Cryogenic cylinders for liquid nitrogen (LIN, N₂) — Euro-Cyl 120–993 L
Euro-Cyl cryogenic cylinders for storing, transporting and dispensing liquid nitrogen: six models from 120–993 L, boil-off 1.5–2.0% a day, TPED conformity. Prices from €3,600 excl. VAT. Volume and configuration selected for your process.
Vacuum-insulated cryogenic cylinder of 120 L (usable 114 L) for liquid nitrogen, oxygen and argon: 4 bar safety valve, boil-off 2.0% a day with nitrogen, square wheeled base. Price from €3,600 excl. VAT.
Vacuum-insulated cryogenic cylinder of 196 L (usable 186 L) for liquid nitrogen, oxygen and argon: 4 bar safety valve, boil-off 1.9% a day with nitrogen, round base with support ring. Price from €5,880 excl. VAT.
Vacuum-insulated cryogenic cylinder of 240 L (usable 228 L) for liquid nitrogen, oxygen and argon: 4 bar safety valve, boil-off 1.8% a day with nitrogen, round wheeled base. Price from €7,200 excl. VAT.
Vacuum-insulated cryogenic cylinder of 240 L (usable 228 L) for liquid nitrogen, oxygen and argon: 4 bar safety valve, boil-off 1.8% a day with nitrogen, square wheeled base. Price from €7,200 excl. VAT.
Vacuum-insulated cryogenic cylinder of 673 L (usable 639 L) for liquid nitrogen, oxygen and argon: 8 bar safety valve, boil-off 1.6% a day with nitrogen, pallet frame. Price from €20,190 excl. VAT.
Vacuum-insulated cryogenic cylinder of 993 L (usable 943 L) for liquid nitrogen, oxygen and argon: 8 bar safety valve, boil-off 1.5% a day with nitrogen, pallet frame. Price from €29,790 excl. VAT.
from €29,790
excl. VAT · Availability on request
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.
Liquid nitrogen boils at −196 °C, so insulation quality directly defines daily losses. Vacuum-insulated tanks with an ambient vaporizer give a stable gas supply without cylinder handling and with far lower cost per cubic metre.
Euro-Cyl models and prices
Model
Volume / usable, L
Max. weight with liquid nitrogen, kg
Boil-off, %/day
Base
Price from, € excl. VAT
Euro-Cyl 120/4 SB
120 / 114
186
2.0
square wheeled base
3,600
Euro-Cyl 180/4
196 / 186
259
1.9
round base with support ring
5,880
Euro-Cyl 230/4 RB
240 / 228
309
1.8
round wheeled base
7,200
Euro-Cyl 230/4 SB
240 / 228
327
1.8
square wheeled base
7,200
Euro-Cyl 600/8
673 / 639
1,086
1.6
pallet frame
20,190
Euro-Cyl 1000/8
993 / 943
1,493
1.5
pallet frame
29,790
Boil-off (NER) is the share of contents that evaporates per day; max. weight is the filled cylinder
Models 120/4 to 230/4 have a 4 bar safety valve (1.5 bar optional) and a 6 bar burst disc; the 600/8 and 1000/8 are set to 8 bar. Every model carries the TPED conformity code.
The same cylinders work with liquid oxygen and liquid argon: the volume is the same, the filled weight and boil-off differ.
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.
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Frequently asked questions
Cryogenic cylinder or stationary tank — which is cheaper?
For steady consumption of several tonnes per month a stationary tank gives the lowest cost per cubic metre. For lower or seasonal consumption, cryogenic cylinders win on zero capital cost for foundations and piping. Send us your monthly figures and we will compare both options.
What does NER in the specifications mean?
Normal Evaporation Rate — the share of the contents that boils off per day. For Euro-Cyl it is 1.5–2.0% a day with liquid nitrogen and 1.0–1.4% with oxygen and argon; the smaller the cylinder, the higher the relative loss.
What does the TPED code mean?
TPED is the European Transportable Pressure Equipment Directive 2010/35/EU. The code means the cylinder is certified as transportable pressure equipment, not only for stationary use.
Do you supply the gas as well?
We supply the equipment and can recommend gas suppliers in your region; for CO₂ we offer our own supply. Cylinders are compatible with standard filling stations of Ukrainian gas producers.
Let us size the equipment for your consumption
Send your monthly gas consumption and site conditions — an engineer will work out the tank volume, vaporizer capacity and scope of supply.