oxygen concentrator

[littlecrowartglass]

Im having problems with my concentrator and just tried to call and email my guy who used to fix it for me but seems the # doesnt work any more and the email bounced back

anywho - does anyone know spencer - covalent technologies - comstock park michigan?? I thought he had been in here before-- just hoping someone has contact info??

[littlecrowartglass]

well didnt find spencer the go to man but found another place close to me that has refurbished oxy cons!! woohooooo!!! if anyone in the Grand Rapids Michigan area finds themselves in need of one i found a good source

[monicaglass]

Well, my oxygen concentrator kicked the bucket. It was still under warrenty, so I got a replacement. The replacement doesn't work either. I am ready to send it back, but if I can find someone in the Seattle Area to take a look at this thing and potentially fix it, I will hold onto it. When my original one worked it was a dream.

Does anyone know someone here in Washington?

Thanks...

[2tumblingdragonz]

Hi,

I'm not sure where to post this. What is the difference between an oxy con for medical use and one for flamework?

Thanks,
Namaste
Rowyn

[Alaska]

Originally Posted by irjc

I'm not sure where to post this. What is the difference between an oxy con for medical use and one for flamework?

Overall none. Now for the however. There are some firms that make concentrators for lampworking. Generally more output in LPM's and perhaps PSI. Cost about 1 to 2 K.

And there are some commercial firms that make units that are very suitable for lampworking. Cost in the range of 5 to 8 K.

Most use the medical ones. They produce, for the most part, 5 LPM at 5 PSI. Some will do 9 to 10 PSI. Used cost anywhere from $100 to $500. And new generally below 1 K.