Gas Cylinder Storage

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Numerous materials are packaged as pressurized gas bottle storage such as natural gasses and volatile gasses. The dangers related to these types of gasses include oxygen displacement, explosion hazards, and toxic results along with the physical dangers of a ruptured cylinder. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) references general requirements for compressed gasses in 29 CFR 1910.101.

Since pressurized gas cylinders pose a high risk, the proper storage of gas cylinders is extremely important. DENIOS produces products for gas cylinder storage and handling that reliably meet basic requirements such as adequate ventilation and access protection for unauthorized persons.

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Gas cylinders are potentially very dangerous and safe storage is extremely important.

DENIOS manufactures Gas Cylinder Storages cage in a variety of configurations to match your specific needs. Don’t see what you need? DENIOS can custom design a unit for you!

DENIOS manufactures products to provide you with a secure method to store gas cylinders.

Heavy Duty construction
Most models available with and without floors
Capacities from 5-96 cylinders
Construction meets OSHA and NFPA 55 regulations
Chains are adjustable to secure stored cylinders
Corrosion resistant coating
Knock-down styles also available
2-hr fire rates models
Separation walls available
Shelves available for gas bottle storage
Flooring options / forklift transport
Available anchor plates for securing structure
Lockable doors
Larger models available with Hinged and sliding doors.

DENIOS can also custom design gas cylinder storage unit to meet your specific needs.

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