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Airgas provides a wide variety of high-pressure and low-pressure gas cylinders designed for safe and reliable supply of quality packaged gases.
At Airgas, we provide many types of pure gases and gas mixtures, packaged perfectly in a variety of cylinder sizes and volumes, to ensure purity and consistency. From standard every day industrial gases to custom multi-component specialty gas mixes down to the ppb level, you can bet we know how to package it.
What are your challenges?
Our compressed gas cylinders are responsible for protecting compressed gas quality and stability, from fill through to your point of use. We offer compressed gas in cylinders that can meet the following accreditations — ask your Airgas representative for more information on other available certifications.
From fill through to your point of use, Airgas cylinders protect your gas quality and stability.
12M+
Airgas cylinders in use
125+
Specialists with gas packaging expertise
370+
Fill plants
80+
ISO accredited fill plants*
*ISO 9001: 81 registered Airgas sites (NSF); ISO 17025: 11 accredited sites (A2LA); ISO 17034: 1 accredited site (A2LA); ISO 17043: 1 accredited site (A2LA).
See what’s innovative in compressed gas cylinder supply
Airgas is at the forefront of innovative gas cylinder technologies. This means minimized gas waste, gas consistency and purity from cylinder to cylinder, and improved safety at the point of use. Additionally, our cylinder valve technologies are easy to use and some, like EXELTOP™, also include built-in pressure control and eliminate the need for an external pressure regulator.
Learn more about our gas cylinder specifications
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Low-pressure
High-pressure
High-pressure packs
Medical
Portable
Piston
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The safety of your team is first and foremost. Our gas cylinder sizes, materials of construction and valve types are determined by regulatory guidelines set by CGA (Compressed Gas Association) and DOT (Department of Transportation), to name a few. With over 12 million gas cylinders in service, Airgas draws on more than 120 years of experience to determine which gases can be safely contained and transported in which type of gas cylinders. The safe handling of compressed gas cylinders requires training and expertise — download our three-part eBook series to get basic safety information for compressed gas types, plus usage, storage and handling.
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Specifications for Airgas Compressed Gas Cylinders
Meet your specific gas needs by having the details you need about our compressed gas cylinders.
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Compressed Gas Safety eBooks
Learn how to stay safe when handling, transporting, storing and using compressed gas cylinders.
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Compressed Gas Safety eBooks
Learn how to stay safe when handling, transporting, storing and using compressed gas cylinders.
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Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
Find Safety Data Sheets for gases produced by Airgas and hardgoods manufactured by RADNOR™, P/3 or ArcPlus.
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Are You Ready for Bulk Gas Supply?
Discover why runouts, high costs and constantly swapping out cylinders may be a sign that you are ready to move to a new gas supply mode.
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Specialty Gas and Equipment
Depend on your source for specialty gases, equipment, and laboratory safety products.
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How to Select the Right Mode of Supply
Discover how using the right gas supply mode can increase efficiencies and minimize costs and aggravation.
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