Supply of cryogenic cylinders and vacuum-insulated tanks for storing liquid argon. Selection of configuration for industrial and process gas supply.
A cryogenic cylinder (liquid cylinder) is a portable vacuum-insulated vessel that stores liquefied gas and delivers it as gas or liquid under pressure. It replaces a whole rack of high-pressure cylinders, is refilled on site or exchanged, and needs no foundation or permit for a stationary tank.
Argon is the most expensive of the air gases, so boil-off losses translate directly into money. A vacuum-insulated tank with a correctly sized ambient vaporizer keeps consumption stable and losses minimal, even at low take-off rates.
Cryogenic cylinders are the right choice when consumption is too high for cylinders but too low or too irregular for a stationary tank, when the point of use changes, or when a mobile reserve is needed next to a stationary system.
How we select the equipment
We select the volume, working pressure and configuration (gas or liquid withdrawal, built-in vaporizer, pressure regulator, level gauge) for the customer's actual process, and supply small vacuum-insulated tanks where a cylinder is no longer enough.