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Choosing the right gas cylinder for your welding application isn’t just about selecting the type of gas—it’s also about choosing the right size. The wrong cylinder size can lead to frequent refills, inefficient storage, and unnecessary costs. At DuPuy Oxygen, we help welders and fabricators across Central and North-Central Texas make informed decisions about their gas supply. From home shops to high-output production floors, the right cylinder size supports better performance, safer handling, and smoother operations. Here’s what you need to know about cylinder sizes and how to pick the best one for your needs.

Why Cylinder Size Matters

Cylinder size impacts everything from gas capacity to portability to how often you need refills. Using a cylinder that’s too small for your workload may lead to frequent interruptions and downtime. On the other hand, using a larger cylinder than necessary could mean higher upfront costs, more difficult handling, and wasted space.

Choosing the right size is about striking a balance between usage volume, job duration, workspace layout, and transportation logistics. It also helps to consider storage regulations and how your team interacts with the cylinders throughout the day.

Common Cylinder Sizes and Their Uses

Gas cylinders come in a variety of sizes, typically identified by letter codes. While naming conventions can vary slightly depending on gas type and supplier, the following sizes are among the most common in the welding industry:

• MC (Mini Cylinder): Small acetylene cylinder ideal for portable torch work or hobbyist use. Easy to transport and great for light-duty jobs.
  
  

• B Cylinder: Slightly larger than MC, often used for oxy-acetylene torches in mobile welding applications.
  
  

• 40 CF (Cubic Feet): Compact option for MIG or TIG applications; ideal for light fabrication or home use.
  
  

• 80 CF: Offers a good middle ground for moderate daily use; still fairly easy to move and store.
  
  

• 125 CF: Popular for shops that use gas regularly but not at high volumes; longer use time with manageable size.
  
  

• 150–250 CF: Common in full-time welding shops; these cylinders reduce refill frequency and are suitable for high-use environments.
  
  

• 300+ CF: Best for large-scale industrial operations; may require carts or forklifts for transport and are typically stationary.
  
  

Each of these sizes holds a specific volume of gas at standard pressure, which directly affects how long the cylinder will last during regular use.

Matching Cylinder Size to Your Welding Process

Different welding processes consume gas at different rates. MIG welding, especially when using high-amperage settings, tends to consume shielding gas faster than TIG welding. For example, a small 40 CF cylinder may only last a few hours when MIG welding on a high-duty cycle, while that same cylinder could last a day or more on a TIG setup.

If you’re using oxy-acetylene torches for cutting, brazing, or heating, you’ll also want to pair your acetylene cylinder with the correct size oxygen cylinder to maintain proper pressure and flow balance. At DuPuy Oxygen, we can help calculate gas usage per job to determine which sizes will meet your project’s demands without frequent downtime.

Portability vs. Capacity

In mobile welding scenarios—common in repair, construction, or agricultural work—portability is critical. Smaller cylinders like MC or B tanks are easier to transport and can be mounted on mobile carts for quick deployment. However, they run out faster and may require multiple spares if you're working all day on a remote site.

In a shop environment, capacity becomes more important. Larger cylinders reduce the number of times you need to swap tanks, saving time and reducing the chance of errors or interruptions. If your team is welding consistently throughout the day, larger cylinders like 250 CF or more may be the most efficient choice.

Storage and Safety Considerations

Cylinder size also affects how you store and secure your gas inventory. OSHA and NFPA guidelines require that all gas cylinders be stored upright and properly secured to prevent tipping. Larger cylinders are more stable but require more floor space and heavier-duty securing systems.

You must also separate fuel gases like acetylene from oxidizers like oxygen by at least 20 feet, or use an approved fire-rated barrier. This can impact how many large cylinders you can safely store at your location. Smaller shops may benefit from mid-sized cylinders that strike a balance between capacity and safety space requirements.

Cost Considerations

Cylinder size impacts both the initial cost and the long-term cost per cubic foot of gas. Larger cylinders generally offer a better cost-per-fill ratio—meaning the cost per cubic foot of gas decreases as cylinder size increases. However, larger cylinders have higher upfront purchase or rental costs and may incur higher transportation or handling fees.

If your gas usage is predictable and high, investing in larger cylinders often results in cost savings over time. If your needs are occasional or vary by project, smaller cylinders offer flexibility and a lower barrier to entry. We help our customers evaluate both usage rates and budget constraints to recommend the most cost-effective cylinder plan.

Leasing vs. Owning Cylinders

When selecting cylinder sizes, you also need to consider whether you’ll lease or own them. Leasing offers convenience and flexibility—especially for businesses that want to scale up or down quickly. Leasing also transfers the responsibility for maintenance, certification, and testing to the supplier.

Owning cylinders may be more cost-effective in the long run, especially if your usage is consistent and you’re committed to a specific size. At DuPuy Oxygen, we offer both options and can walk you through the pros and cons based on your current needs and future plans.

How to Track and Reorder Effectively

No matter what size cylinders you choose, keeping track of your inventory is critical. Many businesses overlook the value of cylinder tracking systems, only to find themselves out of gas mid-job. We offer tagging and tracking services to help you monitor cylinder levels, refill schedules, and usage trends.

For high-volume users, we can set up routine deliveries or cylinder exchanges to ensure you never run short. For smaller operations, we can help create simple visual inspection systems so you always know what’s full, what’s empty, and what’s due for refill.

Choosing the Right Partner for Gas Supply

Cylinder size is just one part of the equation. Working with the right supplier ensures that your cylinders are certified, properly filled, and safely delivered. At DuPuy Oxygen, we control every step of the supply chain from our fill plants in Waco and Fort Worth. Our team helps welders throughout Central Texas choose the right size cylinders and maintain a consistent, efficient gas supply.

We take the time to understand your shop, your job sites, and your goals. Whether you’re just getting started or upgrading your supply chain, we’re here with local knowledge and hands-on support.

Conclusion

Understanding gas cylinder sizes is essential for optimizing your welding operation, controlling costs, and avoiding downtime. At DuPuy Oxygen, we help welders across Central Texas choose the right size cylinders for their specific applications. Contact us today to learn more about our gas services and let us help you get the most out of every tank.

In the welding and fabrication world, time is money—and downtime can mean missed deadlines, lost revenue, and disrupted job sites. When unexpected supply shortages hit, having access to fast and reliable emergency delivery can make all the difference. At DuPuy Oxygen, we understand that projects don’t always run on a 9-to-5 schedule. That’s why we offer emergency welding supply delivery throughout Central and North-Central Texas to keep your team moving when it matters most. Whether it’s gas, wire, tips, or safety gear, we’re ready to help when you're in a bind.

Why Emergency Supply Delivery Matters

Emergencies happen. Maybe you ran out of shielding gas halfway through a job, a regulator failed during a weekend project, or a major client just called in a rush order. In these moments, waiting for regular delivery windows or next-day shipments isn’t an option. Emergency supply delivery bridges the gap, providing fast access to essential materials so work can resume without unnecessary delay.

Our Texas-based team knows that industries like construction, manufacturing, energy, and agriculture don’t stop when inventory runs low. We’re here to respond quickly, with expert coordination and real-time support.

What Supplies Can Be Delivered in an Emergency

At DuPuy Oxygen, our emergency delivery service covers the full range of welding supplies. This includes:

• Compressed gases (argon, CO₂, oxygen, acetylene, mixed gases)
  
  

• Welding wire and filler rods
  
  

• Electrodes and tips
  
  

• Regulators and torches
  
  

• Welding helmets and PPE
  
  

• Tools and consumables
  
  

• Safety equipment
  
  

• Small equipment rentals (upon availability)
  
  

Our Waco and Fort Worth fill plants allow us to fulfill gas orders on the spot and dispatch delivery drivers quickly. We also maintain well-stocked showrooms across our eight locations, making it easier to get you what you need fast.

Coverage Area and Delivery Timing

We proudly serve businesses across Central and North-Central Texas, including Waco, Fort Worth, Temple, Stephenville, Killeen, and surrounding areas. Emergency deliveries are dispatched based on urgency, location, and availability. In many cases, we can deliver within a few hours, even on evenings or weekends.

For locations outside our regular route or those requiring long-distance delivery, we’ll provide a time estimate and coordinate the fastest possible solution. Whether you’re on a rural job site or a busy industrial property, we’ll do what it takes to get supplies in your hands quickly and safely.

How to Request Emergency Delivery

If you need emergency welding supply delivery, simply call your local DuPuy Oxygen branch. Our team will ask a few quick questions to determine what you need, when you need it, and where you’re located. From there, we’ll check stock, prep the order, and assign a driver for immediate dispatch.

We recommend saving your nearest DuPuy branch contact information in your phone or crew directory so you’re ready when the need arises. Having your account details, delivery address, and preferred payment method on hand will help us process your order even faster.

What to Expect Upon Delivery

When our team arrives on-site, your delivery will be clearly labeled, verified, and ready for immediate use. Gas cylinders are filled, sealed, and safety-checked. Equipment and consumables are securely packaged to prevent damage during transit. Our drivers are trained to unload and stage your order in a safe, efficient manner and can assist with cylinder exchanges as needed.

If you’re unsure how to install or use any of the equipment or materials, our team is available by phone to walk you through setup or safety procedures. We also follow up after delivery to ensure everything met your expectations and that your team is back up and running smoothly.

Emergency vs. Scheduled Delivery: What's the Difference

While scheduled deliveries are ideal for regular inventory replenishment and cost control, emergency delivery is designed to meet immediate, unplanned needs. This flexibility is what allows contractors and shop managers to stay agile in fast-paced environments.

Emergency deliveries typically include a premium service fee, but the real savings come from avoiding lost time, delayed deadlines, and production downtime. For many of our clients, the ability to get critical supplies after hours is not just convenient—it’s essential to meeting contractual obligations.

Real-World Scenarios We Support

Our emergency delivery services are used by a wide range of businesses and professionals. Here are just a few common scenarios:

• A metal fabrication shop runs out of argon during a night shift and can’t finish a critical TIG weld job
  
  

• A construction crew breaks a regulator valve on-site and needs a replacement before starting work the next morning
  
  

• A repair technician is called out to an industrial site and realizes they forgot key electrodes for Stick welding
  
  

• A pipeline welder’s gas mix was miscalculated, requiring an urgent delivery to avoid downtime
  
  

• A custom fabrication shop receives a last-minute order and needs additional wire and filler rods to meet the deadline
  
  

No matter the situation, our team is trained to respond with speed and accuracy.

Benefits of Working with a Local Emergency Supplier

Choosing a local supplier for emergency delivery gives you speed, familiarity, and peace of mind. At DuPuy Oxygen, we know the roads, the weather, and the industries in Texas. We don’t route your call through a distant call center. You talk directly to someone who understands your job, your schedule, and the urgency of the situation.

With eight branch locations and in-house fill plants, we offer the scale to respond quickly while still maintaining the personal service you’d expect from a family-owned Texas business. Our drivers are local, our inventory is local, and our decisions are made here—not in a corporate office out of state.

How to Prepare for Future Emergencies

While we’re always here when emergencies strike, the best strategy is to reduce the risk of them happening in the first place. We encourage customers to establish routine supply checks, keep a small inventory buffer on hand, and take advantage of our scheduled delivery services when possible.

Our account managers can also help you identify patterns in your usage and recommend supply plans or consignment inventory programs to keep your shop fully stocked at all times. And when the unexpected does happen, you’ll already know who to call.

Conclusion

When deadlines are tight and equipment is on the line, you need a welding supplier you can count on—day or night. At DuPuy Oxygen, our emergency delivery service is built to support the demands of Central Texas welders and contractors with speed, reliability, and expert care. Contact us today to set up your emergency delivery plan or to get help fast when it matters most.

No matter the size of your operation, a well-equipped welding shop is key to producing clean, strong, and safe welds. Whether you're a full-service fabrication facility in Fort Worth or a small repair shop in Waco, having the right tools and accessories ensures consistent results and minimizes downtime. At DuPuy Oxygen, we’ve been outfitting welding shops across Central and North-Central Texas for decades. Based on our experience and the daily needs of our customers, we’ve put together a list of essential tools and accessories every shop should keep on hand.

Welding Machine(s)

The foundation of any welding operation is the welding machine itself. The right machine depends on your process—MIG, TIG, Stick, or a combination. MIG welders are user-friendly and efficient for steel fabrication. TIG welders offer precision for aluminum and stainless steel. Stick welders are rugged and great for outdoor or heavy-duty jobs.

At DuPuy Oxygen, we stock a wide range of machines from trusted brands to suit all types of operations, from hobbyists to production facilities. Our team can also help you choose a multi-process welder if flexibility is key to your shop’s success.

Shielding Gas and Regulators

Shielding gas is critical for MIG and TIG welding processes. Depending on the material and application, you might need 100% argon, an argon/CO2 blend, or specialty gas mixtures. Without proper shielding, your welds will be weak and prone to contamination.

Equally important is a high-quality gas regulator and flowmeter. These tools ensure precise gas delivery and prevent waste. Our Waco and Fort Worth fill plants offer quick gas cylinder refills, and we carry the regulators and gauges you need to maintain steady performance.

Welding Helmet and Safety Gear

Welding creates intense light, sparks, and fumes. A high-quality auto-darkening helmet is essential to protect your eyes and face while allowing for clear vision between welds. Helmets with adjustable shade levels and reaction times offer greater control and comfort during long workdays.

Beyond helmets, every shop should stock flame-resistant jackets, gloves, safety glasses, ear protection, and steel-toed boots. A fire extinguisher, eye-wash station, and first-aid kit are non-negotiables for any safety-conscious operation.

Clamps and Magnets

Holding your materials in place is critical for clean and accurate welds. C-clamps, locking pliers, pipe clamps, and adjustable magnetic squares help stabilize joints during tack welding and final passes. Magnets are especially helpful for maintaining angles on sheet metal and tubular steel without extra hands.

Investing in a good assortment of clamps and magnets allows you to work faster and with more precision, reducing rework and improving overall efficiency.

Wire Brushes and Chipping Hammers

Preparation is key to quality welding. Wire brushes are used to clean base metals of rust, scale, and old coatings before welding. For Stick welding, a chipping hammer is essential for removing slag between passes and after final welds.

Keep multiple brushes on hand, including carbon steel for ferrous metals and stainless or brass for softer or non-ferrous materials. Clean surfaces ensure better penetration and fewer defects.

Angle Grinder and Abrasives

An angle grinder is one of the most versatile tools in a welding shop. It's used for cutting, beveling, grinding welds, and cleaning surfaces. Equip your grinder with a variety of discs: cutoff wheels, grinding wheels, flap discs, and wire wheels. Each has its place depending on the task at hand.

Backed by strong power and durability, a good grinder keeps your workflow moving without bottlenecks. Be sure to stock extra abrasives so you’re never caught without the right tool mid-job.

Welding Table or Workbench

A sturdy welding table is more than just a surface—it's a fixture that supports accuracy and repeatability. Tables with built-in clamps or grid systems allow you to secure parts quickly and work from multiple angles. Heat-resistant surfaces and grounding points improve safety and performance.

Even small shops benefit from a dedicated welding table that reduces clutter and enhances focus. For mobile welders or space-limited areas, foldable or portable benches are also available.

Measuring Tools and Layout Markers

Accuracy begins with proper measurement and layout. Keep a full set of tape measures, rulers, calipers, combination squares, and angle finders nearby. Soapstone or silver pencils work well for marking weld lines and cut points on metal surfaces.

Digital angle gauges and laser levels are also becoming more popular for complex layouts and ensuring symmetry in structural or ornamental work.

Consumables and Replacement Parts

Running out of welding consumables can bring your entire job to a halt. Be sure your shop is stocked with extra welding wire, filler rods, contact tips, nozzles, liners, collets, and electrodes. Each process and material calls for specific consumables, so having a diverse inventory allows you to switch between projects seamlessly.

At DuPuy Oxygen, we keep our showrooms fully stocked with consumables for all welding processes, and we can help you set up recurring orders or bulk discounts for high-use items.

Ventilation and Fume Extraction

Fume control is an often-overlooked but vital part of welding shop safety. Welding fumes can be hazardous, particularly with stainless steel or galvanized metals. Portable fume extractors, overhead exhaust fans, or downdraft tables help keep air clean and workers protected.

For enclosed areas or high-volume workstations, investing in a professional-grade fume extraction system can significantly improve workplace safety and reduce long-term health risks.

Tool Storage and Organization

Efficiency starts with knowing where everything is. A well-organized tool chest or wall-mounted system keeps hand tools, consumables, and PPE accessible. Label drawers and compartments for easy reference, and regularly audit your inventory to restock what’s running low.

Shops that stay organized reduce downtime, minimize tool loss, and improve workflow.

Why Work With a Local Supplier Like DuPuy Oxygen

Your time is valuable, and your tools are the foundation of your success. At DuPuy Oxygen, we don’t just sell welding products—we partner with our customers to ensure they have the right equipment to do the job right. Our expert staff can recommend setups tailored to your workflow, materials, and project volume. From entry-level welders to full production shops, we help our Texas customers build workspaces that are safe, efficient, and built to last.

Conclusion

Every welding shop, whether large or small, needs the right combination of tools, accessories, and supplies to operate efficiently and safely. At DuPuy Oxygen, we support welders across Central Texas with the equipment and expertise they need to succeed. Contact us today to equip your shop with the essential tools that will keep your work running strong.

In a world where national chains and online suppliers dominate many industries, there’s something uniquely valuable about working with a local company—especially when it comes to something as mission-critical as welding gases and industrial supplies. At DuPuy Oxygen, we’ve proudly served Central and North-Central Texas for decades, and we understand what it takes to support businesses that depend on reliability, responsiveness, and expertise. Choosing a Texas-owned gas supplier offers more than just convenience—it provides an unmatched level of service, accountability, and community investment.

Faster Service and Delivery You Can Count On

Timing is everything in the welding and fabrication world. Delays in gas supply or equipment can derail entire projects and put your crew behind schedule. Working with a local provider like DuPuy Oxygen means faster delivery times and flexible scheduling. With branch locations across Waco, Fort Worth, Killeen, and beyond, we cover a wide delivery area between Austin and Fort Worth with same-day and next-day service options.

Our in-house fill plants in Waco and Fort Worth eliminate the need to rely on third-party facilities, so we control our inventory and turnaround times. This direct access gives our customers the confidence that when they need gas or equipment, we can deliver quickly and consistently.

Personalized Customer Support

When you work with a local gas supplier, you’re not just an account number in a national system—you’re a valued customer with unique needs. Our team gets to know your business, your crew, and your work style. Whether you’re a large-scale operation or a one-person shop, we tailor our service to match your specific requirements.

Our staff is made up of experienced professionals who live and work in the same communities we serve. They understand the unique challenges Texas welders face, from temperature extremes to rural job sites, and they provide solutions that reflect real-world conditions—not boilerplate answers.

Flexibility You Won’t Find with Big Chains

Local suppliers are inherently more agile than national brands. We don’t need to wait for approval from corporate headquarters to make decisions. If your business needs a rush order, a custom gas blend, or an unexpected equipment repair, we can respond immediately.

This flexibility extends to billing terms, delivery routes, and product availability. If you need something specific, we’ll work to source it or find a comparable solution without delay. For many of our customers, that responsiveness is the difference between meeting a deadline or missing it.

Accountability and Quality Control

With national suppliers, it can be difficult to know where your gas comes from or how it’s been handled. At DuPuy Oxygen, we fill our cylinders in-house and maintain strict quality control standards. We test and inspect each fill to ensure consistency, pressure accuracy, and purity, so you can count on reliable performance every time.

Being local means we’re accountable to our customers. If there’s ever an issue, you can reach a real person immediately—not a call center. We stand behind our products and services because we take pride in our work and our reputation in the community.

Supporting the Local Economy

When you choose a Texas-owned supplier, you’re investing in your own economy. The money you spend stays in the community—supporting local jobs, families, and small businesses. Our team members are your neighbors, your customers, and your partners in growth.

We reinvest in our operations, hire locally, and give back to the communities we serve. From sponsoring local events to participating in vocational training programs, we’re deeply committed to helping Texas thrive.

Expertise Rooted in the Region

National providers may offer broad product catalogs, but they often lack regional knowledge. At DuPuy Oxygen, we understand the welding and industrial landscape of Texas. We know what types of gases, machines, and consumables are most effective for the industries operating here—from agriculture and oilfield services to construction and manufacturing.

We also understand how Texas’ climate affects your gas usage and storage. Our technicians regularly advise customers on how to handle cylinders in extreme heat, store equipment safely, and plan for weather-related disruptions. That kind of insight is difficult to find from out-of-state suppliers.

Comprehensive Service Under One Roof

Another key advantage of working with a local supplier like DuPuy Oxygen is the convenience of bundled services. We offer more than just gas—we stock welding machines, tools, accessories, safety gear, and consumables. Our showrooms are well-stocked, and our team is ready to walk you through options and recommend products that meet your needs and budget.

In addition to sales, we offer equipment rentals, repairs, and maintenance performed by certified technicians. This all-in-one approach saves our customers time and simplifies their workflow by reducing the number of vendors they have to manage.

Better Relationships, Long-Term Trust

We believe strong business relationships are built on trust, not transactions. Our customers know they can count on us—not just for the sale, but for advice, support, and follow-through. Many of our clients have worked with us for decades, relying on our expertise and responsiveness through changing projects, technologies, and economic cycles.

That long-term trust is a testament to our commitment to doing business the right way—with honesty, integrity, and a focus on customer success.

Adaptable to Growth and Change

As your business grows or shifts focus, having a local supplier by your side can make scaling easier. We help clients upgrade their gas needs, expand into new facilities, or shift to new equipment without disrupting their workflow. Whether you’re opening a new shop in Temple or ramping up production in Fort Worth, we can help you plan and execute a smooth transition.

We also keep you informed of industry trends, safety updates, and product innovations so you can stay ahead of the curve without constantly monitoring supplier news.

Conclusion

Choosing a Texas-owned gas supplier isn’t just about supporting local—it’s about gaining a partner who’s truly invested in your success. At DuPuy Oxygen, we combine fast service, regional expertise, and personalized support to deliver unmatched value to welders and industrial teams across Central Texas. Contact us today to experience the local advantage for yourself and see why so many businesses trust us to fuel their operations.

Welding operations rely heavily on consistent access to high-quality shielding gases. Whether you're running a MIG, TIG, or oxy-fuel setup, keeping your gas cylinders full and ready is critical to maintaining uptime and ensuring quality welds. At DuPuy Oxygen, we operate our own fill plants in Waco and Fort Worth, providing fast, reliable gas refills across Central and North-Central Texas. If you're new to the process or looking to streamline your supply chain, understanding how gas cylinder refills work—and what to look out for—can save time, money, and hassle.

Why Refill Instead of Replace

When your gas cylinder runs low or empty, you typically have two options: swap it out for a pre-filled one or have it refilled. Many customers choose to refill rather than exchange for a few important reasons. First, if you own your cylinder, refilling is often more cost-effective than participating in a cylinder exchange program. Second, refilling ensures you maintain possession of your certified and properly maintained cylinder—ideal for companies that track assets closely.

DuPuy Oxygen offers both options, but many of our longtime customers in Waco, Temple, and Fort Worth prefer refills because of our quick turnaround and in-house quality control. Our local fill plants are equipped to handle high volumes and a wide variety of gases, ensuring consistency and availability.

Types of Gases Commonly Refilled

Not all welding gases are the same, and the refill process varies based on the type of gas and the cylinder specifications. At DuPuy Oxygen, we regularly refill cylinders with:

• Argon and argon/CO2 blends (common in MIG and TIG welding)
  
  

• CO2 (used in flux-cored welding and beverage systems)
  
  

• Oxygen (for oxy-fuel cutting and combustion enhancement)
  
  

• Acetylene (used in oxy-acetylene welding and cutting)
  
  

• Nitrogen (for purging and pressure testing)
  
  

• Helium (for specialty TIG welding or mixed shielding)
  
  

Each gas has different pressure requirements, fill techniques, and safety protocols, which is why it's critical to work with a qualified refill provider.

Understanding Cylinder Ownership and Certification

Before refilling, it's important to know whether your cylinder is privately owned or leased. Privately owned cylinders must meet current DOT certification requirements and have a valid hydrostatic test date, typically every five to ten years depending on the tank material. Cylinders that are out of certification cannot be legally refilled until requalified.

Our team at DuPuy Oxygen inspects every cylinder brought in for refill. If your tank needs recertification, we’ll let you know and can help get it tested through approved facilities. Ensuring your cylinders are up to spec isn’t just about compliance—it’s about safety.

Proper Cylinder Preparation Before Refill

When preparing to bring a cylinder in for refill, make sure the valve is tightly closed and the protective cap is in place. This prevents leaks and protects the valve stem from damage during transport. If you’re transporting multiple cylinders, secure them upright using chains or straps to prevent tipping.

Never attempt to bleed down or depressurize a cylinder on your own unless you are trained and equipped to do so safely. If your cylinder has remaining pressure, that’s not a problem—we can safely refill or top it off depending on the gas type and your usage.

Turnaround Time and Scheduling

At DuPuy Oxygen, we understand that downtime costs money. That’s why we’ve built our refill service to be as fast and efficient as possible. Our Waco and Fort Worth plants can often refill cylinders while you wait, and for larger accounts, we offer pickup and delivery services on a set schedule.

For customers running multiple welders or using high volumes of gas, we recommend scheduling regular refills to stay ahead of demand. Our account managers work with businesses across Central Texas to create custom delivery and refill schedules tailored to their workload.

Refill Pricing and Value

Refill pricing varies depending on gas type, cylinder size, and fill volume. While it may be tempting to choose the cheapest option, it’s important to remember that not all gas suppliers are equal in terms of gas purity, equipment maintenance, or customer service.

At DuPuy Oxygen, we maintain tight quality control at every stage of the refill process. Our gases meet or exceed AWS standards, and we calibrate all fill equipment regularly to ensure accurate volume and pressure. The result is more consistent weld quality, fewer rejects, and a better overall value.

Avoiding Common Cylinder Refill Mistakes

One of the most common issues we see is customers using or storing gas cylinders improperly, which can make refilling more difficult or even dangerous. For example, using a cylinder past its hydro test date or one with visible rust or dents may disqualify it from being refilled. Similarly, cylinders stored horizontally or exposed to extreme temperatures may develop valve issues or internal corrosion.

Make it a habit to visually inspect your cylinders monthly. Look for signs of damage, wear, or contamination. And always store them upright in a cool, dry location with adequate ventilation. If you’re unsure whether a cylinder is refillable, bring it in—we’ll inspect it at no charge.

Refilling Specialty Gas Mixtures

Some welding processes require custom gas blends to optimize arc characteristics or address specific material requirements. These blends can include multiple gases such as argon, helium, CO2, and oxygen in precise ratios. If you require a specialty mixture, DuPuy Oxygen can accommodate that with custom fill services.

We can replicate your existing blend or help you identify a more efficient or cost-effective alternative based on your application. Our technicians work directly with manufacturers, metal shops, and fabrication teams to develop custom solutions that support performance and efficiency.

Supporting Local Industries with Reliable Supply

Serving customers from Austin to Fort Worth and everywhere in between, DuPuy Oxygen is proud to support local industries with consistent gas supply and expert service. Our refills help power welders in auto repair shops, construction companies, oil and gas operations, schools, and agricultural facilities throughout the region.

By operating our own fill plants, we eliminate the delays and inconsistencies that come with relying on third-party suppliers. When you choose DuPuy, you’re choosing reliability, expertise, and a partner who understands your business.

Conclusion

Staying on top of your welding gas supply is critical to keeping your operation productive and safe. At DuPuy Oxygen, we make refilling your gas cylinders fast, affordable, and hassle-free. Whether you're running a single welder or managing a large fleet, our team is ready to keep your cylinders filled and your work moving forward. Contact us today to schedule a refill or learn more about our custom gas solutions.

Choosing between renting and buying welding equipment is a major decision for businesses and independent contractors across Central Texas. With budgets, job scope, and timelines varying from project to project, making the right call can directly impact productivity and profitability. At DuPuy Oxygen, we work with clients throughout Waco and beyond to help them make informed decisions based on their specific needs. Whether you're managing a short-term fabrication job or gearing up for long-term production, understanding the advantages of each option can help you optimize your operation and bottom line.

Cost Control and Budget Flexibility

One of the most immediate advantages of renting welding equipment is the ability to control upfront costs. For businesses operating under tight budgets or uncertain workloads, renting avoids the capital expense of purchasing. You only pay for the equipment when you need it, allowing for greater financial flexibility.

This is especially helpful for small shops or contractors in the Waco area who may not need full-time use of a welder or plasma cutter. Instead of investing in expensive gear that sits idle between jobs, renting ensures you're only paying for performance when it's required. It also frees up capital for other operational expenses like materials, labor, and transportation.

Access to the Latest Technology

The welding industry continues to evolve with advancements in automation, energy efficiency, and precision. By renting from a local provider like DuPuy Oxygen, you gain access to newer, more efficient models without the long-term commitment of ownership.

This is particularly valuable for specialty jobs requiring specific capabilities. For example, a fabrication project involving aluminum might require a high-frequency TIG welder, which you may not use regularly. Renting gives you the freedom to match the tool to the task without over-investing in rarely used machines.

Maintenance and Repairs Included

Owning welding equipment means being responsible for all maintenance, calibration, and repairs. Over time, these costs add up and can lead to unexpected downtime. When you rent from DuPuy Oxygen, those responsibilities shift to us. Our equipment is inspected, maintained, and tested by certified technicians before every rental, ensuring it's ready to go from the moment it reaches your site.

This reduces operational risk and keeps your team focused on completing the job, not troubleshooting machinery. If a unit fails or malfunctions during use, we’ll provide a replacement quickly so your schedule stays on track.

No Storage or Depreciation Concerns

Welding equipment takes up valuable space, and proper storage conditions are critical for keeping machines in good working order. Renting eliminates the need for long-term storage and the challenges that come with it—especially in environments where space is limited.

Additionally, equipment depreciates over time. What you buy today may lose value as newer models come to market. Renting sidesteps the issue of depreciation entirely, making it an ideal choice for contractors who prefer to avoid long-term asset management.

Ideal for Project-Based Work

If your workload fluctuates based on contracts or seasons, renting offers the ability to scale up or down as needed. This flexibility is a huge benefit for businesses in and around Waco working in construction, oil and gas, or infrastructure projects.

Renting allows you to take on more jobs without the overhead of purchasing and maintaining more equipment. When the job is done, simply return the gear—no lingering costs, no excess equipment, no storage logistics.

When Buying Makes Sense

Despite the advantages of renting, there are circumstances where purchasing welding equipment makes better long-term sense. If you have steady demand and regular usage, buying can save money over time. Equipment that’s used daily in production environments typically pays for itself within a few years and becomes a valuable asset.

Owning equipment also gives you full control over modifications, storage, and scheduling. You’re not dependent on inventory availability or rental timelines, which can be important for businesses with high output or customized requirements.

At DuPuy Oxygen, we stock and sell high-quality welding machines, accessories, and supplies for those who choose to invest in ownership. Our experts are here to help you evaluate total cost of ownership versus rental expenses based on your unique workflow and usage patterns.

Tax Benefits and Financing Options

Purchasing equipment may come with tax benefits, such as Section 179 deductions, which allow you to write off the cost of equipment in the year it’s put into service. Depending on your financial strategy, this can be a valuable advantage during tax season.

We also offer financing solutions for customers who need help spreading out the cost of ownership. This allows businesses in the Waco area to acquire essential equipment while managing cash flow more effectively.

Try Before You Buy

For customers considering purchasing but unsure which model is best, renting first can serve as a practical trial. This "try before you buy" approach is popular among our clients and helps avoid buyer’s remorse. You get hands-on experience with a machine before committing long-term. 

Our team can also recommend similar models across rental and purchase lines to help you find the perfect match. We regularly help clients upgrade from rentals to purchases with confidence and minimal risk.

Why Local Support Matters

Working with a local provider like DuPuy Oxygen offers significant advantages over national chains or online suppliers. Our eight branch locations across Central and North-Central Texas—including our base in Waco—mean we’re nearby and ready to help with quick delivery, fast service, and expert advice.

Our technicians can assist with setup, troubleshooting, and training. Whether you're managing a fabrication shop, a pipeline crew, or a mobile repair service, our team understands the demands of Texas welders and the pace of Texas industries.

Making the Right Decision for Your Business

Every operation is different. Your decision to rent or buy should reflect your project demands, cash flow, crew size, and future plans. What works for a high-volume fabrication facility may not suit an independent contractor or a seasonal project crew. DuPuy Oxygen is here to guide you through that decision with honesty, clarity, and local expertise.

Conclusion

Renting versus buying welding equipment in Waco comes down to what makes the most sense for your workflow, budget, and long-term goals. Both paths offer advantages, and at DuPuy Oxygen, we’re proud to offer flexible, cost-effective solutions for every welder. Contact us today to speak with a specialist about your equipment needs and discover the best fit for your next project.

Compressed gas cylinders are essential tools in a wide range of industries, from welding and fabrication to medical and food service. At DuPuy Oxygen, we supply compressed gases daily to businesses across Central and North-Central Texas, and we understand the risks that come with improper handling. These cylinders store gases under high pressure and require careful storage, transportation, and usage protocols to ensure safety in the workplace and during transport. Whether you’re a seasoned welder or new to industrial gases, following proper procedures will protect your team, your property, and your investment.

Understanding the Risks of Compressed Gas Cylinders

Compressed gases are stored at high pressures and can be hazardous if mishandled. Leaks, ruptures, and improper storage can lead to fire, explosion, or exposure to toxic substances. Cylinders may contain flammable, oxidizing, corrosive, or inert gases, each with its own set of handling requirements. Additionally, the sheer weight of these cylinders—often between 50 to 150 pounds—makes physical handling and securing critical to avoid injury or property damage.

At DuPuy Oxygen, our technicians are trained in DOT and OSHA guidelines for safe gas handling, and we regularly advise customers throughout the Waco, Fort Worth, and Austin areas on how to stay compliant and safe in their operations.

Proper Storage of Compressed Gas Cylinders

Storing compressed gas cylinders safely starts with choosing the right environment. Cylinders should always be stored upright and secured with chains or straps to prevent tipping. Never leave them free-standing or stacked. Use cylinder racks or wall brackets to hold them in place.

Storage areas must be well-ventilated, dry, and away from heat sources or combustible materials. For outdoor storage, choose a shaded area protected from the elements. Indoors, never store cylinders near doorways, exits, or high-traffic walkways. It’s essential to keep oxygen cylinders at least 20 feet away from flammable gases like acetylene, or use a physical barrier rated for at least 30 minutes of fire resistance.

Labeling is another key safety element. Always keep labels and valve tags clearly visible. Never store cylinders with labels missing or damaged. If you cannot identify the contents, do not use the cylinder.

Segregating Cylinders by Gas Type

Different gases require different storage considerations. Oxygen cylinders should be stored separately from flammable gases. Inert gases, such as nitrogen or argon, are not flammable but can displace oxygen in enclosed spaces, creating an asphyxiation hazard.

Empty cylinders must also be segregated from full ones and clearly marked as “empty.” While they may seem harmless, empty cylinders still contain pressure and should be handled with the same care. Rotate your stock to ensure older cylinders are used first and minimize the risk of expired or damaged equipment being put into service.

Handling and Moving Cylinders Safely

When it comes to moving compressed gas cylinders, never attempt to carry or drag them manually. Use a properly designed cylinder cart with a secure strap or chain. Make sure the valve protection cap is in place before moving a cylinder—even over short distances. Never lift a cylinder by its valve or roll it on its side.

If your team regularly moves multiple cylinders, invest in carts or pallets specifically made for gas transport. Forklifts used to move gas pallets must do so gently and on level ground to prevent tipping or jostling.

Employees must be trained to never drop, strike, or allow cylinders to collide with each other or hard surfaces. Even a slight valve crack or body dent can lead to a leak or rupture under pressure.

Transporting Cylinders by Vehicle

Transporting compressed gas in company or personal vehicles involves an entirely separate set of precautions. Cylinders must be secured in an upright position and protected from movement during transit. They should never be transported in the trunk of a car or lying flat in the back of a pickup truck.

For open-bed trucks, use a rack or cage to secure the cylinders and protect the valves. When transporting inside a vehicle, ensure that the area is well-ventilated. Accumulated gas from a slow leak can create an explosive environment, especially in enclosed spaces.

If you’re transporting flammable gases such as acetylene, never leave the vehicle unattended. Always ensure the valve is tightly closed, caps are on, and that you’ve received proper guidance from your gas supplier—especially if transporting across long distances or in high temperatures.

Valve and Regulator Safety

Always keep the valve closed when the cylinder is not in use. Do not tamper with or modify valves, and never try to force a stuck valve open. When attaching a regulator, make sure you’re using one rated for the gas type and pressure. Use leak-detection solutions to check for leaks at fittings, never a flame.

If a leak is detected, isolate the cylinder and ventilate the area immediately. Do not attempt to repair a leaking cylinder. Contact your gas supplier right away and follow emergency protocols.

Inspection and Maintenance

Regular inspection is critical to maintaining safety. Before each use, check for signs of corrosion, dents, or damage to the cylinder body, valve, and cap. Check regulators and hoses for wear or damage. Any damaged components should be replaced immediately.

OSHA and DOT regulations require periodic testing and requalification of gas cylinders. At DuPuy Oxygen, we ensure all our cylinders meet current safety and testing standards, so our customers can focus on their work with confidence.

Emergency Preparedness and Staff Training

In any business using compressed gases, every employee should be trained in safe handling procedures, emergency shutdown, and evacuation protocols. Clearly mark storage areas with hazard signage, and ensure fire extinguishers and first-aid kits are accessible.

Create and practice emergency plans for gas leaks, fires, and equipment failures. Make sure everyone knows how to identify cylinder contents, read safety data sheets (SDS), and respond appropriately in the event of an incident.

Why Local Support Matters

Working with a local supplier like DuPuy Oxygen means you get more than just product—you get peace of mind. We offer training, consulting, and on-site evaluations to ensure that our customers in Central and North-Central Texas are following best practices in storage, handling, and transportation. Our team knows the regional codes, weather conditions, and industry needs that influence how gas should be managed in real-world environments.

Conclusion

Compressed gas cylinders are powerful tools, but they must be handled with respect and attention to detail. Safe storage and transportation practices are not just about compliance—they’re about protecting lives and property. At DuPuy Oxygen, we are committed to helping your team work safely and effectively every step of the way. Contact us today to schedule a safety consultation or learn more about our delivery and support services.

When it comes to welding, your choice of gas is just as important as your choice of filler material or equipment. At DuPuy Oxygen, we understand that selecting the right shielding or cutting gas is essential to achieving optimal weld quality, safety, and efficiency. Whether you’re working with steel, stainless, or aluminum, the correct gas can improve arc stability, reduce spatter, and enhance overall productivity. With our extensive experience and in-house gas fill plants in Waco and Fort Worth, we’re here to guide welders across Central and North-Central Texas in making the right gas choice for every application.

Understanding the Role of Welding Gas

Welding gases serve multiple functions depending on the welding process. In MIG and TIG welding, gases act as shields to protect the weld from atmospheric contamination. In oxy-fuel cutting or brazing, they fuel the flame that performs the cut or bond. The specific gas you need depends heavily on your materials, the welding process, and your desired results. Choosing incorrectly can lead to poor bead appearance, weak welds, or even dangerous working conditions.

Shielding Gases for MIG Welding

MIG welding is widely used in fabrication and repair across Central Texas, from manufacturing facilities in Waco to repair shops in Temple. One of the most common shielding gases is a mix of Argon and CO2. A 75/25 Argon-CO2 blend is ideal for mild steel applications, offering a stable arc and minimal spatter. For those welding thicker materials or looking to penetrate deeper, a higher percentage of CO2 may be beneficial, though it can result in a rougher bead.

Pure CO2 is the most economical option and is commonly used in heavy-duty operations, but it tends to produce more spatter and a hotter arc. On the other hand, blends that include oxygen or helium can be used to fine-tune arc characteristics, especially in specialty or production environments.

Shielding Gases for TIG Welding

TIG welding, known for its precision and clean appearance, is heavily dependent on gas purity. Pure argon is the most commonly used shielding gas for TIG welding across all metals. It provides excellent arc stability and minimal spatter, making it perfect for welding thin metals like stainless steel or aluminum.

For thicker materials or exotic metals, helium may be added to the mix to increase heat input and welding speed. However, helium is more expensive and requires higher flow rates, making it important to balance performance with cost. At DuPuy Oxygen, we can help you select the right argon-helium mix to suit your project needs.

Cutting Gases for Oxy-Fuel Processes

In addition to shielding gases, oxy-fuel cutting relies on combustible gases such as acetylene, propane, or natural gas combined with oxygen. Acetylene remains the most popular fuel gas for cutting due to its high flame temperature, making it perfect for quick, clean cuts on carbon steel.

However, propane and natural gas are gaining popularity due to their lower cost and longer tip life. These fuels are ideal for operations where precise cuts are less critical but cost efficiency is key. We regularly supply a variety of fuel gases to metal shops and construction companies throughout Central and North-Central Texas.

Welding Gases for Aluminum and Stainless Steel

Aluminum requires careful handling and specific gases. In MIG applications, 100% argon is typically the gas of choice for welding aluminum, as it ensures a smooth arc and clean finish. For more demanding jobs, an argon-helium blend may be used to increase heat and penetration.

Stainless steel, on the other hand, can benefit from tri-mix gases such as argon, CO2, and helium. These blends reduce oxidation and produce strong, corrosion-resistant welds. Selecting the proper tri-mix can reduce post-weld cleaning and rework, saving time and money in the long run.

Local Considerations for Central Texas Welders

Texas welders face unique environmental and operational challenges, including high temperatures, outdoor wind interference, and a range of materials used across industries from agriculture to energy. It’s critical to select gases that not only suit your welding process but also take these local factors into account.

At DuPuy Oxygen, our technicians regularly work with customers in Waco, Killeen, Stephenville, and beyond to ensure that their gas mixtures are dialed in for both performance and efficiency. With same-day delivery available between Austin and Fort Worth, our clients don’t have to compromise on access or timing.

On-Site Fill Plants and Fast Delivery

One major advantage of working with DuPuy Oxygen is our ability to fill and deliver gas quickly from our Waco and Fort Worth plants. We own and operate these facilities, which allows us to maintain rigorous quality standards and control delivery timelines. This is particularly beneficial to customers in rural or high-demand areas who need reliable turnaround times and consistent gas quality.

Expert Support and Equipment Repair

In addition to supplying welding gases, we provide expert repair services and technical support across all eight of our Texas branches. Our certified technicians can assist with regulators, torches, and gas handling systems to ensure your operation runs smoothly and safely.

Our team doesn’t just drop off cylinders—we work alongside you to determine your exact needs, provide custom gas solutions, and help you reduce waste and downtime. Whether you’re an independent fabricator or part of a large manufacturing team, our knowledgeable staff is ready to support your success.

Conclusion

Choosing the right welding gas is a critical part of any fabrication or repair project. With so many variables at play, it pays to work with a trusted local expert who knows the materials, the processes, and the environment you’re working in. DuPuy Oxygen proudly supports welders across Central and North-Central Texas with premium gases, responsive service, and hands-on expertise. Contact us today to discuss your application and let us help you choose the perfect gas solution.

Welding is a powerful and essential trade, but it comes with serious risks if proper safety precautions aren’t followed. From flying sparks to harmful UV rays, extreme heat, and toxic fumes, every welding job has hazards that can lead to injury or long-term health issues without the right protection. That’s why having access to dependable, high-quality welding safety supplies is non-negotiable.

At Dupuy Oxygen, we’ve been supplying Waco, Texas with industrial gases and welding products for decades—and safety is always at the heart of what we do. Whether you’re a solo welder in a home garage or managing a crew on a commercial job site, we’ve got the gear you need to protect yourself and your team.

Why Welding Safety Matters

Every year, thousands of injuries occur in the welding industry—many of them completely preventable with the right safety equipment. Eye injuries, burns, electrical shock, and respiratory issues are just a few of the dangers welders face. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires specific protective gear on every job, and staying compliant means choosing the right equipment and using it consistently.

Beyond the legal requirements, protecting your crew builds trust, improves job performance, and reduces downtime caused by accidents.

Essential Welding Safety Gear We Carry

At Dupuy Oxygen, we stock a full line of welding safety equipment from trusted brands to meet the needs of professional welders, fabricators, and hobbyists alike. Here are some of the most important items every welder should have:

• Welding Helmets: Auto-darkening and passive helmets with full UV/IR protection to prevent eye injuries and flash burns.
  
  

• Protective Clothing: Flame-resistant jackets, leather aprons, sleeves, and gloves built to handle sparks, slag, and high temperatures.
  
  

• Gloves: MIG, TIG, and stick welding gloves that balance protection with dexterity.
  
  

• Respiratory Protection: NIOSH-approved respirators and masks that protect against fumes, metal particles, and airborne contaminants.
  
  

• Safety Glasses and Face Shields: Secondary eye protection to wear under helmets or for grinding and cutting work.
  
  

• Hearing Protection: Earplugs and earmuffs for noisy environments where cutting and grinding occur.
  
  

• Footwear: Steel-toe boots and metatarsal guards to protect from falling objects and molten metal.
  
  

• Welding Curtains and Blankets: For job site containment and spark protection.
  
  

• First Aid and Eyewash Stations: Onsite kits for immediate injury response and compliance with OSHA standards.
  
  

If you’re not sure what your team needs to meet code or upgrade protection, our staff can walk you through every option and help you build a customized safety package.

Local Support, National Brands

One of the advantages of working with Dupuy Oxygen is the personal service you get from a local team. We’re based right here in Waco, and we understand the needs of welders in Central Texas. We stock industry-leading brands like Lincoln Electric, Miller, 3M, Jackson Safety, Tillman, and more—ensuring you get durable, certified gear at competitive prices.

Need something fast? Our local inventory means you don’t have to wait days or weeks for a shipment to arrive. We also offer bulk orders, job site delivery, and reorder programs to keep your team stocked and safe at all times.

Welding Safety Supplies In Waco, Texas

Welding safety isn’t optional—it’s the foundation of every successful job. With the right gear, you reduce the risk of injury, stay compliant with regulations, and improve the productivity and confidence of your crew. At Dupuy Oxygen, we’re proud to support the welding community in Waco, Texas with the best safety supplies, customer service, and expertise in the business.

Need to gear up or restock? Contact Dupuy Oxygen today for personalized service and quality welding safety supplies you can trust.

In the medical field, time and precision can make all the difference—and that extends beyond procedures to the resources healthcare providers rely on every day. One of those essential resources is medical gas. Whether it’s oxygen for patient care, nitrous oxide for anesthesia, or CO₂ for surgical tools, the demand for safe, timely, and compliant delivery is non-negotiable.

At Dupuy Oxygen, we proudly serve hospitals, clinics, dental offices, veterinary practices, and specialty medical providers across Waco, Texas with dependable medical gas delivery. With decades of experience in gas handling and industrial supply, our team understands the critical importance of quality, consistency, and regulatory compliance in the medical industry.

What Medical Gases Do We Supply?

Dupuy Oxygen offers a wide range of medical-grade gases that meet all relevant purity standards and regulations. Our most commonly delivered gases include:

• Medical Oxygen (O₂): Used in emergency rooms, surgery, recovery, and patient oxygen therapy
  
  

• Nitrous Oxide (N₂O): Often used for anesthesia in dental, surgical, and veterinary applications
  
  

• Medical Air: A clean, compressed air supply used in respiratory therapy and operating rooms
  
  

• Carbon Dioxide (CO₂): Used for insufflation during laparoscopic procedures and in cryotherapy
  
  

• Helium-Oxygen Mixes (Heliox): Used for certain respiratory conditions requiring reduced resistance airflow
  
  

All gases are certified for medical use, stored in FDA-compliant cylinders, and delivered with full documentation for traceability and inspection readiness.

Who We Serve

Our medical gas delivery service extends to a variety of care providers throughout Waco and Central Texas, including:

• Hospitals & Urgent Care Centers
  
  

• Dental Practices & Orthodontists
  
  

• Veterinary Clinics
  
  

• Specialty Surgical Centers
  
  

• Home Health Providers & Hospice Facilities
  
  

• Ambulance Services
  
  

• Medical Research Labs
  
  

Whether you're managing a high-volume ER or running a small dental practice, we customize your delivery schedule to match your usage and ensure you never run short on the gases your patients depend on.

Compliance & Safety Come First

Medical gases are classified as pharmaceuticals, which means they must be handled, transported, and delivered under strict safety and regulatory guidelines. Dupuy Oxygen follows all FDA, OSHA, and DOT regulations and ensures full documentation with every delivery. Our delivery personnel are specially trained in medical gas protocols and cylinder handling, and we routinely inspect our cylinders and valves to meet the highest quality standards.

Additionally, we offer consulting on safe storage, cylinder rotation, and emergency backup planning to help healthcare providers stay prepared and compliant at all times.

Why Choose Dupuy Oxygen?

As a locally owned company with deep roots in Waco, we offer the kind of personal, responsive service that national chains simply can’t match. With fast delivery, reliable inventory, and a team that understands your business, you’ll never have to worry about delays or missed shipments.

Our clients appreciate:

• 24/7 Emergency Response
  
  

• Scheduled and On-Demand Delivery Options
  
  

• Bulk and Cylinder-Size Availability
  
  

• Regulatory Support and Documentation
  
  

• Local Expertise and Service Flexibility
  
  

When you call Dupuy Oxygen, you speak to a real person—someone who knows your name, understands your needs, and takes your delivery seriously.

Final Thoughts

Medical gas isn’t just another supply—it’s a lifeline. At Dupuy Oxygen, we’re honored to serve the medical community in Waco, Texas by ensuring a consistent, safe, and compliant gas delivery system. From operating rooms to oxygen therapy, we’re here to support your care teams and the patients they serve.

Need to schedule a delivery or review your current gas plan? Contact Dupuy Oxygen today—Waco’s trusted partner for medical gas delivery.