microbulk systems

Besides microbulk nitrogen tanks, various types of microbulk systems are available for different gases and applications. Microbulk refers to a method of storing and delivering gases in intermediate quantities between traditional cylinders and large bulk storage tanks. Some common types of microbulk systems include:

Microbulk Liquid Oxygen Tanks: These systems store and deliver liquid oxygen in intermediate quantities, providing a convenient and cost-effective solution for applications such as medical facilities, laboratories, and industrial processes.

Microbulk Liquid Nitrogen Tanks: Similar to liquid oxygen systems, microbulk liquid nitrogen tanks are designed to store and supply liquid nitrogen in smaller quantities. They are commonly used in industries such as food processing, cryotherapy, and freezing applications.

Microbulk Liquid Argon Tanks: Microbulk liquid argon systems store and distribute liquid argon, which is commonly used in welding, metal fabrication, and other industrial applications that require inert gas shielding.

Microbulk Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Tanks: These systems are designed to store and deliver liquid carbon dioxide, which is used in applications such as beverage carbonation, food processing, and welding.

Microbulk Specialty Gas Systems: Microbulk systems can also be customized to store and supply various specialty gases, including helium, hydrogen, methane, and other gases used in specific industrial or scientific applications.

Each type of microbulk system is tailored to the specific requirements of the gas being stored and the application it serves. Compared to traditional cylinder-based systems, these systems offer advantages such as reduced footprint, enhanced safety features, continuous gas supply, and cost efficiencies.