to identify from long distances. You can find a summary of the characteristics of the most common industrial cylinders below. Each gas cylinder should be accompanied by the corresponding Linde material safety data sheet (MSDS). You can identify the gas inside a cylinder based on the cylinder’s label or collar. The label also provides vital safety information. These are the different elements of a typical cylinder label: Product name Physical properties Warning symbols Gas code Transportation information Safety information Linde gas cylinders are designed and manufactured in line with international standards and specifications. These guidelines define the material from which the cylinders are made, the method of manufacturing, the test pressure, maximum permissible filling pressure and the regular testing method. Maintaining and testing cylinders If you own your cylinders, you must be aware of and comply with statutory obligations regarding maintenance and regular testing. If you rent your cylinders from Linde then Linde – as the owner of those cylinders – ensures that these regulations are met. Cylinder valves and security caps All Linde cylinders that contain gas at high pressure are fitted with a cylinder valve. This must not be removed or tampered with at any time except to tighten the gland nut when necessary. All filled cylinder filled with gas should be kept with a valve cap at all times when not in use! Some cylinders have a shrink-foil, a plastic cap or a tape over the cylinder valve indicating that they have been filled and checked. Each valve outlet is specially threaded to fit standard pressure regulators available at Linde sales points. Regardless of whether gas cylinders contain flammable or non-flammable gases, all cylinder valves are opened by turning the spindle anti-clockwise and closed by turning the spindle clockwise. Important NEVER open an acetylene cylinder valve completely. A half turn is sufficient. NEVER leave the opened spindle of any cylinder valve against the backstop. NEVER tamper with cylinders in any way. If in doubt ask your gas supplier. NEVER attempt to repair a cylinder. NEVER hide damage to cylinders. NEVER mix gases in a cylinder. NEVER transfer gas to another cylinder. NEVER scrap a cylinder you do not own. NEVER use adaptors to connect regulators or hoses that are not approved for that gas. NEVER expose cylinders to elevated temperatures (> 55°C) Pressure relief devices Certain cylinders are fitted with pressure relief devices. These can be either relief valves (which re-seal when pressure falls to normal) or bursting discs (which discharge content completely). This disc is fitted on the cylinder valve. Identifying Cylinders The cylinder label is the primary means of identifying the properties of a gas in a cylinder. The cylinder’s colour coding, however, provides a further guide to content. Gas type Colour Poisonous and/or corrosive gases Yellow Combustible gases Red Oxidising gases Light blue Inert gases Light green Acetylene Maroon Argon Dark green Food gases Green Helium Brown Carbon dioxide Grey Medical gases White Specialty gases Silver grey Nitrogen Black Nitrous oxide Blue Hydrogen Red Oxygen White Download colour coding gas cylinders (PDF) Gas cylinders storage Finding the right place to store your cylinders safely Gas cylinders are large, heavy and relatively unstable due to the small base-diameter to height ratio. For your safety, it is important to adhere to a few simple rules when storing your gas cylinders: Store cylinders appropriately. Store cylinders in a well-ventilated covered area, preferably outside on a level, well-drained surface in the shade. Store cylinders vertically and secured to prevent them from falling over. Store full and empty cylinders separately, rotating your cylinder stock so that the oldest cylinders are used first. Separate cylinders according to gas properties (flammable, inert, oxidant and so on). Cylinders with flammable content must be stored separately from other cylinders. Safety signs must be displayed in storage areas in line applicable legal requirements. Be aware of the properties of the individual gases, the specific requirements for certain products. Cryogenic, liquefied and compressed gases that are heavier than air can collect in low-lying areas such as drains, basements and ducts. Take these aspects into consideration when storing these gases. Pay attention to th electric components in the storage area. If you are storing flammable gases, electric equipment must meet certain specifications. Remember: Never store flammable cylinders with other gas cylinders. Never store other products with cylinders, particularly flammable materials such as fuel, oil, paint or corrosive liquids as this may result in a hazardous situation. Never store LPG cylinders within five meters of other gas cylinders. This distance can be reduced if the cylinders are separated by a firewall. Transporting cylinders Getting your gases to the point of use in complete safety When you collect cylinders from a Linde sales point, the Linde agent will inform you of your obligations regarding the carriage of dangerous goods. Anyone transporting gas cylinders in a vehicle should follow basic safety requirements: Drivers should be trained in the hazards and dangers of the goods they are handling, the safe handling of gas cylinders and emergency procedures and the use of fire-fighting equipment All training should be recorded and the records should be kept by both the employee and employer. Employees should regularly participate in refresher courses that cover any changes to regulations. Employers should verify which courses new employees have attended. Gas cylinders should be transported in open vehicles. If this is not possible, vehicles should be well ventilated. Toxic gases must not be carried in a closed vehicle unless it has been specifically designed for this purpose. The transport of toxic materials require some additional measures and equipment and should never been carried out by untrained personnel! All vehicles carrying gas cylinders must be equipped with a two kg fire extinguisher for fighting engine and cab fires. Cylinder valves must be closed whilst in transit and any equipment disconnected. Furthermore the cylinder cap must be attached for transport. Cylinders should be secured properly and should not project over the sides or ends of the vehicle. All Linde cylinders have cylinder labels produced in accordance with applicable legislation. These labels must never be removed or defaced. In the event of a suspected leak, park the vehicle in a safe place and contact Linde. If it is a serious incident, contact the emergency services. If your load exceeds a certain threshold, you may need to take additional safety precautions. It is every driver’s responsibility to know whether the load they are carrying is above this threshold. Cylinders must be transported on company or private grounds with the same amount of care as on public roads. They must be properly secured when being moved and, if transported in a van, precautions must be taken to avoid gas building up and affecting the driver. Handling cryogenic gases Taking the precautions necessary to ensure that cryogenic gases do not pose a safety risk A cryogenic liquid is a liquid cooled below its normal boiling point below –130°F (–90°C). Argon, helium, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen are the most common industrial gases transported, handled and stored in a liquid state at cryogenic temperatures. Due to these extremely low temperatures and the high rate at which these gases can convert from liquid to gas, a number of precautions and safe practices must be observed. Specific precautions must also be followed to prevent liquid reacting with contaminants or other hazards associated with particular products such as asphyxiation or flammability. Visit our safety documents section to find out which safety guidelines must be applied by you. As always, end users should be thoroughly familiar with the product-specific Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). All operators must have a thorough knowledge of the equipment required in conjunction with cryogenic gases. Danger of suffocation How do you prevent the risk of suffocation when working with cryogenic gases such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide or argon? That's what this video explains. If, after watching the film, you have any questions about the possibility of a safety check by a Linde specialist in your company or institution, please contact us via our online contact form . Safe use of dry ice The necessary precautions for working with dry ice Cryogenic gases are extremely cold; also dry ice (carbon dioxide in solid form), with a product temperature as low as -78.9 ºC. The released carbon dioxide gas displaces the oxygen present in an enclosed space. Room monitoring limits the risks here. When using dry ice, there are a number of general precautions to limit the risks for skin, eyes and breathing. In case of an accident with dry ice, always contact the nearest doctor immediately. Important Dry ice has a temperature of -78.9 ºC. Contact with, for instance, the skin can lead to blisters or even burns. When overfilling dry ice from a large container into a small one, dry ice can fall out. Therefore, do this slowly and carefully! When working with dry ice, wear a face shield or safety goggles with eye caps. Wear the specially insulated gloves for handling dry ice. Normal work gloves are insufficient. Keep dry ice separate from the driver during transport. Never in the cabin or in the passenger compartment of the car. If you store dry ice, ventilate well. The carbon dioxide that is released and that spreads just above the floor is suffocating. It displaces the oxygen. It is advisable to install a gas detection system. Dry ice should never be used as ice cream and should not be touched with bare hands. Keep dry ice out of reach of children. Dry ice may only be stored in suitable containers. Safe use of equipment Preventing accidents by handling equipment in a safe way If not properly maintained by professionals, Leaks can develop in any part of a gas supply system. Joints are particularly vulnerable. So it is crucial that you monitor all links in your supply system. The right gas equipment and manifolds can help you store gas correctly, regulate flow rate and pressure and prevent major accidents resulting from leaks. We offer a comprehensive range of safety-certified gas equipment such as manifolds, regulators and valves. We also offer advice to help you observe the correct safety practices. All equipment in a gas supply system must be checked for leaks after assembly/installation. Any necessary adjustments must be made before the supply is turned on. Always use leak detection liquid when testing equipment. Linde also offers professional gas detection devices. Do not use soapy water or washing up liquid. Our leak detection spray TL-4 is perfect for industrial systems. Make sure that the leak detection solution is compatible with the equipment materials. ALL joints should be tested. Apply the leak detection liquid to joints and any potential leakage points, such as the connection point between the cylinder valve and the regulator Never apply leak test liquids to a cylinder valve outlet If any frothing occurs, depressurise the system immediately and correct the leak Do not use the equipment until the leak has been rectified Ensure the area is dry by wiping it with a clean, lint-free cloth after the check Once the leak has been rectified, re-purge air from the system before use. Regularly check for faults and leaks Hoses with leaks, cuts, burns or localised surface damage should be replaced with new industry-approved fitted hoses. Regularly examine the cutting or welding nozzle. If it is becoming clogged, clean or replace it. Keep equipment clean. Oxygen regulators in particular must be kept in a clean area when not in use. If a pressure regulator is defective, replace it immediately. Leaks around the cylinder valve spindle If there is a leak around the spindle of the cylinder valve, you will hear a hissing sound and, in the case of fuel gases, smell the escaping gas. Do not use the cylinder and do not attempt to repair the leak. Move the cylinder to an area where the leak can disperse safely, label it and advise us. If your manometer is broken, you can purchase a new one as a spare part from Linde. Never remove, change or tamper with the pressure gauges on a pressure regulator. If a gauge leaks, take the whole pressure regulator to Linde and ask for advice. Connecting your gas cylinders safely to a manifold Whether you wish to use individual gas cylinders or connect your cylinders to a manifold, we have the supply solution to suit you. We provide cylinder-bundles for customers who require larger quantities of gas and have adequate handling facilities to offload them from the delivery vehicle and transport them to and from the point of use. Customers should never remove individual cylinders from cylinder-bundles - they are designed and supplied as units. The unauthorised removal of individual cylinders may result in a dangerous situation. Manifolds should be planned and installed by experts working in compliance with relevant regulations. Advice on gas equipment To ensure the personal safety of anyone handling our gases, we advise our customers on protective gear and equipment such as hoses and flashback arrestors. Hoses Hoses for welding cylinders should be of the highest quality and meet European standards. Linde’s offers a range of top quality hoses. Inferior hoses harden and may crack, leak or ignite internally if oxygen gets into the system. Never use water hoses for gas supply systems. Hoses should be the correct length and not longer than necessary. However, they must be long enough to allow cylinders to be positioned safely, away from sparks and hot metal. Do not coil surplus hose around the cylinder or regulator or on the floor close to cylinders. A fire in a coiled hose is very difficult to extinguish. Surplus hose should be positioned behind the welder to keep it clear of sparks. Hoses should not be positioned underneath the cutting/welding area. Bad hose connections are a frequent cause of accidents. Fitted hoses from Linde are supplied with the ends firmly attached to nipples together with loose nuts for connections to regulator outlets and blowpipe inlets. We also supply traditional hoses with hose clamps. Never use old or used clips for hose connections. Twisted wire can cause serious injury if the hose works loose and flails about. Check connections regularly and remember to purge hoses before lighting a cutting or welding torch. Hose check valve and flashback arrestors Flashbacks can and do occur if oxyfuel gas equipment is not operated at the correct pressures, if the correct procedures are not observed or if nozzles become blocked. Faulty or leaking equipment can also cause flashbacks. Back feeding is another main cause of flashbacks and occurs when higher pressure gas feeds back up a lower pressure stream. A hose check valve prevents oxygen and fuel gas mixing in the hose and subsequently causing fire, injury and damage. A flashback arrestor is designed to quench the flashback and, in conjunction with a cut-off valve, automatically shut off the gas flow. These multifunction devices provide an additional safeguard, particularly in locations such as hospitals, garages, and workplaces with flammable or hazardous chemicals, where fire resulting from a flashback would be especially dangerous. Any equipment that uses oxygen must be specifically approved for this use. Flashback arrestors should be fitted to all fuel gas supply lines and oxygen supply lines used in conjunction with fuel gases. Regulations regarding oxygen and flashback arrestors differ from country to country. We recommend using flashback arrestors with four safety features including a pressure sensitive shut-off valve that has to be opened manually before the gas can flow. The correct clothing and protective equipment When welding or cutting, operators must wear goggles with double lenses (carrying the CE mark). The inner lens should be tinted and the outer lens clear. The clear outer lenses should be changed regularly when spatter builds up. Eye protection (spectacles or goggles carrying the CE mark) should also be worn when handling high pressure gases in order to protect eyes against dust particles or the impact of a gas stream. Do not wear clothes made of highly flammable materials. Leather gloves or gauntlets should be used where necessary. Additional protective clothing may be required in certain work environments. ]

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[ Welding Fume Extraction Linde Canada Welding Fume Extraction Solutions | Improve Air Quality & Compliance Learn why welding fume extraction is critical for safety and compliance. Explore portable and wall-mounted systems with MERV 15 filters , energy-saving features, and download technical resources. Welding Fume Extraction Solutions for Safer, Smarter Shops Welding fume extraction is more than compliance—it’s a cornerstone of workplace safety and productivity. When ventilation is limited, fumes accumulate, creating health risks and operational challenges. Our guide explains capture-at-source technology, CCOHS guidelines, and energy-efficient solutions that protect your team and your bottom line. Learn how portable fume extractors and wall-mounted systems with MERV 15 nanofiber filters remove hazardous particles at the source. Download detailed specifications and discover best practices for reducing fume emissions in your shop. Why Fume Extraction Matters? Welding fumes contain submicron particles that can cause respiratory issues and long-term health risks. CCOHS and CSA standards require effective fume control measures. Winter months increase risk as shops close windows and reduce ventilation. Quick Answers to Common Questions What is the best way to control welding fumes? Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) are the most effective technical measure, recommended by CCOHS’s hierarchy of controls. What types of systems are available? Portable units for flexible workstations (up to 1200 CFM airflow) Wall-mounted systems for fixed stations (up to 800 CFM airflow) Ambient filtration towers for large spaces How do filters improve air quality? MERV 15 nanofiber filters capture particles at the submicron level and return clean air to the shop. Technical Highlights Portable Extractors : Airflow: 2000 m³/h (1200 CFM) Flexible 10’ articulated arm Compact design with casters for mobility CSA-compliant design Wall-Mounted Systems : Airflow: 1300 m³/h (800 CFM) Easy installation with pre-installed bracket Rotary starter with 15’ power cord Benefits of Fume Extraction Protects operators from harmful fumes Supports CCOHS and CSA compliance Improves visibility and weld quality Suggested Educational Resources & Links: Hierarchy of Controls for Welding Fume Reduction Best Practices for Substitution and Technical Measures Compliance Checklist for Welding Safety Download Technical Resources Fume Extraction Overview PDF Wall-Mounted System Specs Portable System Specs Ambient Tower Collector Recommended Accessories & Add-Ons Replacement Filters: Keep your system running at peak efficiency. Extended Capture Arms: For larger work areas and flexibility. Filter Cleaning Kits: Reduce downtime and extend filter life. Fume Extraction Torches: Capture fumes directly at the weld. Ambient Filtration Units: Improve overall shop air quality. PPE Solutions: Complete your safety program with respiratory protection. How to Choose the Right System Assess your shop layout Consider welding volume Decide between portable or fixed solutions Check filter efficiency and maintenance needs Ready to Improve Air Quality? Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) are the most effective technical measure, recommended by CCOHS’s hierarchy of controls. Contact Us Find a Store ]

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[ Linde Services Linde Canada Linde Services is a total package supplier of gas, speciality, and industrial services. Linde Services Providing a comprehensive range of industrial gas services, including intermittent nitrogen, argon, hydrogen, liquified natural gas (LNG), and other specialty gas applications Linde Services Canada Inc. is the Canadian subsidiary of Linde, a global leader in industrial gases and engineering solutions. The company provides a comprehensive range of industrial gas services, including intermittent nitrogen, argon, hydrogen, and other specialty gas applications. In addition to gas supply, Linde delivers the equipment, technical expertise, and field support necessary to successfully execute projects of any scale. Their services support site turnarounds, plant shutdowns, maintenance programs, and ongoing operations, enabling customers to complete critical work safely, efficiently, and reliably through the use of intermittent nitrogen services and experienced on-site personnel. Onsite Support & Mobile Equipment Reliable Technician Reliable Equipment Our broad portfolio of mobile nitrogen pumping and storage solutions provides customers with the flexibility to meet a wide range of flow, pressure, and temperature requirements. This flexibility allows us to deliver comprehensive on-site support, including equipment rentals and tailored service solutions. Learn more → IN2ERT™ Accelerated Purging and Decontamination Services Our patented IN2ERT™ technology combines proven nitrogen purging solutions with a customized additive mist to accelerate purging and decontamination of process equipment. By reducing downtime, lowering costs, minimizing the need for additional contractor support, and mitigating process risks, IN2ERT™ helps customers complete projects more efficiently. Each application is supported by an engineering plan. Learn more → Nitrogen Pumping Services LEL/O₂ Freeing Blanketing Commissioning Drying Inert Entry Support Linde Services is a leader in innovative purging solutions, using nitrogen to quickly and effectively remove hydrocarbons and reduce oxygen levels, and support a wide range of other maintenance activities. This improves safety, reduces downtime, and helps customers complete maintenance activities faster, more efficiently, and at a lower cost. Engineering Modeling & Planning Speciality Service Offerings with: Engineer Modeling Efficiency Planning Risk Reduction By combining engineering analysis, strategic planning, and proven field expertise, we help optimize nitrogen requirements, equipment selection, logistics, and execution strategies. This approach reduces gas consumption, minimizes downtime and operational risks, and helps ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and cost-effectively. NiCool™ Accelerated Cooldown Services Liquid nitrogen injection with Linde Services NiCool™ can reduce reactor cooldown times from days to just hours. By leveraging the cooling capacity of liquid nitrogen to lower the temperature of the recycle gas stream, NiCool™ delivers more efficient cooling while reducing overall nitrogen consumption. The system features an innovative skid that continuously monitors temperatures upstream and downstream of the injection point. Innovative Solutions & Speciality Services Linde Services offers a range of specialty services designed to improve safety, efficiency, time management, risk and project performance. In2ert – Chemical cleaning, purging, and decontamination services NiCool – Reactor cooldown solutions HeliTec® Leak Detection – Fast and accurate helium leak detection Sandjet – Nitrogen-powered removal of coke and scale deposits Hot Nitrogen – Accelerated vessel drying and hydrocarbon stripping Engineer Modeling – Advanced modeling to optimize nitrogen usage and identify efficiency opportunities Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) Division Linde offers a reliable turn-key solution to provide natural gas access anywhere in Western Canada including: transportation, logistics, site storage, regasification, mobile fueling, and equipment support. Nitrogen Pumping Services LEL/O₂ Freeing Blanketing Commissioning Drying Inert Entry Support Linde Services is a leader in innovative purging solutions, using nitrogen to quickly and effectively remove hydrocarbons and reduce oxygen levels, and support a wide range of other maintenance activities. This improves safety, reduces downtime, and helps customers complete maintenance activities faster, more efficiently, and at a lower cost. Learn more → Onsite Support & Mobile Equipment Reliable Technician Reliable Equipment Our broad portfolio of mobile nitrogen pumping and storage solutions provides customers with the flexibility to meet a wide range of flow, pressure, and temperature requirements. This flexibility allows us to deliver comprehensive on-site support, including equipment rentals and tailored service solutions. Learn more → Engineering Modeling & Planning Speciality Service Offerings with: Engineer Modeling Efficiency Planning Risk Reduction By combining engineering analysis, strategic planning, and proven field expertise, we help optimize nitrogen requirements, equipment selection, logistics, and execution strategies. This approach reduces gas consumption, minimizes downtime and operational risks, and helps ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and cost-effectively. Learn more → IN2ERT™ Accelerated Purging and Decontamination Services Our patented IN2ERT™ technology combines proven nitrogen purging solutions with a customized additive mist to accelerate purging and decontamination of process equipment. By reducing downtime, lowering costs, minimizing the need for additional contractor support, and mitigating process risks, IN2ERT™ helps customers complete projects more efficiently. Each application is supported by an engineering plan. Learn more → NiCool™ Accelerated Cooldown Services Liquid nitrogen injection with Linde Services NiCool™ can reduce reactor cooldown times from days to just hours. By leveraging the cooling capacity of liquid nitrogen to lower the temperature of the recycle gas stream, NiCool™ delivers more efficient cooling while reducing overall nitrogen consumption. The system features an innovative skid that continuously monitors temperatures upstream and downstream of the injection point. Learn more → Innovative Solutions & Speciality Services Linde Services offers a range of specialty services designed to improve safety, efficiency, time management, risk and project performance. In2ert – Chemical cleaning, purging, and decontamination services NiCool – Reactor cooldown solutions HeliTec® Leak Detection – Fast and accurate helium leak detection Sandjet – Nitrogen-powered removal of coke and scale deposits Hot Nitrogen – Accelerated vessel drying and hydrocarbon stripping Engineer Modeling – Advanced modeling to optimize nitrogen usage and identify efficiency opportunities Learn more → Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) Division Linde offers a reliable turn-key solution to provide natural gas access anywhere in Western Canada including: transportation, logistics, site storage, regasification, mobile fueling, and equipment support. Learn more → ]

[ Extendapak Food Gases Linde Canada   Extendapak® Linde Food Gases The use of modified atmospheres to replace air in food packages is applicable to many types of food. Controlling food spoilage is complex and more than one gas may be appropriate for the same application. However, specific packaging conditions and shelf life extension requirements play a role in determining which one is most suitable for a given application. Linde's Extendapak® gases are used by food processors and packagers to extend the shelf life of their products. These gases include pure nitrogen, carbon dioxide and oxygen or a mixture of these products and function to displace unwanted atmospheric gases when used in a Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) process. MAP represents only one aspect of what a food processor can use to ensure that high quality and safe food reaches the marketplace and, ultimately, the consumer. Most importantly, MAP does not eliminate or reduce the processor’s responsibility for food manufacturing practices. In fact, the opposite is true. MAP is only appropriate for plants producing the cleanest of products. No gas combination in the package will ever reverse a food's poor microbial condition. At its best, MAP will only extend the keeping quality of a food. Linde has also developed other gas technologies for food applications. Please contact your Linde representative for further information on: Cryogenic freezing and chilling operations Mixer and ingredient cooling Beverage sparging, inerting and carbonization Water treatment Ozone for chill bath and wash water sterilization Hydrogen generation for oil management Oxygen for aquaculture Product - Gas Cross Reference Table Product Extendapak Food Gas Storage temperature Read meats* 14, 15, 16, 30, 32, 38 0-5 °C (32-41 °F) Poultry 2, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 0-2 °C (32-36 °F) Fresh Fruits 1, 44, 47, 49, 50, 51, 57, 70 5-10 °C (41-50 °F) Processed Meats 2, 12, 14, 15, 16, 23, 24, 26,28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 0-5 °C (32-41 °F) Dairy Products 2, 12, 14, 15, 16, 23, 24, 26, 28 1-3 °C (34-37 °F) Dry & Dehydrated Foods 1, 12, 16, 28 Ambient Prepared Foods 12, 14, 15, 16, 24, 26, 28 0-5 °C (32-41 °F) Bakery Products 1, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,24, 25, 26, 27, 28 Ambient Fresh Vegetables 1, 41, 42, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 70 0-5°C (32-41°F) Find your gas by food: Red Meats Type Gas No. Cylinder Style Content m3/ft3 Pressure psig/bar CGA MSDS Regulator Recommendation Beef (Retail*) EX 30 T 10.36 / 374 2640 / 182 296 E-6232 2000 Series K 7.62 / 275 2200 / 152 296 EX 32 T 10.36 / 374 2640 / 182 296 K 7.62 / 275 2200 / 152 296 EX 38 T 6.10 / 220 1464 / 101 296 K 5.43 / 196 1464 / 101 296 Beef, Lamb, Pork, Veal EX 16 T 5.76 / 208 1464 / 101 580 E-6231 2000 Series K 5.13 / 185 1464 / 101 580 EX 15 T 7.41 / 267 1956 / 135 580 K 6.60 / 238 1956 / 135 580 EX 14 T 9.36 / 338 2640 / 182 580 K 7.01 / 253 2640 / 182 580 * Cuts that are targeted to immediate retail display are best in EX 30, 32, or 38.br When “bloom” is not necessary, mixtures 16, 15 and 14 are recommended. When more than one Extendapak number is referenced, mixtures should be evaluated in the same sequence as listed. Mixtures are prepared with the same care as Certified Standard grade , however analyses are not reported. Poultry - Chicken, Cornish Hens, Duck, Turkey Type Gas No. Cylinder Style Content m3/ft3 Pressure psig/bar CGA MSDS Regulator Recommendation Chicken, Cornish Hens, Duck, Turkey (master pack) EX 2 K 10.36 / 374 2640 / 182 296 E-6232 2000 Series G EX-30 Oxygen 20% CO2 Food Grade To order this product, you need to login or register   Add to cart EX-32 Oxygen 30% CO2 Food Grade To order this product, you need to login or register   Add to cart EX-1 Nitrogen Food Grade To order this product, you need to login or register   Add to cart EX-4 Nitrous Oxide Food Grade To order this product, you need to login or register   Add to cart ]

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[ Water & Wastewater treatment Gases and Application Technologies for Water and Wastewater Treatment Pure Water Knowledge - For Today's Treatment Challenges Innovative Solutions for the Water Treatment Industry Water is essential for all life forms, yet access to clean, safe water is becoming increasingly difficult in many parts of the world. All water used by humans and industry must be treated to increasingly tight regulatory standards before it can be safely reused or returned to the natural environment.  For decades, Linde has been working with Water Treatment plant operators and stakeholders worldwide to design and commission applications for gases such as oxygen, carbon dioxide and ozone in water and wastewater treatment processes. Our innovative and pioneering solutions help operators to cost-effectively meet challenges such as pH control, substitution of acids, permanent and seasonal capacity increases. Linde’s gas-dissolution equipment maximizes dissolution efficiency and minimize power costs.  Extensive Offering - Reliable supply of industrial gases - Innovative, intelligent dosing systems (O2 & CO2) - Excellent service capabilities - Support during installation and maintenance - Best practices from 500+ installations worldwide Water & Wastewater Treatment Processes Linde can assist you to achieve reduced operating costs and improved reliability through use of oxygen dissolution equipment and other Linde gas applications for wastewater operations and treatment of potable water after desalination. Oxygen Instead of Air The use of pure oxygen (O2) is more effective than air in applications that require high capacity or high levels of dissolved oxygen.  Neutralization and Remineralization with CO2 When dissolved in water, carbon dioxide (CO2) forms carbonic acid.  Neutralization with CO2 is often less expensive than with other acids, and safer:  pH changes with CO2 are nearly linear at basic pH, which facilitate precise pH control. Under atmospheric pressure, the minimum pH level achieved with CO2 is around 6.5-7.0.   Even with variable raw water characteristics, the pH can thus be easily and precisely adjusted without the danger of acidification. The application of CO2 and lime is required as the final stage after desalination before water can be distributed in the municipal network to the consumer. Pure Oxygen for Ozone Generation Modern ozone applications typically see a lower lifecycle cost when oxygen is used as the feed gas instead of air.  O2-based ozone generation offers substantial power and capital savings compared to air. Services and Customer Support We support our customers at every stage of the solution lifecycle - from the initial assessment through application technology deployment to installation of a tailored gas supply system, always aligning our solutions with concrete operational challenges. ]

[ IN2ERT Accelerated Purging and Decontamination Services Linde Canada IN2ERT™ Accelerated Purging and Cleaning Services IN2ERT™ purging and cleaning from Linde Services Canada Inc. delivers safe, reliable, and fast cleaning to maintain equipment containing hydrocarbon residues or volatile organics. Linde’s IN2ERT™ service gives asset owners a quick and efficient means to suppress toxins for maintenance work. Our expert staff will develop a customized chemistry based on contaminents such as – H₂S, BTEX, LEL, and others that will mix with a nitrogen stream rapidly clearing tanks, piping & heat exchangers of H₂S/VOC’s. The IN2ERT™ mist encapsulates the toxins rendering the vessel inert and the waste environmentally friendly. After traditional nitrogen purging of tanks and piping, the residues left in these units will continue to emit H₂S and volatiles requiring suspension of maintenance activities. With the IN2ERT™ process, the mist absorbs the hydrocarbons while also coating the internals/residues (encapsulation) preventing further release of emissions. This ensures that maintenance downtime meets the scheduled outage. IN2ERT Service Advantages Faster & more predictable service vs nitrogen-only purging Safer because of encapsulating nature of chemicals Tailored chemistry for different contaminants (H₂S, Acids, VOC’s, etc.) Versatile application to various types of process equipment: tanks, process vessels, pipe conduits, heat exchangers etc. Environmentally friendly due to vapour encapsulation utilizing organic chemicals Cost-effective for challenging vessels and pipework to be cleaned Customized Mixtures to Handle: Acids | Alcohols | Benzene | H₂S | LEL | Mercaptans | Organo-halides | VOC Applications Tanks with significant internals Process vessels Oil tanks with significant sludge deposits Oil pipelines Heat exchangers that need to be cleaned Volatile crude oil/oil tanks Need for rapid LEL suppression & high H₂S content Setups Nitrogen supply Non-hazardous chemical injection skid IN2ERT™ mixer with safety valves Optional scrubber Need a faster, safer way to prepare equipment for maintenance? Linde's IN2ERT™ accelerated purging and cleaning services help asset owners reduce emissions, improve worker safety, and keep maintenance schedules on track. Contact our team today to discuss your application and discover how a customized IN2ERT™ solution can support your operation. Email: LSCI@linde.com | Western Canada Telephone: 1-866-443-3491 | Eastern Canada Telephone: 1-888-332-4066 ]

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[ Welding Safety & Compliance Linde Canada February 2026 Welding Safety & Compliance for Small & Mid-Size Shops Welding safety is essential for small and mid-size manufacturers. From PPE like welding helmets , welding gloves , and respirators to advanced PAPR systems , compliance ensures worker health and productivity. This guide covers low-fume solutions such as low-manganese filler metals, Linde’s proprietary MIG Mix Gold Shielding gas , and safety controls like welding curtains , and at-source capture MIG guns . Explore how PROSTAR Welding Apparel , abrasives , and automation tools like PushCorp by Walter help you reduce exposure, improve weld quality, and meet CCOHS and CSA standards. Quick Answers to Common Questions 1: Why is welding fume control important? Based on CCOHS’ recommendation, on gun extraction and LEV reduce weld fume exposure significantly—highlighting the importance of control measures. CSA standard W117.2:19 (R2023) Safety in welding, cutting, and allied processes. addresses respiratory hazards like manganese and hexavalent chromium in welding fumes, reinforcing this is a key industry concern. 2: Do I need a PAPR if I have ventilation? CCOHS recommends LEV, on gun extraction, and PAPR , showing PAPRs can offer superior breathing zone protection, validating this as a technical decision trade-offs question. 3: Are low manganese filler metals worth it? ESAB and Hobart explain the metallurgical and exposure-control benefits of low-manganese filler metals in industrial welding. 4: What standards apply in Canada? CSA standard W117.2:19 (R2023) Safety in welding, cutting, and allied processes, guidance are frequently cited in relation to welding safety, showing technical relevance across regions. 5: Can at source capture MIG guns replace large ventilation systems ? Suppliers like ABICOR and Bernard detail design features for high-flow fume capture at the gun, indicating technical evaluation of source control solutions. 6: What role does automation play in safety? 3M/Lincoln whitepaper describes robotic weld grinding and safety benefits, targeting shop-floor decision-makers considering automation to reduce exposure. The SMB friendly safety stack (mapped to the welding workflow) Goal: Follow the hierarchy of controls—substitution → engineering → admin → PPE —to reduce exposure at each step of the weld cell. 1: Before the arc: choose safer inputs Low manganese filler metals: Lower Mn content helps reduce a key neurotoxic exposure driver in the fume mix. Pair with good process control; still verify with air monitoring. MIG Mix Gold (shielding gas blend): Optimize the gas for stable arc, low spatter, and consistent puddle control, helping reduce rework and post weld abrasion needs. (mixture specifics vary; implement per WPS and qualify.) Welding chemicals (e.g., Whale Spray): Use purpose built anti spatter/cleaners to minimize grinding and airborne fine particulates downstream; ensure SDS alignment and proper ventilation. 2: At the arc: remove fumes where they form At source capture MIG guns : Integrated extraction captures a high percentage of fume directly at the nozzle without compromising shielding gas when properly configured; boosts welder mobility vs. fixed arms. Independent studies show on torch extraction reduces nanoparticle exposure in the welder’s breathing zone during arc welding. 3: Around the arc: contain and protect Welding screens , custom screens & curtains: Control line of sight light/radiation, define safe zones, and help manage bystander exposure while supporting airflow design per CSA guidance. Abrasives (pre/post weld): Choose high efficiency abrasives that cut faster and cooler to minimize airborne dust load and time at risk. Pair with downdraft or on tool extraction where feasible (see automation below). 4: Respiratory & personal protection (when needed and as a layer of defense) PAPR welding helmets: Provide clean, filtered air and increased comfort during welding and grinding tasks. Different models offer varying levels of protection — choose systems tested and validated by the manufacturer and ensure they’re used under a compliant safety program. PROSTAR PPE : Create clear, job specific PPE kits (helmet/ hood , gloves, jackets , sleeves , boots, hearing and eye protection). Download Technical Resources PROSTAR PPE Catalogue Hierarchy of Control for Fume Reduction StarSolver ]

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[ Buy Lincoln Electric Linde Canada Lincoln Electric® is a global leader in the welding and cutting industry, providing innovative products and solutions to a vast range of industrial applications. They offer a comprehensive range of welding and cutting equipment, including stick, MIG, TIG, and flux-cored welders, plasma cutters, and robotic systems. Lincoln Electric® is renowned for its quality, reliability, and performance and is committed to sustainability, safety, and environmental standards. They have a dedicated team of experts in welding, cutting, and automation that offer technical support, training, and educational resources to help customers improve productivity and efficiency. Lincoln Electric® has a long history dating back to 1895 and has been a pioneer in many areas of welding and cutting technology, from introducing the first variable voltage, single operator, portable welding machine to creating advanced welding automation and software applications. Welding & Cutting Lincoln Electric®'s Welding & Cutting line provides a wide range of high-quality welding and cutting equipment, consumables, safety gear, and accessories designed for various industrial applications. Their products are known for their exceptional performance, reliability, and innovative solutions. Lincoln Electric® also exhibits a commitment to sustainability, safety, and environmental standards in all they do. With over 100 years of experience in the Welding & Cutting industry, Lincoln Electric® is a trusted brand recognized for its quality and expertise. Welding & Cutting Equipment Engine Drive Welders Shop Now Engine Drive Parts & Accessories Shop Now Manual Plasma Cutter Parts & Accessories Shop Now Manual Plasma Cutters Shop Now MIG Guns Shop Now MIG Welders Shop Now MIG Welding Parts & Accessories Shop Now MIG Welding Wire Feeders Shop Now Multi-Process Welding Shop Now Spool Guns Shop Now Stick Welders Shop Now Submerged Arc Welder Replacement Parts Shop Now TIG Parts & Accessories Shop Now TIG Torch Kit Shop Now TIG Welders Shop Now Welding Electrode Holders Shop Now Welding & Cutting Accessories Water Coolant Systems Shop Now Welder Remote Controls Shop Now Welding & Cutting Equipment Replacement Parts Shop Now Welding & Cutting Machine Covers Shop Now Welding Cables Shop Now Welding Wire & Electrodes Alloy Steel Electrodes Shop Now Submerged Arc Flux Shop Now Welding & Cutting Consumables Manual Plasma Torch Electrodes Shop Now Manual Plasma Torch Nozzles Shop Now Manual Plasma Torch Retaining Caps Shop Now Manual Plasma Torch Shield Caps Shop Now MIG Conductor Tubes Shop Now MIG Contact Tips Shop Now MIG Diffusers Shop Now MIG Drive Rolls Shop Now MIG Insulators Shop Now MIG Liners Shop Now MIG Nozzles Shop Now Oxy Acetylene Welding Torch Tips Shop Now Submerged Arc Welding Contact Tips Shop Now TIG Collet Bodies Shop Now Safety & PPE Lincoln Electric®'s Safety & PPE line offers a comprehensive range of safety gear and personal protective equipment designed to keep workers safe and protected. They offer a variety of products, including welding helmets, respiratory protection, gloves, jackets, goggles, and safety glasses, that are designed with advanced technology to provide maximum comfort, durability, and protection in hazardous environments. Lincoln Electric®'s Safety & PPE line products are designed to meet rigorous safety standards and regulations to protect workers and help them avoid common safety hazards. They also provide training and educational programs on the proper use of their safety gear to help customers minimize risks. With over a century of experience, Lincoln Electric® is a trusted name known for its innovative solutions and commitment to safety in the industrial sector. Hard Hat & Bump Cap Accessories Shop Now Hard Hat Sweatbands Shop Now Safety Glasses Shop Now Welding & Fire Resistant Coats & Jackets Shop Now Respirator Accessories Shop Now Welding Helmet Accessories Shop Now Welding Helmet Replacement Headgear Shop Now Welding Helmets Shop Now Welding Lenses, Filters & Covers Shop Now Caps, Bands & Headgear Shop Now Lab Coats Shop Now Shop Lincoln Electric® Products from Linde Linde Canada is a preferred distributor for Lincoln Electric® equipment and products. Browse our Lincoln Electric® products to find high-quality abrasives, power tools, and industrial cleaning solutions that are right for you. You can buy online and pick-up in-store at our 80+ locations, across the country. Our knowledgeable staff can assist you in selecting Lincoln Electric® equipment and products and answer any questions you may have. ]

[ Code of Business Integrity Linde Canada Code of Business Integrity Because it is good business We believe that fairness, transparency and trust drive growth and prosperity for all parties involved- employees, customers, suppliers, markets - and the communities that encompass them all. Adhering to those qualities brings out the best in us, inspires the best in our business partners, reduces our exposure to legal risk and helps build and sustain a positive corporate reputation. Not only is behaving ethically the right and legal thing to do, it is good business. This Code of Business Integrity ("our Code") provides guidance on how we as Linde employees will conduct ourselves with each other and with customers, suppliers, governments, other businesses and our environment. Download our Code of Business Integrity Standards of business integrity We have adopted an Ethics Policy and developed Standards of Business Integrity to provide additional, specific business conduct guidance to our employees. This information is distributed to our employees around the world to outline Linde’s expectations of ethical conduct and integrity wherever we do business. We take these standards very seriously and non-compliance can result in severe disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment. Our employees are actively encouraged to report suspected complaints and concerns, and can anonymously report violations through a number of channels, including the Integrity Hotline. We also encourage customers, vendors or other observers to use the hotline to submit complaints or allegations about these or other matters. If you have observed a violation of Linde's Standards of Business Integrity, please contact our Integrity Hotline: For employees, call 1-800-290-7729 For non-employees, please visit  www.linde.ethicspoint.com . ]

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