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WDW101 - Smith WDW101 Acetylene Oxygen Gas Saver with Pilot Light

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OVERVIEW

Stop Burning Money and Time

Every welder knows the frustration of setting the perfect neutral flame, only to have to shut the torch down to move a part, and then start the whole lighting and adjusting process over again. The Smith WDW101 Gas Saver (also known as the Gasaver™) changes the game for production brazing and welding. It acts as a "third hand" on your bench, holding your torch and managing your gas flow so you can focus on the work.

How It Works

Using the WDW101 is incredibly simple. When you are done with a weld, you don't close the valves on your torch handle. Instead, you simply hang the torch on the Gasaver's hook. The weight of the torch pushes the arm down, which triggers the internal valves to shut off the flow of oxygen and acetylene completely. The flame goes out, but your settings on the torch handle remain untouched. When you are ready to weld again, just lift the torch off the hook. The gas starts flowing immediately. Pass the tip over the built-in pilot light, and whoosh—you are back in business with the exact same flame you had before.

Why You Need It

  • Save Gas: Why pay for acetylene and oxygen that just heats up the air? If you weld intermittently, this device can pay for itself in gas savings alone.
  • Save Time: No more fiddling with knobs every few minutes. Lift, light, and weld. It speeds up your workflow dramatically.
  • Stay Safe: A burning torch sitting on a bench is a hazard. The WDW101 ensures the flame is out whenever the torch isn't in your hand.

Built for the Shop

This isn't a flimsy gadget; it's a heavy-duty brass tool made in the USA by Smith Equipment (Miller). It is designed to sit firmly on your workbench and handle the daily grind of a welding shop. The pilot light is adjustable, so you can keep it as a small, efficient bead of fire. Whether you are doing production runs or just want a more efficient setup for your garage, the WDW101 makes oxy-acetylene work smoother, safer, and cheaper.

Additional Information
Brand:Smith Equipment
Used On Which Gas:Acetylene, Oxygen
Packaging Description:1 per each
Material:Brass
Inlet Connection:9/16"-18
Outlet Connection:UNF
Dimensions:13" x 4.25" x 3.5"
Product Type:Gas Saver

INCLUDED

  • 1x WDW101 Gas Saver Device
  • 1x Pilot Light Assembly
  • 1x Torch Hook/Arm Mechanism
  • Installation Instructions

APPLICATIONS

  • Production line brazing and soldering
  • Automotive radiator and heat exchanger repair
  • HVAC component manufacturing
  • Jewelry casting and metalworking
  • General fabrication requiring frequent torch start/stop cycles
  • Educational welding training facilities

FAQ

The Smith WDW101 is designed specifically for use with Acetylene and Oxygen. It is not recommended for propane or other alternate fuel gases.

The unit has a small, separate gas line that feeds a pilot flame. This flame remains lit continuously (consuming very little gas) so that when you lift the torch and gas flow resumes, you can instantly re-ignite the torch by passing it over the pilot.

No, the Gas Saver is installed in the line between your regulators and the torch. You still need regulators to control the working pressure from the cylinders.

No, that is the main benefit. You leave the valves on the torch handle open. The Gas Saver cuts the flow externally, so when you pick it up again, the mixture is exactly how you left it.

Installation is standard for gas equipment. It features 9/16"-18 inlet and outlet connections, which are standard for most welding hoses. It should be securely mounted to a workbench.

The body and valve assembly are constructed from solid brass, ensuring durability and resistance to heat and corrosion.

While it can physically hold some torches, it is primarily designed for brazing and welding torches. Heavy cutting attachments might be too bulky or heavy for the standard arm mechanism depending on the specific setup.

Yes, when the arm is depressed by the weight of the torch, the internal valves completely seal off the supply to the torch, leaving only the pilot light active.
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