Cylinders for balloon application for filling helium are available in three sizes: 7.1 L, 13.4 L, 27.4 L. Our Helium cylinders are DOT39 approved. They come in 5ply cartons with customised graphics based on the customer's requirement.
Butane (C4H10) is a gas at room temperature and atmospheric pressure. It is highly flammable and easily liquefiable. Butane is used both as a fuel and a petrochemical feedstock. It can be used as a gasoline blendstock, or in a mixture with propane (commercially referred to as LPG). As a feedstock, butane is used to produce olefins. TECHNICAL DATA SHEET INCLUDED IN IMAGES
Supplier: Seamless cylinders, weld cylinders, cng cylinders, dura tank of more than 40 types. all products have passed the quality certification of gb/t5099,gb/5842,iso9001,iso9809 1,iso9809 3,iso1118 ,iso11439 and others.they have been certified by tped,tuv,ce,dot,kgs peso e.t.c.
Services: Production,our own brand or oem, transportation
Buyer: Industrial gas of oxygen, argon, carbon dioxide helium.
Supplier: Gas.
Buyer: Gas.
Brazing cylinder in 0.88 L is designed for the Indian as well International markets. This cylinder is suitable for MAPP gas, Propane and Oxygen. The handheld cylinder makes it portable and easy to use for brazing purposes. The cylinder is designed as per DOT39.
Our Chlorine Tonners are PESO approved. Designed as per AME Section VIII Â Div. 1. They are customised as per the customer's requirement. The chlorine tonners undergo rigorous tests keeping all safety measures in place in order to give our customers a high quality and safe product.
Our Chlorine Cylinders are PESO approved. They come in the following water capacities: 42L, 84L, 100L, 118L.
Our specialised cylinder for Methyl Bromide has a water capacity of 14.4 L. It is made according to ISO 4706.
Our 3 piece welded cylinder is designed for filling Dissolved Acetylene gas. The cylinder has a water capacity of 41 L. The DA cylinder is PESO approved.
Our propane tanks are DOT approved. Available in 20 LBS, 30 LBS, 50 LBS, 60 LBS and 100 LBS.
