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When dealing with gases, whether they’re dangerous or completely harmless, you’ll want to be able to keep track of how much you’re using and if any of it has leaked out of its container. This is especially true of specialty gases since this gas is so concentrated. Regardless of what you need it for, having the proper equipment is essential for keeping track of your gas. Before you buy anythin … Read More

Companies across many industries use gases for various applications. Sometimes, they fuel machines, while other industries use particular gases to keep people alive. Regardless of their purpose, businesses can use many types of gases. One of the least understood types is specialty gases. Their usage is fairly niche, which is why they’re not well-known. Still, their name leaves many … Read More

When picking out a calibration gas for your company, the most important factor to consider is the type of gas contained in the cylinder. However, knowing the size of the cylinder will also be quite important. A lot goes into determining this, so you must understand the different sizes of gas cylinders. Fortunately, we’re here to help you learn more before making a purchase.How Sizes Are Determi … Read More

As most people know, many kinds of gases exist on this planet, such as oxygen and carbon dioxide. Where we find them or how we use them can change the name of the type of gases they are. While there are many types of gases, we will focus on natural and specialty gases. In this post, we’ll cover what these gases are and their key difference. That way, there will be less confusion for those new t … Read More

Even though working around compressed gas is usually fine, if something goes wrong, it could spell disaster for you and your nearby coworkers. The times an incident like this is possible is when the canisters are getting moved around. That’s why we’ve put together a list of safety protocols to follow when handling specialty gas for you. We don’t want anyone to get hurt due to an avoidable accident … Read More

It’s not easy to tell what’s inside of a calibration gas container simply by looking at it. Whether you’re examining it to check the accuracy of your gas blend or trying to guess what’s in an unlabeled canister, determining the mixture of your calibration gas isn’t simple. That’s why we’ve made this guide to help you out.Looking for Context CluesFortunately, you can sometimes determine what the mi … Read More