GASIQ

GasiQ is based in Stenkullen, Sweden and took over the business of ELGA (ITW) in February 2007 — a company that itself had decades of experience manufacturing gas-equipment for industry. GasiQ’s values and missions emphasise quality, safety, environmental responsibility and efficiency. GasiQ is certified to environmental standard ISO 14001:2015 and promotes recycling and environmentally conscious manufacturing practices.

Specialities and Product Range

GasiQ covers a broad spectrum of gas and welding-related equipment. Key categories include:

• Gas regulators (for acetylene, oxygen, propane, argon, mixed gases, etc.) — from budget/basic types up to high-performance and special regulators.

• Gas-saving regulators / efficiency regulators — especially the Optimator Argon Mix Regulator, most commonly used for MIG welding applications.

• Gas cutting and welding torches / cutting systems — including nozzles, cutting kits, and complete welding/cutting outfits.

• Outlet points, quick-connect fittings, flashback arrestors, safety accessories, and other consumables/spare parts for gas welding systems.

Why buy GasiQ?

• Gas-efficiency & cost-saving — their Optimator regulators are explicitly engineered to reduce gas waste. A key benefit of switching from a conventional regulator to the Optimator is that it can reduce shielding-gas consumption by roughly 30–50%, particularly valuable in frequent-start welding operations (e.g. MIG / TIG) where gas surge waste is common.

• High-quality industrial gear — GasiQ’s long heritage (inherited from ELGA), Swedish manufacturing standards, and ISO certification signal reliability and consistency.

• Wide product breadth — from regulators to cutting torches, nozzles, fittings and accessories: GasiQ covers the full spectrum of gas-welding supply.

• Sustainability & compliance credentials — with ISO-environmental certification and stated commitment to recycling, safety and environmental standards, GasiQ cares about regulatory compliance, workplace safety, and sustainable procurement