Oxygen Concentrators for Lampworking & Glassblowing
Bradshaw Oxygen helps glass artists, lampworkers, flameworkers, jewelers, and studio glassblowers choose dependable oxygen concentrators for torch work. We specialize in professionally reconditioned and new oxygen equipment for customers who need reliable oxygen output, honest guidance, and support before and after the sale.
If you are shopping for an oxygen concentrator for glassblowing or lampworking, this page is designed to help you buy with confidence. For full torch compatibility charts, oxygen PSI requirements, and detailed technical comparisons, visit our Glassblower Oxygen Concentrator Guide.
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Why Buy from Bradshaw Oxygen
Our mission is to help lampworkers find an oxygen generation system that fits their torch, work style, budget, and long term goals. You should be able to focus on your glass, not spend days guessing which oxygen setup will work.
- Professionally reconditioned equipment: Reconditioned units are cleaned, inspected, rebuilt as needed, and tested before shipment.
- Factory standard testing: We test concentrator function, oxygen purity, output, alarms, and performance before the unit leaves our shop.
- New and reconditioned options: Choose the value of reconditioned equipment or the confidence of genuine new equipment when available.
- Nationwide shipping: We serve lampworkers and glass studios across the United States.
- Expert customer support: We help customers compare concentrators and choose the right path before purchasing.
- Authorized reseller relationships where applicable: When a product is sold through an authorized reseller relationship, we make that clear and support the customer through the buying process.
Why Glassblowers Trust Bradshaw Oxygen
Bradshaw Oxygen is more than an oxygen equipment supplier. We are active supporters of the glassblowing community and are committed to helping artists choose dependable equipment with confidence.
- Over 237 five star Google reviews from customers who value honest guidance and ongoing support.
- Personalized recommendations based on your torch, oxygen requirements, work style, and future plans.
- Support before and after the sale, including help comparing multiple brands and oxygen system options.
- Educational resources for glassblowers, lampworkers, jewelers, and studio artists.
- Community giveaways at least twice each year to give back to the glassblowing community.
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Choosing the Right Oxygen System for Lampworking
The original Bradshaw Oxygen lampworking resource explained three common oxygen setups used by glass artists: direct delivery, HPLV, and HVLP. We are preserving that guidance in a cleaner buying format here while keeping the deeper technical details in our dedicated guide.
- Direct delivery: A concentrator feeds oxygen directly to a smaller torch. This is often the simplest starting point for bead work, small soft glass work, and lower oxygen demand applications. View direct delivery options.
- HPLV systems: High pressure, low volume systems use oxygen compression and storage for artists who want tank based work time with oxygen generated from a concentrator and HomeFill style system. View HPLV options.
- HVLP systems: High volume, low pressure systems may use multiple concentrators with oxygen storage for heavier daily studio use. These setups require careful planning and safety awareness. View HVLP options.
For torch specific PSI requirements, concentrator comparison charts, and manufacturer compatibility information, use the complete Glassblower Guide.
Shop Our 10 LPM Oxygen Concentrators
For many lampworking and glassblowing setups, a 10 LPM oxygen concentrator is a stronger starting point than a 5 LPM unit because it provides more oxygen capacity and more room to grow. If your torch demand is higher than one concentrator can support, Bradshaw Oxygen can help you decide whether multiple concentrators, oxygen tanks, a HomeFill system, or another setup makes more sense.
Drive DeVilbiss 10 LPM Oxygen Concentrator, Reconditioned
The Drive DeVilbiss 10 is one of our preferred 10 LPM recommendations for many glassblowers and lampworkers because it offers dependable high flow oxygen output, strong value, and reliable performance in a wide range of oxygen supported applications.
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AirSep NewLife Intensity 10 LPM Oxygen Concentrator, Reconditioned
The AirSep NewLife Intensity is a strong choice for certain torch setups because the Intensity series is known for higher pressure capability compared with many standard concentrators. It is a popular option for customers who want a more capable oxygen concentrator for demanding applications.
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Invacare Platinum 10 LPM Oxygen Concentrator, Reconditioned
The Invacare Platinum 10 is a durable workhorse concentrator for customers who want a proven high capacity unit. It is a solid option for many lampworking, studio, and industrial oxygen applications.
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Respironics Millennium M10 10 LPM Oxygen Concentrator, Reconditioned
The Respironics Millennium M10 is a durable 10 LPM concentrator for steady oxygen supported use. It is a practical choice for many lampworkers who want a reconditioned high flow unit from a recognized brand.
Shop the Respironics Millennium M10 Reconditioned Oxygen Concentrator
Shop by Torch Manufacturer
Different torch brands and models can have very different oxygen requirements. Use this page to shop concentrators, then use our technical guide to compare your specific torch before you purchase.
- Nortel: Compare Nortel torch oxygen needs, including Minor, Mega Minor, Mid Range, Major, Red Max, and related setups in the Glassblower Guide.
- Bethlehem: Review Bethlehem torch compatibility and oxygen demand in the Glassblower Guide.
- Carlisle: Compare Carlisle torch pressure needs and when concentrators may or may not be the right fit in the Glassblower Guide.
- GTT: Review Glass Torch Technologies models in the Glassblower Guide.
- National: If you use a National torch, contact Bradshaw Oxygen for a personalized recommendation and review the guide for general concentrator comparison information.
- Minor Burner: Many Minor Burner users start with a 10 LPM concentrator, but your setup depends on flame size and work style. Compare small torch options in the guide before ordering.
- Red Max: Red Max setups may require more oxygen capacity than a single concentrator can provide at full output. Review the Nortel section of the guide before purchasing.
Compare Oxygen Concentrators for Glassblowing
This chart is a simplified buying overview. For full oxygen PSI requirements, torch compatibility, and technical comparison details, visit the complete Glassblower Oxygen Concentrator Guide.
| Concentrator | Why Choose It | Best Fit |
|---|---|---|
| Drive DeVilbiss 10 LPM | Reliable 10 LPM output and strong overall value. | Many lampworking and glassblowing customers who need a dependable 10 LPM unit. |
| AirSep NewLife Intensity | Known for higher pressure capability compared with many standard concentrators. | Customers who want a more capable concentrator for certain torch setups. |
| Invacare Platinum 10 | Durable workhorse concentrator with a strong reputation. | Studio use, industrial oxygen applications, and steady use customers. |
| Respironics Millennium M10 | Recognized high capacity 10 LPM concentrator. | Everyday lampworking and general oxygen supported use. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which oxygen concentrator should I buy for lampworking?
For many small and moderate torch setups, a reconditioned 10 LPM oxygen concentrator is the best starting point. The right choice depends on your torch model, oxygen demand, work style, and whether you plan to expand later. If you are unsure, contact Bradshaw Oxygen before ordering.
Should I buy new or reconditioned?
Reconditioned oxygen concentrators are a strong value for many glassblowers because they cost less than new equipment while still being professionally rebuilt, tested, and supported by Bradshaw Oxygen. New equipment may be preferred when you want a brand new unit, manufacturer support, or a specific authorized reseller option.
Do I need one concentrator or more than one?
Some smaller torches can work well with one 10 LPM concentrator. Larger torches, bigger flame settings, production work, and borosilicate work may require multiple concentrators, compressed oxygen, or an oxygen storage system. Our technical guide can help you compare torch demand before buying.
Do you ship nationwide?
Yes. Bradshaw Oxygen ships oxygen concentrators and related equipment nationwide. If you need help choosing the best unit before checkout, call or text us.
Do I need a prescription?
For glassblowing, lampworking, jewelry work, or studio torch use, a prescription is not required. Contact Bradshaw Oxygen if you are unsure how your purchase should be handled.
Can Bradshaw Oxygen help me choose the right setup?
Yes. Tell us your torch model, the type of glass you work, how long you typically work at a time, and whether you plan to expand. We can help you choose the right concentrator or oxygen system.
Need Help Choosing the Right Oxygen Concentrator?
Whether you are just getting started or expanding your studio, Bradshaw Oxygen can help you choose the right oxygen concentrator based on your torch, oxygen requirements, and future goals.
Call or text Bradshaw Oxygen at 828-380-6287 or email info@bradshawoxygen.com for personalized help.
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