Oman National Gas and BPCL to use new metal cutting solution
Thursday, 07 May 2009
Times of Oman reported that National Gas Company and India's Bharat Petroleum Corporation are bringing revolutionary metal cutting solution known as BMCG to town. In a significant pact signed recently, the Sultanate and the region will now witness a safe, economical and innovative solution in the metal cutting industry.
BMCG is the perfect substitute against the more expensive and base metal cutting gas. Not only does BMCG offer superior and effortless metal cutting but it also cuts costs phenomenally. The traditional method of cutting metal sheets used thus far was by the use of oxy acetylene mixture.
Acetylene is expensive and not easily available. BPCL painstakingly studied the needs of the metal cutting industries and came up with Bharat Metal Cutting Gas as the ultimate substitute for acetylene. BMCG is 30% to 40% cheaper on overall cutting cost.
In industries where safety of employees is the primary concern, Bharat Metal Cutting Gas is the ideal choice. BMCG is completely safe and operator friendly.
Mr Goutam Sen CEO of National Gas said that "National Gas is a company known for its pioneering and innovative spirit that is rightly founded on the attitude to strive towards a cleaner world. With the introduction of BMCG, the metal cutting industry in Oman and the region will significantly benefit from this amazing cost effective alternative."
Successfully launched by BPCL, BMCG has been tried and tested and can cut metal effortlessly thus making it the perfect answer for metal cutting and various brazing applications. National Gas tested BMCG at giants in the region like Al Jazeera Steels, Sharq Sohar Steel, L&T MFY, STS, Bilad Oman, Oman Steel, Gulf Structures, Arabian Industries, Mudhaher Est and many more in Muscat, Sohar and Nizwa Industrial Estate with remarkable results.
A pioneer in innovative energy solutions in Oman, National Gas has a number of industry firsts and latest in energy technologies to its credit.
National Gas retains its strong leadership position in the Omani market, boasting of the largest LPG infrastructure, bottling capacity in excess of 2 million cylinders per annum across industries and the highest consumer base in the Sultanate.
