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LPG is the most familiar type of gas used by the residential or household consumers. It is a combination of flammable mixtures of propane and butane, commonly used for cooking food, heating appliances and operating vehicles.

HCFC-123 fire extinguishers have been designed to protect areas containing Class A (solid fuels), Class B (liquid and gaseous fuels), as well as Class C fire risks (energized electrical equipment). They offer the additional advantage of being clean, safe and environment friendly, without leaving any residue after use.

Carbon dioxide fire extinguishers are primarily used for electrical fires (Class C) involving energized electrical equipments such as motors, transformers and appliances, although they also work on flammable liquid (Class B) fires such as gasoline, petrol, diesel and paint.

Dry chemical fire extinguishers are the most frequently used extinguishing agent today, and are effective in suppressing Class A, B and C fires. This multipurpose fire extinguisher also works by interrupting the chemical reaction in the fire triangle, and creating a barrier between oxygen and the burning fuel on Class A fires.

AFFF fire extinguishers are useful for Class A & Class B fires involving flammable liquids such as paints, solvents and fats like grease and oils. These foam extinguishers suppress fire by cutting off the supply of atmospheric oxygen into the burning surface and thus cooling it down.

Widely known for its use in inflating blimps and balloons, Helium is also considered indispensable across a wide range of industries, with various applications in medicine, scientific research, arc welding, refrigeration, aircrafts and more.

Argoshield is a flexible shielding gas, notable for being the most abundant and profitable among other inert gases. Specifically, it is widely used in the metal industry, wherein it acts as a determining factor in several welding, fabrication and manufacturing processes.

Argon is particularly important for the metal industry, having been used as an inert shielding gas in welding and other high-temperature industrial processes where ordinarily unreactive substances become reactive. It has several desirable properties which make it equally suitable for various applications on top of being the cheapest among its alternatives.

Hydrogen gas has a vast application spectrum beyond its value as a fuel gas. Aside from having higher energy conversion efficiency, it generates low pollutants and is often used in welding or sculptural process, electrical generating process, and frost production process known as cryogenics. 

Nitrogen is a colorless, tasteless, odorless, non-toxic and almost totally inert gas, accounting for 78% of the atmosphere and is a constituent of organic compounds found in all living tissues. It has very flexible applications with known uses in food, chemical and even in the semiconductor industry.

Carbon Dioxide is a liquified, colorless gas known to have numerous applications in different industries and fields. Its practical use includes its presence on the food and beverages industry, particularly from carbonated drinks to modifying atmospheres for packaged foods. 

Medical Oxygen is typically found in hospitals and outpatient clinics to aid medical breathing, resuscitation, life support and oxygen therapy. Besides providing respiratory assistance, this therapeutic gas also has known applications in the fields of aviation, diving, sports and steel manufacturing.

Technical Oxygen is used in a wide range of processes especially for steel cutting and welding when combined with acetylene gas. Its moisture content is not as rigidly controlled as that of a breathing oxygen and therefore should be used only for industrial purposes.

Acetylene gas is a commercially-graded type of gas widely serving as a fuel and a chemical building block. Its low flame moisture content makes it a good choice for many critical heating processes like welding, cutting, heat treating and carburizing.