TOL Gases Ltd. formely known as Tanzania Oxygen Limited was established in 1950 as a branch of the African Oxygen and Acetylene Company (AFROX) of South Africa. Ownership changed in 1968 when it became part of British Oxygen Company (BOC).

Gases We are committed to meeting customers’ needs. From individuals to the large manufacturing plants. Our products include both industrial and medical gases, inert gases, high purity gases and medical consumables. Welding Solutions We are solutions driven. We provide products and services that support welding, cutting and related processes. Our product line includes; welding equipment, welding automation and *welding spare parts. (*Manufactured only by ESAB -Elektriska Svetsnings-Aktiebolaget, Sweden) Medical Gas Systems We are efficient and comprehensive. We are leading medical gas pipeline installation specialists, providing expert teams to handle all design, engineering and installation systems for hundreds of medical sites and health facilities across the region. This Division also includes; Training, Maintenance and Spares.

TOL Gases Ltd. partners with customers ensuring they make the most of their resources by offering a full range of atmospheric, process, industrial and specialty gases, tailor supply systems to get them to you safely and efficiently. The following are industries that TOL Gas currently serves: • Mining • Food and Beverage • Healthcare • Chemicals • Glass and Minerals • Manufacturing • Energy • Water and Waste • Construction • Paints and Coatings

Headquartered in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, TOL Gases currently serves its’ customers from four country branches and offers its products to countries within the SADC region.

Protecting and minimizing our impact on the environment and our workers is a priority and cornerstone to our development. TOL Gases Ltd. complies with the National Environmental Management Council (NEMC) requirements as well as all local rules and regulations

Acetylene is primarily used in welding, cutting, and brazing applications due to its high temperature flame.

Acetylene can be hazardous due to its highly flammable nature and tendency to decompose explosively if not handled properly.

Ammonia is commonly used in fertilizers, household cleaners, and industrial processes such as refrigeration.

Yes, ammonia is toxic and exposure to high concentrations can cause irritation to the eyes, nose, and throat. Inhaling large amounts can be harmful or even fatal.

Compressed carbon dioxide is used in various applications including carbonation of beverages, fire extinguishers, and as a welding gas.

When handled properly, compressed carbon dioxide is relatively safe, but improper handling can lead to risks such as asphyxiation in confined spaces.

Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide. It's used primarily for cooling purposes in industries like food preservation, shipping, and special effects.

Dry ice is hazardous if not handled correctly due to its extremely low temperature. Direct skin contact can cause frostbite.

Nitrous oxide is commonly known as laughing gas and is used in medical and dental procedures for its anesthetic properties.

When used under controlled conditions by trained professionals, nitrous oxide is considered safe. However, misuse or prolonged exposure can lead to health risks.

Argon is used in various industries including welding, electronics manufacturing, and as a shielding gas in metallurgy.

Argon is non-toxic and generally considered safe. However, like any compressed gas, it can pose hazards if not handled properly.quatur totam modi pariatur nulla, aspernatur dolore consequuntur temporibus unde minima repellendus laboriosam.

Argoshield is a specific blend of gases, typically argon and carbon dioxide, used as a shielding gas in welding to protect the weld area from atmospheric contamination.

Argoshield is commonly used for MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding and is suitable for various materials including steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.

Helium is used in various applications including as a coolant in MRI machines, for lifting balloons, and in industrial processes like welding.

Helium itself is non-toxic and generally safe. However, inhaling helium can be dangerous as it can displace oxygen in the lungs, leading to asphyxiation.

Nitrogen is used in various industries including food packaging, electronics manufacturing, and as a blanketing gas in oil and gas operations.

Nitrogen is not toxic, but in certain conditions, it can displace oxygen in confined spaces, leading to asphyxiation.

Industrial oxygen is used in metal fabrication, glassmaking, wastewater treatment, and other industrial processes where oxidation is required.

Oxygen itself is not flammable, but it supports combustion. Proper handling procedures must be followed to prevent fire hazards.

Medical oxygen is used to treat patients with respiratory conditions and to support anesthesia during surgery.

While the oxygen itself is the same, medical oxygen undergoes stricter quality control and is produced and handled to meet medical standards.

Hydrogen is used in various industries including petroleum refining, chemical production, and as a fuel for vehicles and power generation.

Hydrogen is highly flammable and can form explosive mixtures with air. Proper precautions must be taken in handling and storage.

Medical air, which is essentially compressed air of high purity, is used in hospitals for respiratory therapy and to power medical devices.

Medical air must meet stringent purity standards to ensure safety for patient use. Proper filtration and monitoring are essential to prevent contamination.

Essential PPE includes items like safety helmets, gloves, goggles, ear protection, and high-visibility clothing, depending on the specific hazards present in the workplace.

The right workwear should provide protection against the hazards present in your work environment. Consider factors such as material durability, comfort, and compliance with safety standards.

Essential equipment includes a welding torch, gas cylinders (such as acetylene and oxygen), hoses, regulators, and appropriate protective gear like welding helmets and gloves.

Follow proper procedures for equipment setup, ventilation, and handling of compressed gases. Regular maintenance and inspection of equipment are crucial to prevent accidents.

Common Medical equipment includes diagnostic devices (like stethoscopes and blood pressure monitors), patient monitoring systems, surgical instruments, and life support equipment.

Medical equipment should undergo regular maintenance, calibration, and inspection according to manufacturer guidelines and regulatory standards to ensure accuracy and patient safety.

Essential equipment includes a welding power source, electrode holder, welding electrodes, protective gear (such as welding helmets and gloves), and grounding clamps.

Ensure proper ventilation to remove welding fumes, use welding screens to protect others from UV radiation, and wear appropriate protective gear to prevent injuries from sparks and arc flash. Regular training on safe welding practices is also essential.