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HiQ specialty gas program

HiQ specialty gas program Manufacturing
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Contents
Preface
Calorimetric control
Excimer laser gas
Instrument
Leak testing
Lighting control
Metallurgy
Odorization
Olfactormetry
Process
Vapor emission control
Window insulation
R&D mixtures and gases on request
Services
Cylinder types
Cylinder valves & connections
Central gas supply
The right HiQ REDLINE choice
HiQ REDLINE Gas panels
Gas panels product names and codes
HiQ REDLINE Points of use
HiQ REDLINE Cylinder regulators
Physical data
Conversion tables
Material compatibility
Index
Preface
The manufacture of industrial goods and consumer goods has changed enormously during the past century. Most
manual processes have been automated. The main drivers are to improve efficiency by maximizing yields and
minimizing waste.
A clear example is the use of spectrometry in the metallurgy industry. This analytical technology determines the exact composition of
metal alloys. Benefits are evident not only in the manufacturing process itself. Often, benefits can be in the form of savings in the oper-
ation of the end products. A typical example is the developments in heating equipment. Reduced fuel consumption during the equip-
ments life is an important sales argument for the manufacturer. Another good example of energy savings deriving from the character-
istics of the product is the use of krypton for window insulation. It limits heat loss, which results in lower heating costs and a higher
level of comfort. But the introduction of new building materials results in clear demands for ready solutions. This challenges us perpet-
ually to adapt and refine our offerings in order to assist our customers in these processes.
And that is exactly what we have done with the HiQ concept. HiQ products continue to revolutionize how specialty gas is presented
to the market.
Clear products, and industry-specific information to each of the market segments. The HiQ product range is customer-oriented to the
highest degree. It challenges us perpetually to offer the most intelligent solutions that allow customers to work efficiently and econom-
ically. We offer complete solutions. But we also go further by providing additional technical information such as gas properties and clear
recommendations concerning the required equipment.
And we do not limit ourselves to the products offered here.
We can provide additional services such as certification or General symbols
customer-specific products to put you in pole position. All
you need to do is contact us and let us together find an in-
novative solution to your needs. 5% Blending tolerance expressed in relative percentage.
5%
The HiQ concept stands quite simply for
everything from a single source. 5%
HiQ. Its our word.
2%
2% Analysis uncertainty expressed in relative percentage.
2%
36
All gas products are quality controlled. When applicable, 36
an analysis certificate is included in the product. If not in- 36 Shelf life expressed as number of months.
cluded, it can be requested separately. Please, check with
your local Linde office to find out what is applicable for the
products you order.
Under the heading impurities the maximum concen- Group green central gas supply system equipment for
tration of specified impurities are stated. The actual con- inert and non-reactive gases used as carrier gas or
centration can be less. likewise, where gas integrity is non-crucial at cylinder
Purity classification is expressed as a quality code e.g. change.
5.5, where the number before the point represents the
number of nines and the last number indicates the last Group blue central gas supply system equipment,
decimal: 5.5 = 99.9995%, and 6.0 = 99.9999%. The given with own gas purge, for inert and non-reactive gases
percentage value represents the defined minimum and gas mixtures where gas integrity is important at
purity of actual gas. In the case of liquefied gas, the cylinder change.
purity always represents the vaporized liquid phase.
Standard mixtures are delivered in molar units. Group orange central gas supply system equipment,
R&D mixtures are specified by the customer and can be with purge gas (nitrogen or likewise) purging, for tox-
based on volume, weight or molar units or other ic and reactive gases and gas mixtures, where gas in-
concentration bases such as, gram/liter or mg/m3 on tegrity and safety is important at cylinder change.
request.
Preface
For all products the material recommendation is valid Example: 250 ppm He
q.s. N2
both for cylinder regulators, gas panels and points of use Blending tolerance: 10% relative
equipment. Central gas supply system recommen- Analysis uncertainty: 2% relative
dations are given with a symbol, and divided into three
Blending tolerance
categories: green, blue and orange. For gas withdrawal +
with a cylinder regulator, suitable regulators are given Ordered component concentration
under general. The recommended cylinder regulators
254 ppm
are chosen to secure optimal results at all times.
259 ppm
If nothing else is stated, the stated pressure is absolute. 264 ppm
Blending tolerance is the maximum difference between
the ordered concentration and the delivered mixture.
The blending tolerance varies depending on preparation 225 250 275
ppm ppm ppm
method and is normally given as percentage relative to
the component. A blending tolerance of 10% for a gas Analysis result
mixture with the concentration 250 ppm, means that the
mixture will contain 250 ppm 10% of the component. Analysis uncertainty
This means a true concentration between 225 ppm and

275 ppm.
Analysis uncertainty is the maximum difference between
the analysis result and the true concentration. Often the
uncertainty is the most important quality parameter.
The analysis uncertainty is given as percentage relative
to the analyzed component concentration, which means
that 2% analysis uncertainty applied to the blending
tolerance example on this page will give analysis result
259 ppm 2%, meaning a true concentration of 254264
ppm.
Shelf life is the guaranteed durability time of the
analysis result, as long as the mixture has not received
an improper treatment, and as long as Lindes remarks
have been complied with. The shelf lifetime starts when
the product is verified/analyzed.
Pure gases have CAS and UN numbers. CAS number
stands for Chemical Abstract Substance number and is
unique for each substance. UN number is a similar type
of register number for chemical substances and mixtures
issued by the United Nations. These numbers are given
as an aid when searching in international databases.
Transport data are based on ADR and DOT. ADR rules
are issued by the United Nations and are valid for road
transport in most countries in Europe. DOT rules are
issued by the U.S. Department Of Transport and are
valid for road transport in most countries in North and
South America.
Preface
Risks are risk phrases according to EC directive 67/548

Transport symbols for gases
as of 08/06/2000, Official Journal of the European
Community L 136.
ADR symbol for compressed
n.a. stands for not applicable, e.g. risks for a ppm gas
mixture with air as balance may not have any risk phrase
2
since it is considered as polluted air, not exceeding any ADR symbol for flammable
safety limits. 2
Cylinder size represents common standard sizes. Other

sizes can be obtained upon request. Check with your ADR symbol for toxic
local Linde office for additional information. 2
Given gas volumes/weights are minimum content in ADR symbol for compressed and oxidizing
cases of products with pressure ranges or several 2 5.1
supplied pressures.
Liquefied air gases are delivered in dewars, or tanks at ADR symbol for toxic and flammable
customer premises designed for the purpose. Please 2 2
contact Linde locally for more specific information. ADR symbol for toxic and oxidizing
Physical data reproduced by permission of DIPPR, the 2 5.1
American Institute of Chemical Engineers.

Note that national laws and regulations govern the ADR symbol for toxic and corrosive, etching
permission to produce and use products that may be 2 8
dangerous due to flammability and/or toxicity. Hence ADR symbol for toxic, oxidizing and corro-
some of the mixtures contained herein may not be 2 5.1 8 sive, etching
allowed on certain local markets.
Linde reserves the right to make alterations to
specifications, quantities, etc., for production or other DOT symbol for compressed
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
reasons, subsequent to publication. 2
The information contained herein has been prepared by DOT symbol for flammable
qualified experts within Linde. While we believe that FLAMMABLE GAS
the information is accurate within the limits of the

analytical methods employed and is complete to the DOT symbol for toxic
INHALATION
extent of the specific analyzes performed, we make no

HAZARD
2
warranty or representation as to the suitability of the DOT symbol for compressed and oxidizing
use of the information for any particular purposes. The NON-FLAMMABLE GAS OXIDIZER
2 5.1
information is offered with the understanding that any

use of the information is at the sole discretion and risk DOT symbol for toxic and flammable
INHALATION FLAMMABLE GAS
HAZARD
of the user. In any case Lindes liability arising out of the 2 2
use of the information contained herein shall be limited DOT symbol for toxic and oxidizing
by the fee established for providing such information. INHALATION
HAZARD
OXIDIZER
2 5.1
DOT symbol for toxic and corrosive, etching

INHALATION CORROSIVE
HAZARD
2 8
DOT symbol for toxic, oxidizing and corro-

INHALATION OXIDIZER CORROSIVE
HAZARD
2 5.1 8
sive, etching
Modern houses and buildings are tted today with a variety of equipment to make life more comfortable. High-speed
Internet access and air conditioning are becoming more standard equipment. But in the basic functions such as
heating, improvements are also being made continuously.
Only a decade ago, the main function of radiators was heating. Nowadays they are an integral part of the total design of a house. The
range of models and colors to choose from is enormous. Major changes have also occurred in the fuel being used. Only a century ago,
wood or coal were the major sources of fuel. This changed rapidly as a result of the conversion to oil and gas. And since these energy
sources are not renewable, solar and geothermal energy are considered to be important future sources of heating. However it is difcult
to compare the units of volume used for each fuel. How can you compare the energy derived from a mud of coal with that derived from
a cubic meter of gas? It is more common to express the energy content for each fuel in order to make them comparable. But even within
one type of fuel, different energy contents may be found. The main component of natural gas is methane. Other components are carbon
dioxide, hydrogen, nitrogen and other hydrocarbons. The amount of each component will have an impact on the amount of heat that
can be generated from the fuel.
So it is important to determine the energy consumption of each type of heating device. All equipment that uses natural gas is tested
with different compositions of natural gas, to test its performance and overall heat generation. These test gases must comply with
international and national standards: for Europe this is EN 437. An example of an EN 437 test gas is G23 calbur. It is a typical substitute
for a European natural gas.
G-gases Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
G20 methane 0.5% other 7 30.2 2080

Complies with EN 437. CnHm 10 1.20
20 2.39
44 300
49 360
50 5.98
G21 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 13% C3H8 7 8.6 2462

Complies with EN 437. q.s. CH4 10 0.34
20 0.69
44 54.2
49 60.4
50 1.71
G22 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 35% H2 7 31 2463

20 3.10
44 206
49 274
50 7.75
G23 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 7.5% N2 7 34 2464

20 3.65
44 210
49 322
50 9.12
G25 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 14% N2 7 34 2465

20 3.56
44 210
49 314
50 8.90
G26 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 7% C3H8 7 16.6 2466

Complies with EN 437. 13% N2 10 0.66
q.s. CH4 20 1.32
44 104
49 116
50 3.29
Continues...
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
G27 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 18% N2 7 30 2467

20 3.51
44 200
49 275
50 8.78
Mixtures
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : G20 150 200 bar(a) Highly ammable.
G21 31 bar(a)
G22 150 bar(a) Transport
G23 150 bar(a) G20G23,
G25 150 bar(a) G25G27 ADR: Class 2, 1F DOT: Class 2.1
G26 58 bar(a)
G27 150 bar(a) Recommended cylinder regulator
70 F : G20 2,000 2,400 psi(g) Outlet pressure
G21 469 psi(g) HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
G22 2,000 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
G23 2,000 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
G25 2,000 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
G26 873 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
G27 2,000 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder
Brass valve C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
G30 butane 0.5% other 7 7 2019

20 9.8
44 40
49 55
50 24.5
G31 propane 0.5% other 7 6 2116

20 8.4
44 40
49 45
50 21.0
G32 propene 0.4% other 7 6 2119

20 8.6
44 35
49 39
50 21.5
Mixtures
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : G30 1.8 bar(a) Highly ammable.
G31 7.3 bar(a)
70 F : G30 16.3 psi(g) G31 ADR: Class 2, 1F DOT: Class 2.1
G31 109 psi(g) G30, G32 ADR: Class 2, 2F DOT: Class 2.1
G32 136 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder Recommended cylinder regulator
Brass valve Outlet pressure
HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
G110 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 24% N2 7 30 2468

Complies with EN 437. 26% CH4 10 1.42
q.s. H2 20 2.85
44 200
49 275
50 7.12
G112 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 24% N2 7 30 2469

q.s. H2 20 2.80
44 200
49 275
50 6.99
G120 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 21% N2 7 30 2470

q.s. H2 20 2.88
44 200
49 275
50 7.20
G222 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 23% H2 7 30 2471

20 3.27
44 200
49 275
50 8.16
G231 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 15% N2 7 30 2472

20 3.55
44 200
49 275
50 8.87
Continues...
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
G271 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 26% N2 7 30 2473

20 3.42
44 200
49 275
50 8.55
Mixtures
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : G110 150 bar(a) Highly ammable.
G112 150 bar(a)
G222 150 bar(a) G110, G112, G120,
G231 150 bar(a) G222, G231, G271 ADR: Class 2,1F DOT: Class 2.1
G271 150 bar(a)
70 F : G110 2,000 psi(g) Recommended cylinder regulator
G112 2,000 psi(g) Outlet pressure
G120 2,000 psi(g) HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
G222 2,000 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
G231 2,000 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
G271 2,000 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
Material recommendations : Aluminum cylinder C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
Brass valve C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
natural gas Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Lowcalor natural gas 2% 2% 36 2.6% N2 7 27.8 2474

Composition may vary slightly locally. 7.6% CO2 10 1.10
5.9% C2H6 20 2.21
2.5% C3H8 44 175
q.s. CH4 49 195
50 5.52
Highcalor natural gas 4.6% C2H6 7 8.3 2475

2% 2% 36
Composition may vary slightly locally. 5.4% C3H8 10 0.33
1.5% n-C4H10 20 0.65
q.s. CH4 44 52
49 58
50 1.64
EU natural gas 0.5% N2 7 18.8 2476

n.a. n.a. n.a. 0.5% CO2 10 0.75
4.5% C2H6 20 1.49
1.5% C3H8 44 118
0.5% i-C4H10 49 132
0.5% n-C4H10 50 3.73
q.s. CH4
US natural gas n.a. n.a. n.a. 2.6% N2 7 11.1 2477

0.3% CO2 10 0.31
2.5% C2H6 20 0.61
0.3% C3H8 44 70
0.9% i-C4H10 49 78
0.9% n-C4H10 50 1.53
500 ppm i-C5H12
500 ppm n-C5H12
500 ppm n-C6H14
q.s. CH4
Mixtures Risks
2
FLAMMABLE GAS
Highly ammable.
2
Transport
ADR: Class 2, 1F DOT: Class 2.1
General Recommended cylinder regulator

Filling pressure at15 C : Low 87 bar(a) Outlet pressure
High 30 bar(a) HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
EU 64 bar(a) C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
US 29 bar(a) C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
70 F : Low 1,309 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
High 456 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
EU 966 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
US 440 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Excimer laser gas

Archeological ndings have shown that mankind was using metals already many thousands years ago. Typical examples
are weapons, tools and cooking utensils. The people who made these items were considered to be great artists, both
for their ability to handle and shape the material as for the marvelous decorations that were engraved or applied to
the items.
Even today it would take a great amount of time and effort to create such ornamentation. In those ancient times, a hammer and re
were the two most important tools. Today, a large range of technologies and tools are available to work these materials. In addition, the
materials themselves have undergone major changes. Iron by itself is not the only material used today we can choose from a wide va-
riety of materials. The combination of new metals and new techniques for metalworking form the basis of many new possibilities. A
hearing aid is a typical example. Moulds for their manufacture normally consist of several layers of a metal. These layers are cut out of
a large metal plate according to the mould design specications. A normal acetylene torch would be far too big to be able to cut out such
small devices.
The introduction of excimer lasers has given us the possibility of cutting such delicate materials. After cutting out the several layers, the
same laser might be used to weld these layers together to create the nal mould. For specic reasons, the material might need to be
hardened again. Here too, the same laser can be used to perform this process. Specic mixtures are used to achieve the specic wave-
length of the laser required. A good example is F2/Kr halomix 5% but many other standard mixtures can be found in this section.
Excimer laser gas

halomix Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [m3]
Prod. code
F2/He halomix 1% 5% 2% 12 1% F2 7 0.30 6179

q.s. He 10 1.39
20 2.79
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 6.97
F2/He halomix 3% 5% 2% 12 3% F2 7 0.30 6180

q.s. He 10 1.39
20 2.78
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 6.96
F2/He halomix 5% 5% 2% 12 5% F2 7 0.30 6181

q.s. He 10 1.39
20 2.78
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 6.95
F2/He halomix 10% 5% 2% 12 10% F2 7 0.30 6182

q.s. He 10 1.38
20 2.77
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 6.92
Mixtures 1%, 3% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 5.1 2
5%, 10%
INHALATION
HAZARD
2 5.1 8 2
Risks
1% Contact with combustible material may
cause re. Toxic by inhalation. Etching.
>1% Contact with combustible material may
cause re. Causes severe burns. Very toxic
by inhalation.
Transport
<0.525% ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
General 0.5253.69% ADR: Class 2, 1O DOT: Class 2.2
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) 3.7% ADR: Class 2, 1TOC DOT: Class 2.3
70 F : 500 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder Recommended cylinder regulator
Stainless steel valve Contact Linde for advice.
Excimer laser gas

halomixcust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [m3]
Prod. code
F2/He halomixcust 5% 5% 12 0.1 10% F2 7 0.30 6301

q.s. He 10 1.38
20 2.77
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 6.92
Mixtures <0.525% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
0.5253.69% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 5.1 2
3.7% INHALATION
HAZARD
2 5.1 8 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <0.2% Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and
70 F : 500 psi(g) skin. Harmful by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder 0.20.5249% Toxic by inhalation. Etching.
Stainless steel valve 0.5251% Contact with combustible material may
by inhalation.
Transport
0.5253.69% ADR: Class 2, 1O DOT: Class 2.2
3.7% ADR: Class 2, 1TOC DOT: Class 2.3
Recommended cylinder regulator

Contact Linde for advice.
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [m3]
Prod. code
F2/Kr halomix 5% 5% 2% 12 5% F2 7 0.30 6183

q.s. Kr 10 1.93
20 3.86
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 9.65
F2/Kr halomix 10% 5% 2% 12 10% F2 7 0.30 6184

q.s. Kr 10 1.82
20 3.64
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 9.09
Mixtures
INHALATION
HAZARD
2 5.1 8 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) Contact with combustible material may cause re.
70 F : 500 psi(g) Causes severe burns. Very toxic by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder
Stainless steel valve Transport

Outlet pressure
HiQ REDLINE
bar psi Prod. code
C 200/1 P, stainless steel 3 45 3120
C 200/1 P, stainless steel 200 3,000 3123
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [m3]
Prod. code
F2/Kr halomixcust 5% 5% 12 0.1 5% F2 7 0.30 6302

q.s. Kr 10 1.93
20 3.86
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 9.65
2 2
2 5.1 2
3.7% INHALATION
HAZARD
2 5.1 8 2
General Risks
by inhalation.
Transport

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [m3]
Prod. code
F2/Ne halomix 5% 5% 2% 12 5% F2 7 0.30 6185

q.s. Ne 10 1.38
20 2.76
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 6.91
F2/Ne halomix 10% 5% 2% 12 10% F2 7 0.30 6186

q.s. Ne 10 1.38
20 2.76
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 6.89
Mixtures
INHALATION
HAZARD
2 5.1 8 2
General Risks
70 F : 500 psi(g) Causes severe burns. Very toxic by inhalation.

Outlet pressure
HiQ REDLINE
bar psi Prod. code
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ m3]
Prod. code
F2/Ne halomixcust 5% 5% 12 0.1 10% F2 7 0.30 6303

q.s. Ne 10 1.38
20 2.76
44 1.50
49 1.70
50 6.89
2 2
2 5.1 2
3.7% INHALATION
HAZARD
2 5.1 8 2
General Risks
by inhalation.
Transport

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
HCl/He halomix 5% 5% 2% 12 5% HCl 7 30 6187

q.s. He 10 1.39
20 2.78
44 200
49 275
50 6.94
HCl/He halomix 10% 5% 2% 12 10% HCl 7 30 6188

q.s. He 10 1.38
20 2.77
44 200
49 275
50 6.92
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) Toxic by inhalation. Causes severe burns.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder Transport
Stainless steel valve ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
HCl/He halomixcust 5% 2% 12 0.1 10% HCl 7 30 6304

q.s. He 10 1.38
20 2.77
44 200
49 275
50 6.92
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <0.5% Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 0.5 4.99% Harmful by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder 5% Toxic by inhalation. Causes severe burns.
Stainless steel valve
Transport
ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
HCl/Ne halomix 5% 5% 2% 12 5% HCl 7 30 6189

q.s. Ne 10 1.39
20 2.76
44 200
49 275
50 6.91
HCl/Ne halomix 10% 5% 2% 12 10% HCl 7 30 6190

q.s. Ne 10 1.39
20 2.76
44 200
49 275
50 6.90
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
HCl/Ne halomixcust 5% 2% 12 0.1 10% HCl 7 30 6305

q.s. Ne 10 1.39
20 2.76
44 200
49 275
50 6.90
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <0.5% Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 0.5 4.99% Harmful by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder 5% Toxic by inhalation. Causes severe burns.
Transport

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
HCl/H2/He halomix 5/1% 5% 2% 12 5% HCl 7 30 6191

1% H2 10 1.39
q.s. He 20 2.78
44 200
49 275
50 6.94
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
HCl/H2/He halomixcust 1% 5% 2% 12 0.1 5% HCl 7 30 6306

1% H2 10 1.39
q.s. He 20 2.78
44 200
49 275
50 6.94
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <0.5% HCL Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 0.5 4.99% HCL Harmful by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder 5% HCL Toxic by inhalation. Causes severe burns.
Transport

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
HCl/H2/Ne halomix 5/1% 5% 2% 12 5% HCl 7 30 6192

1% H2 10 1.38
q.s. Ne 20 2.76
44 200
49 275
50 6.91
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
HCl/H2/Ne halomixcust 1% 5% 2% 12 0.1 5% HCl 7 30 6307

1% H2 10 1.38
q.s. Ne 20 2.76
44 200
49 275
50 6.91
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <0.5% HCL Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 0.5 4.99% HCL Harmful by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder 5% HCL Toxic by inhalation. Causes severe burns.
Transport

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

wavemix Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
ArF/He wavemix 193 nm 5% 2% 12 0.2% F2 7 30 6193

9% Ar 10 1.39
q.s. He 20 2.77
44 200
49 275
50 6.93
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <0.2% F2 Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) skin. Harmful by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder 0.2% F2 Toxic by inhalation. Etching.
Transport

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

wavemixcust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
ArF/He wavemixcust 193 nm 5% 5% 12 0.1 1% F2 7 30 6308

1 25% Ar 10 1.37
q.s. He 20 2.75
44 200
49 275
50 6.87
Mixtures <0.525% F2 NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
0.5251% F2 NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 5.1 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <0.2% F2 Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder 0.20.5249% F2 Toxic by inhalation. Etching.
Stainless steel valve 0.5251% F2 Contact with combustible material may
Transport

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
ArF/Ne wavemix 193 nm 5% 2% 12 0.2% F2 7 30 6194

9% Ar 10 1.38
q.s. Ne 20 2.76
44 200
49 275
50 6.89
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) Toxic by inhalation. Etching.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
KrF/He wavemix 248 nm 5% 2% 12 0.1% F2 7 30 6195

1% Kr 10 1.39
q.s. He 20 2.79
44 200
49 275
50 6.97
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) Harmful by inhalation.

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
KrF/He wavemixcust 248 nm 5% 5% 12 0.2 0.5% F2 7 30 6309

1 5% Kr 10 1.39
q.s. He 20 2.78
44 200
49 275
50 6.94
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) Toxic by inhalation. Etching.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
KrF/Ne wavemix low 248 nm 5% 2% 12 0.1% F2 7 30 6196

1% Kr 10 1.38
q.s. Ne 20 2.77
44 200
49 275
50 6.92
KrF/Ne wavemix high 248 nm 5% 2% 12 0.95% F2 7 30 6197

1.25% Kr 10 1.38
q.s. Ne 20 2.77
44 200
49 275
50 6.92
Mixtures wavemix low NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
wavemix high NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 5.1 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) wavemix low Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder wavemix high Toxic by inhalation. Etching.
Transport

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
XeCl/He wavemix 308 nm 5% 5% 12 0.06% HCl 7 30 6198

0.03% H2 10 1.39
1.5% Xe 20 2.79
q.s. He 44 200
49 275
50 6.96
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Aluminum cylinder Transport

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
XeCl/He wavemixcust 308 nm 5% 2% 12 0.1 1% HCl 7 30 6310

1 10% Xe 10 1.38
q.s. He 20 2.76
44 200
49 275
50 6.90
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <0.5% HCl Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 0.5 1% HCl Harmful by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Aluminum cylinder

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
XeCl/Ne wavemix low 308 nm 5% 2% 12 0.06% HCl 7 30 6199

0.03% H2 10 1.38
1.5% Xe 20 2.77
q.s. Ne 44 200
49 275
50 6.92
XeCl/Ne wavemix high 308 nm 5% 2% 12 0.13% HCl 7 30 6200

0.02% H2 10 1.38
1.87% Xe 20 2.77
q.s. Ne 44 200
49 275
50 6.92
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
Excimer laser gas

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
XeCl/Ne wavemixcust 308 nm 5% 2% 12 0.1 1% HCl 7 30 6311

1 10% Xe 10 1.37
30 35% He 20 2.73
q.s. Ne 44 200
49 275
50 6.83
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <0.5% HCl Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 0.5 1% HCl Harmful by inhalation.

Outlet pressure
Instrument
Water is probably one of the most valuable substances in the world. It is not equally distributed throughout the world
either. In the desert, water can only be found in oases, while other parts of the world might be ooded frequently by
tropical storms. From all the water that is available worldwide, over 97% is stored in oceans and seas. Only less then
3% is fresh water, 2/3 of which is present as snow and on mountaintops and in glaciers. Therefore it is important
that we use the remaining water carefully.
The processing of food and beverages consumes considerable amounts of water. In the various process steps, it might be used as a clean-
ing agent, as an ingredient, or as a cooling medium. Breweries, for example, require large amounts of water to clean returned bottles
prior to lling. But the brewing process itself also consumes huge amounts of water. Many breweries own their own well to pump up
groundwater. This groundwater is then puried and disinfected before it is added to the process. The quality of the water must meet
stringent specications. It is normally checked for acidity, heavy metals, pesticides, solvents, dry residuals, etc.
Several different types of analyzers and measurement technologies are used. Many analyzers require a gas for their operation. The pu-
rity of the gas often affects the accuracy of the measurement. For online analyzers, standard purity is sufcient. Instrument argon 5.0
or Instrument nitrogen 5.0 are commonly used. In laboratories, however, a much higher level of purity is used in the development phase
to limit the number of variables. A higher standard of reliability also may be required for quality control. A good example is the deter-
mination of heavy metals using an inductive coupled plasma (ICP) system. The gas that is used to create the plasma is argon. A specif-
ic quality of argon has been introduced for this common analytical technique. See ICP argon 5.0 for its specications.
Instrument
acetylene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
AAS acetylene 2.6 Air 0.4% 10 1.6 2000

PH3 5 ppm 20 3.4
H2S 1 ppm 23 145
40 7.1
61 390
C2H2
CAS: 74862 FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
UN: 1001
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 1518 bar(a) Highly ammable.
70 F : 250 psi(g)
Stainless steel or brass ADR: Class 2, 4F DOT: Class 2.1
(<65% Cu) valve
Please contact Linde for advice.
Instrument
ammonia Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Detector ammonia 3.6 O2 50 ppm 5 5 2002

H2O 300 ppm 10 5.3
20 10.6
44 50
50 25.0
SFE ammonia 3.6 H2O 300 ppm 7 5 2003

Supplied with dip tube. 10 5.3
20 10.6
44 50
50 25.0
All specications based on vaporized liquid phase.
NH3
CAS: 7664417 NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2
UN: 1005 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 7.3 bar(a) Toxic by inhalation.
70 F : 114 psi(g)
Stainless steel valve ADR: Class 2, 2TC DOT: Class 2.2

Instrument
argon Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Instrument argon 5.0 O2 2 ppm 7 35 2007

N2 5 ppm 10 2.10
CnHm 0.2 ppm 20 4.20
H2O 3 ppm 44 224
49 336
50 10.51
ICP argon 5.0 O2 2 ppm 7 35 6001

CnHm 0.2 ppm 10 2.10
H2O 3 ppm 44 224
49 336
50 10.51
Laboratory argon 5.7 O2 0.5 ppm 7 35 2192

N2 1 ppm 10 2.10
H2 0.1 ppm 20 4.20
CO+CO2 0.2 ppm 44 224
CnHm 0.1 ppm 49 336
H2O 2 ppm 50 10.51
Scientic argon 6.0 O2 0.2 ppm 7 35 2010

N2 0.4 ppm 10 2.10
H2 0.1 ppm 20 4.20
CO+CO2 0.2 ppm 44 224
CnHm 0.1 ppm 49 336
H2O 0.5 ppm 50 10.51
ICP argon liquid 5.0 O2 2 ppm on request 2011

N2 5 ppm
CnHm 0.2 ppm
H2O 3 ppm
Research argon liquid 5.0 O2 2 ppm on request 2014

N2 5 ppm
CnHm 0.2 ppm
H2O 2 ppm
Ar Liquid specications based on vaporized liquid phase.
2 2
UN: 1006
Transport
General ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
Filling pressure at 15 C : 200 bar(a)
70 F : 7&44l 2,000 psi(g) Recommended cylinder regulator
49l 2,640 psi(g) Outlet pressure
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
Risks C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
Asphyxiant at high concentrations. C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
1,3-butadiene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Scientic 1,3-butadiene 2.5 other 10 5.5 2017

CnHm 0.5% 20 11.0
44 55
50 27.5
C4H6
CAS: 106990 INHALATION
HAZARD
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2 2 2
UN: 1010
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 2 bar(a) Highly ammable. Toxic by inhalation. May cause cancer by
70 F : 22 psi(g) inhalation.
Brass valve Transport

Instrument
n-butane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Instrument n-butane 3.5 other 44 45 6002

CnHm 500 ppm 49 55
50 24.5
Scientic n-butane 3.5 O2 10 ppm 7 7 2021

CO2 10 ppm 10 4.9
other 20 9.8
CnHm 500 ppm 44 45
H2O 10 ppm 49 55
50 24.5
C4H10
CAS: 106978 2
FLAMMABLE GAS
UN: 1011
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 1.8 bar(a) Highly ammable.
70 F : 16.3 psi(g)
Brass valve ADR: Class 2, 2F DOT: Class 2.1

Instrument
iso-butane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Scientic iso-butane 3.5 other 7 7 2023

CnHm 500 ppm 10 5.1
H2O 10 ppm 20 9.8
44 45
49 50
50 24.5
C4H10
2 2
UN: 1969
General Risks
70 F : 31 psi(g)

Instrument
carbon dioxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Cryotrap carbon dioxide 3.0 O2 + N2 500 ppm 7 9 6003

Supplied with dip tube. H2O 250 ppm 10 7.5
CnHm 50 ppm 20 15.0
44 60
49 65
50 37.5
Instrument carbon dioxide 4.5 O2 15 ppm 7 9 2035

CnHm 2 ppm 10 7.5
H2O 5 ppm 20 15.0
44 60
49 65
50 37.5
Laboratory carbon dioxide 4.8 O2 5 ppm 7 9 6004

N2 12 ppm 10 7.5
CnHm 0.5 ppm 20 15.0
H2O 5 ppm 44 60
49 65
50 37.5
SFE carbon dioxide 5.2 CnHm 500 ppb 7 9 2036

Supplied with dip tube. (C1C20) 10 7.5
FCHC 1 ppb 20 15.0
H2O 2 ppm 44 60
49 65
50 37.5
SFE He carbon dioxide 5.2 CnHm 500 ppb 7 9 2195

Supplied with helium head space and dip tube. (C1C20) 10 7.5
FCHC 1 ppb 20 15.0
H2O 2 ppm 44 60
49 65
50 37.5
Scientic carbon dioxide 5.2 O2 1 ppm 7 9 2037

N2 3 ppm 10 7.5
CnHm 1 ppm 20 15.0
H2O 3 ppm 44 60
49 65
50 37.5
SFE halocarbon free carbon dioxide CnHm 10 ppb 7 9 6005

Supplied with helium head space and dip tube. (C1C20) 10 7.5
FCHC 0.01 ppb 20 15.0
H2O 1 ppm 44 60
49 65
50 37.5
Instrument
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Research carbon dioxide liquid 4.5 O2 10 ppm on request 2039

N2 30 ppm
CnHm 1 ppm
H2O 10 ppm
CO2
2 2
UN: 1013
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 51 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
Helium head space 150 bar(a)
70 F : 830 psi(g) Transport
Helium head space 2,000 psi(g) ADR: Class 2, 2A DOT: Class 2.2
Brass valve Recommended cylinder regulator
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
carbon monoxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Instrument carbon monoxide 3.7 O2 30 ppm 7 28 2041

N2 300 ppm 10 1.00
CO2 30 ppm 20 3.80
H2 100 ppm 44 175
Ar 20 ppm 49 236
CnHm 10 ppm 50 9.60
H2O 10 ppm
Scientic carbon monoxide 4.7 O2 5 ppm 7 28 2042

N2 10 ppm 10 1.00
CO2 5 ppm 20 3.80
H2 1 ppm 44 175
Ar 15 ppm 49 236
CnHm 2 ppm 50 9.60
H2O 5 ppm
CO
HAZARD
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
UN: 1016 2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 200 bar(a) Highly ammable. Toxic by inhalation.
70 F : 1,660 psi(g)
49l 2,000 psi(g) Transport
Material recommendations : Aluminum cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1TF DOT: Class 2.3
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484
C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Instrument
chrocal Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
PID chrocal 100 ppm 5% 2% 24 100 ppm i-C4H8 7 30 2540

q.s. synth. air 10 1.49
20 2.97
44 200
49 275
50 7.43
PID chrocal 150 ppm 5% 2% 24 150 ppm i-C4H8 7 30 2541

20 2.97
44 200
49 275
50 7.43
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) n.a.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder Transport
Brass valve ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Alkane chrocal 10 ppm 5% 2% 24 10 ppm CH4 7 30 2542

10 ppm C2H6 10 1.46
10 ppm C3H8 20 2.91
10 ppm n-C4H10 44 200
10 ppm i-C4H10 49 275
q.s. N2 50 7.28
Alkane chrocal 100 ppm 5% 2% 24 100 ppm CH4 7 30 2543

100 ppm C2H6 10 1.46
100 ppm C3H8 20 2.91
100 ppm n-C4H10 44 200
100 ppm i-C4H10 49 275
q.s. N2 50 7.28
Alkane chrocal 1,000 ppm 5% 2% 24 1,000 ppm CH4 7 30 2544

1,000 ppm C2H6 10 1.46
1,000 ppm C3H8 20 2.91
1,000 ppm n-C4H10 44 200
1,000 ppm i-C4H10 49 275
q.s. N2 50 7.28
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Alkene chrocal 10 ppm 5% 2% 24 10 ppm C2H4 7 30 2545

10 ppm C3H6 10 1.45
10 ppm i-C4H8 20 2.90
10 ppm cis-2- 44 200
C4H8 49 275
10 ppm trans-2- 50 7.25
C4H8
q.s. N2
Alkene chrocal 100 ppm 5% 2% 24 100 ppm C2H4 7 30 2546

100 ppm C3H6 10 1.45
100 ppm i-C4H8 20 2.90
100 ppm cis-2- 44 200
C4H8 49 275
10 ppm trans-2- 50 7.25
C4H8
q.s. N2
Alkene chrocal 1,000 ppm 5% 2% 24 1,000 ppm C2H4 7 30 2547

1,000 ppm C3H6 10 1.45
1,000 ppm i-C4H8 20 2.90
1,000 ppm cis-2- 44 200
C4H8 49 275
1,000 ppm trans-2- 50 7.24
C4H8
q.s. N2
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
chrocar Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
N2 chrocar 40% 5% n.a. n.a. 40% H2 7 32 2536

q.s. N2 10 1.39
20 2.79
44 206
49 275
50 6.97
HC specied N2 chrocar 40% 5% n.a. n.a. 40% H2 7 32 6175

CnHm 1 ppm 10 1.39
q.s. N2 20 2.79
44 206
49 275
50 6.97
Mixtures
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 150 bar(a) Highly ammable.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Aluminum cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1F DOT: Class 2.1
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
chrocar Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
He chrocar 8.5% 5% n.a. n.a. 8.5% H2 7 31 2534

q.s. He 10 1.38
20 2.76
44 199
49 266
50 6.90
He chrocar 40% 5% n.a. n.a. 40% H2 7 31 2535

q.s. He 10 1.37
20 2.75
44 199
49 266
50 6.87
HC specied He chrocar 40% 5% n.a. n.a. 40% H2 7 31 6174

CnHm 1 ppm 10 1.37
q.s. He 20 2.75
44 199
49 266
50 6.87
Mixtures
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
deuterium Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [m3]
Prod. code
D2
Scientic deuterium 2.8 >99.8% O2 5 ppm 7 0.84 2046
D2 + H2
N2 10 ppm 10 0.94
H2O 10 ppm 16 1.8
44 5.0
D2
2 2
UN: 1957
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1F DOT: Class 2.1
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
dewcal Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
H2O dewcal 5 ppm 20% 10% 12 5 ppm H2O 7 30 6176

q.s. N2 10 1.45
20 2.90
31 140
50 7.26
H2O dewcal 25 ppm 10% 5% 12 25 ppm H2O 7 30 6177

q.s. N2 10 1.45
20 2.90
31 140
50 7.25
H2O dewcal 100 ppm 100 ppm H2O 7 16 6178

10% 5% 12
q.s. N2 10 0.65
20 1.30
31 71
50 3.26
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
100 ppm 65 bar(a)
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) Transport
100 ppm 930 psi(g) ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
Outlet pressure
Dew point 1 C/33.8 F. HiQ REDLINE
bar psi Prod. code
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
2,2-dimethylpropane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Scientic 2,2-dimethylpropane 2.0 other 7 7 2049

CnHm 0.7% 10 5.0
20 10.0
44 40
49 45
50 25.0
C5H12
2 2
UN: 2044
General Risks
70 F : 7 psi(g)

Instrument
ethane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Instrument ethane 3.5 O2 10 ppm 7 2 2050

N2 40 ppm 10 3.0
CO2 5 ppm 20 6.0
other 44 10
CnHm 400 ppm 49 32
H2O 5 ppm 50 15.0
Scientic ethane 4.5 O2 4 ppm 7 2 2051

N2 20 ppm 10 3.0
CO2 1 ppm 20 6.0
other 44 10
CnHm 20 ppm 49 32
H2O 3 ppm 50 15.0

C2H6
2 2
UN: 1035
General Risks
70 F : 544 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
ethene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Scientic ethene 3.5 O2 10 ppm 7 4.5 2053

N2 40 ppm 10 3.7
CO2 5 ppm 20 7.4
other 44 30
CnHm 450 ppm 49 32
H2O 5 ppm 50 18.5

C2H4
2 2
UN: 1962
General Risks
70 F : 1,200 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
helium Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Instrument helium 4.6 O2 5 ppm 7 33 2057

CnHm 1 ppm 10 1.80
H2O 5 ppm 20 3.60
44 200
49 291
50 9.01
Detector helium 5.0 O2 2 ppm 7 33 2059

N2 5 ppm 10 1.80
CnHm 1 ppm 20 3.60
H2O 3 ppm 44 200
49 291
50 9.01
Halocarbon free helium 5.0 O2 2 ppm 7 33 6008

N2 5 ppm 10 1.80
Halocarbons 20 3.60
as SF6 1 ppb 44 200
CnHm 1 ppm 49 291
H2O 3 ppm 50 9.01
Auto emission helium 5.0 O2 2 ppm 7 33 2060

N2 5 ppm 10 1.80
CnHm 1 ppm 20 3.60
NO 0.1 ppm 44 200
H 2O 3 ppm 49 291
50 9.01
Laboratory helium 5.6 O2 0.5 ppm 7 33 2193

N2 1 ppm 10 1.80
H2 0.1 ppm 20 3.60
CnHm 0.1 ppm 44 200
H2O 2 ppm 49 291
50 9.01
Scientic helium 6.0 O2 0.2 ppm 7 33 2061

N2 0.4 ppm 10 1.80
H2 0.1 ppm 20 3.60
CnHm 0.1 ppm 44 200
H2O 0.5 ppm 49 291
50 9.01
NMR helium liquid 4.0 H2O 5 ppm on request 2062

Instrument
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Research helium liquid 4.0 O2 10 ppm on request 2063

N2 80 ppm
CnHm 1 ppm
H2O 5 ppm
Liquid specications based on vaporized liquid phase.
He
UN: 1046 2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
hydrogen Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Instrument hydrogen 4.5 O2 5 ppm 7 33 2065

H2O 5 ppm 10 1.76
20 3.53
44 193
49 258
50 8.82
Detector hydrogen 5.0 O2 2 ppm 7 33 2067

N2 4 ppm 10 1.76
CnHm 0.5 ppm 20 3.53
H2O 4 ppm 44 193
49 258
50 8.82
Halocarbon free hydrogen 5.0 O2 2 ppm 7 33 6009

Halocarbons 10 1.76
as SF6 1 ppb 20 3.53
CnHm 0.1 ppm 44 193
H2O 2 ppm 49 258
50 8.82
Laboratory hydrogen 5.5 O2 1 ppm 7 33 2194

N2 3 ppm 10 1.76
CO+CO2 0.2 ppm 20 3.53
CnHm 0.1 ppm 44 193
H2O 2 ppm 49 258
50 8.82
Scientic hydrogen 6.0 O2 0.2 ppm 7 33 2068

N2 0.3 ppm 10 1.76
CO+CO2 0.1 ppm 20 3.53
CnHm 0.1 ppm 44 193
H2O 0.5 ppm 49 258
50 8.82
H2
2
UN: 1049 2
Risks
Highly ammable.
Transport

Filling pressure at 15 C : 200 bar(a) Outlet pressure
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
49l 2,400 psi(g) C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
Brass valve C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
hydrogen chloride Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Scientic hydrogen chloride 4.5 O2 1 ppm 7 8 2073

N2 2 ppm 10 7.4
CO 1 ppm 20 14.8
CO2 5 ppm 44 60
CnHm 1 ppm 49 65
H2O 2 ppm 50 37.0
HCl
HAZARD
CORROSIVE
2 8 2 8
UN: 1050
General Risks
70 F : 613 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 P, stainless steel 10.5 150 3141
Instrument
instarg Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
H2 instarg 1% 10% n.a. n.a. 1% H2 7 35 2520

q.s. Ar 10 1.58
20 3.17
44 225
49 301
50 7.92
H2 instarg 2% 10% n.a. n.a. 2% H2 7 35 2521

q.s. Ar 10 1.58
20 3.16
44 225
49 301
50 7.90
H2 instarg 3% 10% n.a. n.a. 3% H2 7 35 2522

q.s. Ar 10 1.58
20 3.15
44 225
49 301
50 7.87
H2 instarg 5% 10% n.a. n.a. 5% H2 7 35 2523

q.s. Ar 10 1.57
20 3.13
44 225
49 301
50 7.83
H2 instarg 6% 10% n.a. n.a. 6% H2 7 35 2524

q.s. Ar 10 1.56
20 3.13
44 225
49 301
50 7.81
Risks
Mixtures 3% 2
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
3% Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
2
5% Highly ammable.
5% FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2 Transport
3% ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
5% ADR: Class 2, 1F DOT: Class 2.1

Filling pressure at15 C : 150/200 bar(a) Outlet pressure
49l 2,400 psi(g) C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
Instrument
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Methane instarg 5% 10% n.a. n.a. 5% CH4 7 37 2525

q.s. Ar 10 1.60
20 3.19
44 238
49 275
50 7.98

q.s. Ar 10 1.61
20 3.21
44 238
49 275
50 8.03

q.s. Ar 10 1.63
20 3.26
44 238
49 275
50 8.14
Halocarbon free 10% n.a. n.a. 5% CH4 7 37 6172

methane instarg 5% Halocarbons 10 1.60
as SF6 1 ppb 20 3.19
q.s. Ar 44 238
49 275
50 7.98
Halocarbon free 10% n.a. n.a. 10% CH4 7 37 6173

methane instarg 10% Halocarbons 10 1.61
as SF6 1 ppb 20 3.21
q.s. Ar 44 238
49 275
50 8.03
Risks
Mixtures 5% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
5% Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
2 2
10% Highly ammable.
10%
2
FLAMMABLE GAS
2
Transport
10% ADR: Class 2, 1F DOT: Class 2.1

General Outlet pressure
Filling pressure at15 C : 150/200 bar(a) HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
Instrument
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CO2 instarg 20% 10% n.a. n.a. 20% CO2 7 35 2528

q.s. Ar 10 1.75
20 3.50
44 217
49 237
50 8.76
Mixtures NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
insthel Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
n-Butane insthel 1.3% 10% n.a. n.a. 1.3% n-C4H10 7 15 2529

q.s. He 10 0.63
20 1.26
44 98
49 109
50 3.14
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 993 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
insthel Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
iso-Butane insthel 0.95% 10% n.a. n.a. 0.95% i-C4H10 7 31 2530

q.s. He 10 1.29
20 2.59
44 200
49 275
50 6.47
iso-Butane insthel 4% 4% i-C4H10 7 8.1 2531

10% n.a. n.a.
q.s. He 10 0.32
20 0.65
44 51
49 56
50 1.62
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 0.95% 140 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
4% 33 bar(a)
70 F : 0.95% 2,000 psi(g) Transport
4% 500 psi(g) ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
krypton Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
SFE krypton 4.5 O2 2 ppm on request 2077

Supplied with dip tube. CF4 0.5 ppm
SF6 0.5 ppm
H2O 5 ppm
Scientic krypton 5.0 O2 0.5 ppm on request 2078

N2 2 ppm
H2 1 ppm
Xe 2 ppm
Ar 2 ppm
CnHm 0.5 ppm
H2O 5 ppm
Halocarbon free krypton 5.3 O2 0.5 ppm on request 6316

N2 1 ppm
H2 1 ppm
Xe 1 ppm
Ar 1 ppm
COx 1 ppm
SF6 0.1 ppm
CF4 0.1 ppm
C2F6 0.5 ppm
CnHm 0.1 ppm
H2O 1 ppm
Kr
2 2
UN: 1056
General Risks
70 F : 1,900 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
methane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Instrument methane 3.5 O2 30 ppm 7 40 2081

H2 20 ppm 10 1.20
N2 200 ppm 20 2.39
other 44 300
CnHm 300 ppm 49 360
50 5.98
Detector methane 4.5 O2 5 ppm 7 40 2082

N2 50 ppm 10 1.20
H2 10 ppm 20 2.39
other 44 300
CnHm 20 ppm 49 360
H2O 5 ppm 50 5.98
Scientic methane 5.5 O2 + N2 5 ppm 7 40 2083

other 10 1.20
CnHm 1 ppm 20 2.39
H2O 1 ppm 44 300
49 360
50 5.98
CH4
2 2
UN: 1971
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1F DOT: Class 2.1
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
neon Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ m3]
Prod. code
Scientic neon 5.0 O2 1 ppm 7 0.5 2089

N2 4 ppm 10 1.81
He 10 ppm 20 3.61
H2O 2 ppm 44 5.0
49 7.5
50 9.03
Ne
2
UN: 1065 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
nitric oxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Scientic nitric oxide 3.0 N2 + NxOy 7 8 2092

comp. 0.1% 10 0.23
SO2 100 ppm 20 0.45
H2O 50 ppm 44 56
50 1.13
NO
CAS: 10102439 2 5.1 8
INHALATION
HAZARD
OXIDIZER CORROSIVE
2 5.1 8
UN: 1660
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 30 bar(a) Contact with combustible material may cause re. Very toxic by
70 F : 500 psi(g) inhalation. Causes severe burns.
ADR: Class 2, 1TOC DOT: Class 2.3

Outlet pressure
HiQ REDLINE
bar psi Prod. code
Instrument
nitrogen Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Instrument nitrogen 5.0 O2 3 ppm 7 34 2093

(including rare gases) CnHm 1 ppm 10 1.86
H2O 3 ppm 20 3.76
44 210
49 304
50 9.40
Detector nitrogen 5.5 O2 0.5 ppm 7 34 2096

(including rare gases) CO 0.5 ppm 10 1.86
CO2 0.5 ppm 20 3.76
CnHm 0.1 ppm 44 210
H2O 2 ppm 49 304
50 9.40
Halocarbon free nitrogen 5.5 O2 0.5 ppm 7 34 6014

(including rare gases) H2 1 ppm 10 1.86
Halocarbons 20 3.76
as SF6 1 ppb 44 210
CnHm 0.1 ppm 49 304
H2O 2 ppm 50 9.40
Scientic nitrogen 6.0 O2 0.2 ppm 7 34 2098

(including rare gases) CO+CO2 0.2 ppm 10 1.86
CnHm 0.1 ppm 20 3.76
H2O 0.5 ppm 44 210
49 304
50 9.40
Research nitrogen liquid 5.0 O2 2 ppm on request 2099

(including rare gases) H2O 2 ppm
N2
2
UN: 1066 2
Risks
Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
Transport

49l 2,640 psi(g) C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
Instrument
nitrous oxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
AAS nitrous oxide 2.0 O2+ N2 0.9% 7 10 2104

10 7.5
20 15.0
44 60
49 67
50 37.5
Scientic nitrous oxide 4.8 O2 10 ppm 7 10 2106

N2 20 ppm 10 7.5
CO+CO2 6 ppm 20 15.0
CnHm 1 ppm 44 60
H2O 5 ppm 49 67
50 37.5
N2O
CAS: 10024972 NON-FLAMMABLE GAS OXIDIZER
2 5.1 2 5.1
UN: 1070
General Risks
70 F : 745 psi(g)
Brass valve ADR: Class 2, 2O DOT: Class 2.2

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
nurom Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
He nurom 70% 10% n.a. n.a. 30% Ne 7 30 2532

q.s. He 10 1.38
20 2.76
44 200
49 275
50 6.91
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150/200 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
nurom Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Ne nurom 75% 10% n.a. n.a. 25% He 7 30 2533

q.s. Ne 10 1.38
20 2.76
44 200
49 275
50 6.89
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150/200 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
oxygen Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Instrument oxygen 5.0 N2 5 ppm 7 38 2108

Ar 3 ppm 10 2.07
CnHm 0.2 ppm 20 4.15
H2O 3 ppm 44 225
49 337
50 10.37
Laboratory oxygen 5.6 N2 2 ppm 7 38 6016

Ar 1 ppm 10 2.07
CO 0.1 ppm 20 4.15
CO2 0.1 ppm 44 225
CnHm 0.1 ppm 49 337
H2O 1 ppm 50 10.37
Scientic oxygen 6.0 N2 0.5 ppm 7 38 2110

Ar 1 ppm 10 2.07
CO 0.1 ppm 20 4.15
CO2 0.1 ppm 44 225
CnHm 0.1 ppm 49 337
H2O 0.5 ppm 50 10.37
O2
2 5.1 2
UN: 1072 5.1
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 200 bar(a) Contact with combustible material may cause re.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1O DOT: Class 2.2
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
peruoropropane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Scientic peruoropropane 2.0 Air 0.1% 7 12 2114

other 10 10.0
CnXm 0.3% 20 20.0
H2O 100 ppm 44 90
49 100
50 50.0
C3F8
2
UN: 2424 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 6.7 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 100 psi(g)

Instrument
propane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Scientic propane 3.5 O2 10 ppm 7 6 2117

S-comp 0.5 ppm 10 4.2
other 20 8.4
CnHm 300 ppm 44 40
H2O 30 ppm 49 45
50 21.0
C3H8
2 2
UN: 1978
General Risks
70 F : 109 psi(g)

Instrument
sulfur dioxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Scientic sulfur dioxide 3.8 H2SO4 50 ppm 7 5 2134

H2O 50 ppm 10 12.3
20 24.6
44 40
49 150
50 61.6
SO2
HAZARD
CORROSIVE
2 8 2 8
UN: 1079
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 2.8 bar(a) Toxic by inhalation. Causes severe burns.
70 F : 34 psi(g)

Instrument
sulfur hexauoride Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
SFE sulfur hexauoride 4.5 O2 5 ppm 7 17 2136

Supplied with dip tube. CF4 20 ppm 10 10.0
H2O 5 ppm 20 20.0
44 115
49 130
50 50.0
SF6
2 2
UN: 1080
General Risks
70 F : 320 psi(g)

Instrument
synthetic air Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Monitoring zero 5% n.a. n.a. H2O 5 ppm 7 30 2140

synthetic air 4.0 CnHm 1 ppm 10 1.94
20 3.89
44 225
49 280
50 9.73
Instrument 5% n.a. n.a. CO 1 ppm 7 30 2141

synthetic air 5.0 CO2 1 ppm 10 1.94
CnHm 0.1 ppm 20 3.89
H2O 3 ppm 44 225
49 280
50 9.73
Auto emission 5% n.a. n.a. CO 0.1 ppm 7 30 2142

synthetic air 5.5 CO2 0.1 ppm 10 1.94
NOx 0.1 ppm 20 3.89
CnHm 0.1 ppm 44 225
49 280
50 9.73
Scientic 3% n.a. n.a. CO 0.1 ppm 7 30 2144

synthetic air 5.5 CO2 0.1 ppm 10 1.94
NOx 0.1 ppm 20 3.89
S-comp not detectable 44 225
CnHm 0.1 ppm 49 280
H2O 2 ppm 50 9.73
Air
UN: 1002 NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 200 bar(a) n.a.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Instrument
xenon Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
SFE xenon 4.5 O2 2 ppm on request 2148

Supplied with dip tube. CF4 0.5 ppm
SF6 0.5 ppm
H2O 5 ppm
Scientic xenon 5.0 O2 0.5 ppm on request 2149

N2 2 ppm
Ar 2 ppm
Kr 2 ppm
CnHm 0.5 ppm
H2O 1 ppm
Halocarbon free xenon 5.3 O2 0.5 ppm on request 6317

N2 1 ppm
H2 1 ppm
Ar 1 ppm
Kr 1 ppm
COx 1 ppm
SF6 0.1 ppm
CF4 0.1 ppm
C2F6 0.5 ppm
CnHm 0.1 ppm
H2O 1 ppm
Xe
UN: 2036 2 2
General Risks
70 F : 800 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
HiQ REDLINE
bar psi Prod. code
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Leak testing
Squirrels hide and store food in numerous places. They use these stores to survive the winter period during which
there is almost no food available. Human beings are a bit like squirrels, as they too store products in different locations.
Goods are stored for many reasons. Several are obvious, such as the storage of food. Some vegetables are only harvested
for a few months each year. But we like to consume them all year round.
For this reason, vegetables may be deep-frozen and stored in cold stores. But that is not the only place where they are stored. The same
product will need to be transported to distribution centers from which it is freighted to shops. It might be consumed directly after its
purchase, but often it is stored for some period in the home as well. The availability of goods is one important reason for storage but
logistics is another factor. It is not practical to buy just one glass of milk for breakfast and go out shopping again when it is lunchtime.
For convenience too, we want to have products directly available. But food is not the only product that is stored. Almost all goods are
stored during their life. Take for example fuel tanks for cars. The tank allows the driver to have a wide area in which to move without
refueling the car too often. Storage conditions for food are focused on prolonging their shelf life. For fuel however, safety is probably
the most important driver. Another is weight, in order to reduce the overall weight of a car. For this reason, modern fuel tanks are often
made of plastic.
Each tank is leak-tested to prevent leakage, which could lead to unsafe conditions and environmental pollution. Normally helium is used
as the medium to verify leak tightness. However, in this case, it would diffuse through the plastic itself, due to the small dimensions of
the helium molecules. For this reason, sulfur hexauoride is used instead, since its thermal conductivity properties differ substantially
to that of air. Even very small holes or leaks can be detected easily with a thermal conductivity analyzer. A standard product that is used
for this type of application is SF6 leacon 5%.
Leak testing
leacon Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
He leacon 0.5% 10% n.a. n.a. 0.5% He 7 32 2549

q.s. N2 10 1.45
20 2.91
44 210
49 281
50 7.27
He leacon 5% 10% n.a. n.a. 5% He 7 32 2550

q.s. N2 10 1.45
20 2.89
44 210
49 281
50 7.24
He leacon 10% 10% n.a. n.a. 10% He 7 32 2551

q.s. N2 10 1.44
20 2.88
44 210
49 281
50 7.20
He leacon 20% 10% n.a. n.a.

20% He 7 32 2552
q.s. N2 10 1.42
20 2.85
44 210
49 281
50 7.12
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Transport
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
70 F : 7, 44l 2,000 psi(g)
49 l 2,400 psi(g) Recommended cylinder regulator
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder Outlet pressure
Brass valve HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
Risks C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
Asphyxiant at high concentrations. C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Leak testing
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
H2 leacon 6% 10% n.a. n.a. 6% H2 7 35 2548

q.s. Ar 10 1.56
20 3.13
44 225
49 301
50 7.81
Mixtures
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 7, 44l 2,000 psi(g)
49 l 2,400 psi(g) Transport
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Leak testing
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
SF6 leacon 0.5% 10% n.a. n.a. 0.5% SF6 7 32 2553

q.s. N2 10 1.45
20 2.90
44 209
49 275
50 7.24
SF6 leacon 1% 10% n.a. n.a. 1% SF6 7 32 2554

q.s. N2 10 1.45
20 2.89
44 209
49 275
50 7.23
SF6 leacon 5% 5% SF6 7 32 2555

10% n.a. n.a.
q.s. N2 10 1.43
20 2.86
44 209
49 275
50 7.16
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
It is hard to imagine how people lived centuries ago. Activity was controlled mainly by the hours of daylight. You
simply had to stop some activities when the sun went down. Only activities that could be done by the light of a
candle or a re where possible.
A new way of living began with the invention of electricity and the introduction of the light bulb. This meant great exibility and free-
dom in timing different activities. During the past decades, many new technologies have been introduced in the lighting industry.
Different colors of light created the freedom to create and simulate certain atmospheres. Warm colors can be used to form a homey at-
mosphere. Bright colors are normally used to simulate daylight. In addition the design of lights changed rapidly, allowing designers to
integrate lights into other functional items. And last but not least, energy consumption has gone down dramatically.
Lighting is not only used in households and ofces but also in streetlights and motor vehicles. It has been only a few years since xenon
lights began to be offered as a standard option in cars. These lights emit twice the amount of light compared to halogen lamps while
consuming only half the energy. The xenon gas used in these lamps must have an extremely low halogen content and have as high a
level of purity as possible in order to extend their life as much as possible. Halocarbon free xenon 5.3 is a special developed quality of
gas for this type of application. See the next page for more products and their specications.
Lighting control
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Lighting argon O2 2 ppm 7 37 6000

CnHm 0.2 ppm 10 2.10
H2O 3 ppm 20 4.20
44 234
49 336
50 10.51
Ar
2
UN: 1006 2
General Risks
70 F : 7, 44l 2,000 psi(g)
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Lighting krypton 4.5 O2 2 ppm on request 6011

CF4 0.5 ppm
SF6 0.5 ppm
CnHm 2 ppm
H2O 5 ppm
O2 0.5 ppm on request 6316

Halocarbon free krypton 5.3 N2 1 ppm
H2 1 ppm
Xe 1 ppm
Ar 1 ppm
COx 1 ppm
SF6 0.1 ppm
CF4 0.1 ppm
C2F6 0.5 ppm
CnHm 0.1 ppm
H2O 1 ppm
Kr
2
UN: 1056 2
General Risks
70 F : 1,900 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Lighting neon 4.7 O2 2 ppm 7 0.50 6012

N2 5 ppm 10 1.81
He 20 ppm 20 3.61
CnHm 0.2 ppm 44 5.00
H2O 3 ppm 49 7.50
50 9.03
Ne
2
UN: 1065 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
lampargon Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
N2 lampargon 2% 5% 2% 36 2% N2 7 35 6201
q.s. Ar 10 1.58
20 3.17
44 222
49 275
50 7.92
N2 lampargon 10% 5% 2% 36 10% N2 7 35 6202

q.s. Ar 10 1.57
20 3.15
44 222
49 275
50 7.87
N2 lampargon 15% 5% 2% 36 15% N2 7 35 6203

q.s. Ar 10 1.57
20 3.13
44 222
49 275
50 7.83
N2 lampargon 20% 5% 2% 36 20% N2 7 35 6204

q.s. Ar 10 1.56
20 3.12
44 222
49 275
50 7.80
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2

Risks C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
Asphyxiant at high concentrations. C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
Transport
ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2 C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
lampargoncust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
N2 lampargoncust 5% 2% 36 2 20% N2 7 35 6313

q.s. Ar 10 1.56
20 3.12
44 222
49 275
50 7.80
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
lampmix Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Kr/N2 lampmix 1/11% 5% 2% 36 1% Kr 7 30 6205

11% N2 10 1.50
q.s. Ar 20 3.00
44 200
49 275
50 7.52
Kr/N2 lampmix 5/10% 5% 2% 36 5% Kr 7 30 6206

10% N2 10 1.49
q.s. Ar 20 2.99
44 200
49 275
50 7.47
Kr/N2 lampmix 10/5% 5% 2% 36 10% Kr 7 30 6207

5% N2 10 1.50
q.s. Ar 20 3.01
44 200
49 275
50 7.51
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
lampmixcust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Kr/N2 lampmixcust 5% 2% 36 1 10% Kr 7 30 6312

5 20% N2 10 1.44
q.s. Ar 20 2.88
44 200
49 275
50 7.20
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
lampmix Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Kr lampmix 80% 5% 2% 36 80% Kr 7 30 6208

q.s. Ar 10 1.68
20 3.36
44 200
49 275
50 8.40
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
tubepurge Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Ne tubepurge 60% 5% 2% 36 60% Ne 7 30 6209

q.s. He 10 1.38
20 2.75
44 200
49 275
50 6.88
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
tubes Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Ne tubes 25% 5% 2% 36 25% Ne 7 30 6210

q.s. Ar 10 1.44
20 2.87
44 200
49 275
50 7.18
Ne tubes 75% 5% 2% 36 75% Ne 7 30 6211

q.s. Ar 10 1.37
20 2.74
44 200
49 275
50 6.86
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Lighting control
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Lighting xenon 4.5 O2 2 ppm on request 2150

SF6 0.5 ppm
CF4 0.5 ppm
CnHm 2 ppm
H2O 5 ppm
Halocarbon free xenon 5.3 O2 0.5 ppm on request 6317

N2 1 ppm
H2 1 ppm
Ar 1 ppm
Kr 1 ppm
COx 1 ppm
SF6 0.1 ppm
CF4 0.1 ppm
C2F6 0.5 ppm
CnHm 0.1 ppm
H2O 1 ppm
Xe
2 2
UN: 2036
General Risks
70 F : 800 psi(g)
Brass/Stainless steel valve ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Metallurgy
Mankind has been using metals for thousands of years. Fire, wood or coal, lime and iron ore were heated together to
form iron. Even small changes in the composition can have an impact on the nal composition of the iron and its
strengths.
Rather quickly people discovered that by adding small amounts of other metals, you could create totally different characteristics from
that of basic iron. Each alloy had its own special area of application. Parameters that can differ are strength, exibility, and resistance to
corrosion, for example. The basic production process normally starts in a blast furnace. This might be followed up by other treatments
in different furnaces such as mixing, degassing or tempering.
Working conditions in metal processing generally are very tough due to the extreme heat. However, there are other aspects too that must
be monitored to ensure a safe working environment. The high temperature causes carbon migration to the atmosphere above the melt.
This is directly oxidized to form carbon monoxide, which can be harmful for the workers in the immediate vicinity of the furnace. Carbon
monoxide levels are monitored continuously. A range of different calibration gases with CO are used in the calibration. See CO meltix
mixtures, which are the standard products used for this type of application.
Metallurgy
combox Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
O2 combox 2% 5% 2% 36 2% O2 5 0.73 2587

q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.46
20 2.92
31 140
44 209
O2 combox 4% 5% 2% 36 4% O2 5 0.73 2588

q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.46
20 2.92
31 140
44 209
O2 combox 8% 5% 2% 36 8% O2 5 0.73 2589

q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.46
20 2.93
31 140
44 209
O2 combox 12% 5% 2% 36 12% O2 5 0.73 2590

q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.47
20 2.94
31 140
44 209
O2 combox 18% 5% 2% 36 18% O2 5 0.74 2591

q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.47
20 2.95
31 140
44 209
Metallurgy
combox Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
O2 combox 50% 5% 2% 36 50% O2 5 0.73 2592

q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.46
20 2.92
31 140
44 209
Mixtures 18% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
50% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS OXIDIZER
2 5.1 2 5.1
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) 12% Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 18% n.a.
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder 50% Contact with combustible material may
Brass valve cause re.
Transport
50% ADR: Class 2, 1O DOT: Class 2.2

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Metallurgy
comboxcust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
O2 comboxcust high 5% 2% 36 0.150% O2 5 0.75 2874

q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.51
20 3.02
31 140
44 209
Mixtures <21% <23.5% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
21% 23.5% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS OXIDIZER
2 5.1 2 5.1
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <18% Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 1820.9% n.a.
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder >21% Contact with combustible material may
Transport
<21% ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Metallurgy
meltair Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CO meltair 45 ppm 5% 2% 36 45 ppm CO 5 0.74 2563

q.s. synth. air 7 28
10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 178

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 178

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 178

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 178
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <200 ppm n.a.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 200 450 ppm Harmful if inhaled

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Metallurgy
meltaircust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CO meltaircust low 5% 2% 36 199 ppm CO 5 0.74 2872

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 178
CO meltaircust medium 5% 2% 36 100 5 0.74 2873

1000 ppm CO 7 28
20 2.97
31 140
44 178
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 200 1,000 ppm Harmful if inhaled

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Metallurgy
meltix Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CO meltix 45 ppm 5% 2% 36 45 ppm CO 5 0.73 2556

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173
CO meltix 4,500 ppm 5% 2% 36 4,500 ppm CO 5 0.73 2561

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173
Metallurgy
meltix Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CO meltix 9,000 ppm 5% 2% 36 9,000 ppm CO 5 0.73 2562

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <200 ppm Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 200 1,999 ppm Harmful by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Aluminum cylinder 2,000 ppm Toxic by inhalation.
Brass valve
Transport

Outlet pressure
<2,000 ppm
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
2,000 ppm
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484
C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Metallurgy
meltixcust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CO meltixcust low 5% 2% 36 199 ppm CO 5 0.73 2869

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173
CO meltixcust medium 5% 2% 36 100 5 0.73 2870

999 ppm CO 7 28
q.s. N2 10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173
CO meltixcust high 5% 2% 36 0.110% CO 5 0.73 2871

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.92
31 140
44 173
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 bar(a) <200 ppm Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 200 1,999 ppm Harmful by inhalation.
Material recommendations : Aluminum cylinder 2,000 ppm Toxic by inhalation.
Brass valve
Transport

Outlet pressure
Low/medium
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
High
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484
C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Metallurgy
promet Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
O2/CO2 promet 1/22% 5% 2% 36 1% O2 5 0.73 2593

22% CO2 7 30
q.s. N2 10 1.47
20 2.94
31 140
44 200
O2/CO2 promet 2.5/22% 5% 2% 36 2.5% O2 5 0.74 2594

22% CO2 7 30
q.s. N2 10 1.47
20 2.94
31 140
44 200
O2/CO2 promet 4/22% 5% 2% 36 4% O2 5 0.74 2595

22% CO2 7 30
q.s. N2 10 1.47
20 2.94
31 140
44 200
O2/CO2 promet 5/5% 5% 2% 36 5% O2 5 0.74 2596

5% CO2 7 30
q.s. N2 10 1.48
20 2.97
31 140
44 200
O2/CO2 promet 20/3% 5% 2% 36 20% O2 5 0.75 2597

3% CO2 7 30
q.s. N2 10 1.49
20 2.98
31 140
44 200
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
Risks
General Transport
Filling pressure at15 C : 1/22% 138 bar(a) ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
2.5/22% 138 bar(a)
4/22% 138 bar(a) Recommended cylinder regulator
5/5% 150 bar(a) Outlet pressure
20/3% 150 bar(a) HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
Metallurgy
prometcust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
O2/CO2 prometcust high 5% 2% 36 0.130% O2 5 0.57 2875

0.130% CO2 7 28.2
q.s. N2 10 1.14
20 2.28
31 125
44 177
Mixtures <21% <23.5% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
21% 23.5% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS OXIDIZER
2 5.1 2 5.1
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150100 bar(a) <18% O2 Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 2,0001,500 psi(g) 18 20.9% O2 n.a.
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder 21% O2 Contact with combustible material may
Transport
<21% ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2


Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Odorization
The nose is one the most subjective of our sense organs. Odor is probably one of the most subjective parameters. If
you say It smells lovely here, what does that really mean? What might be lovely to one person might actually smell
awful to another. As an alternative, smells are often related to substances or animals. For example, It smells like straw-
berries or this stinks like a skunk. There are only a limited number of words that are solely related to odor, such as
fuggy, fusty, musty or sickly. And even here, there are no hard denitions for these words.
Odors are extremely important to us, even though there are no objective standards available. A specic smell can warn an animal of the
presence of its predator where the predator is using the animals scent to detect its prey. Food is associated with a specic smell, and a
different aroma is often an indication that the food is not suitable for consumption any more. Almost all humans dislike some specic
smells. This characteristic makes them perfect heralds of unsafe conditions. These smells can be clear indicators of small leakages.
At shipyards, acetylene and oxygen are often used for cutting and welding. Small acetylene leaks are often detected at a rather early stage
because acetylene smells a bit like garlic. Oxygen leaks are seldom detected however, since oxygen is odorless. Many accidents have
occurred when a welding torch was ignited with workers inside the ship. High oxygen concentrations caused res and explosions. For
this reason, the oxygen is often odorized with an odorant so that leaks can be detected at an early stage. Carbon disulde is a typical
example due to its pungent smell. Odorizing equipment needs to be calibrated at regular intervals to ensure proper operation and dosing.
CS2 odocal 5 ppm is a typical example of a calibration gas used for this type of application.
Odorization
odocal Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CS2 odocal 1 ppm 10% 10% 12 1 ppm CS2 5 0.74 2653

q.s. N2 7 29
10 1.49
20 2.97
31 139
44 200

q.s. N2 7 29
10 1.49
20 2.97
31 139
44 200

q.s. N2 7 29
10 1.49
20 2.97
31 139
44 200
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484
C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Odorization
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
H2S odocal 1 ppm 10% 10% 12 1 ppm H2S 5 0.73 2656

q.s. N2 7 30
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 200

q.s. N2 7 30
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 200

q.s. N2 7 30
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 200
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
Odorization
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Methyl mercaptan 10% 5% 12 1 ppm CH4S 5 0.73 2659

odocal 1 ppm q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 200

10 1.46
20 2.90
31 140
44 200

10 1.46
20 2.90
31 140
44 200
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
Odorization
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
THT odocal 1 ppm 10% 5% 12 1 ppm C4H8S 5 0.73 2662

q.s. N2 7 30
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 200

q.s. N2 7 30
10 1.46
20 2.90
31 140
44 200

q.s. N2 7 30
10 1.46
20 2.90
31 140
44 200
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484
C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Olfactormetry
Already more then a thousand years ago, glue was used to bond materials together. The rst types of glue were often
made from the bones of animals. It was not very easy to handle but added a new dimension to how materials could
be xed to each other.
Many developments have been occurred since then. Originally, it was only possible to glue together materials with similar characteristics.
Secondly, the strength of the bond was rather limited. Today it is quite easy to glue different materials together for example glass and
metal can be easily bonded to each other. The strength characteristics of glue bonds have also improved enormously. Specic properties
can be given to the adhesive. Take Post-it blocks for example. The individual papers are glued together but can be detached very easily.
They can also be attached to most materials, and then as easily be removed without leaving a trace.
New properties and characteristics are being added continuously. Several adhesives are combined with materials that ll any gaps between
the two materials to be bonded together. Modern glues can create stronger bonds between metals than traditional welding can do. Some
glues require organic solvents however, and it is important to limit the emission of these solvents into the atmosphere or to use less
harmful solvents.
Olfactormetry is used as a technique for monitoring and determining the emissions of these solvents and the perception of their smell.
Analytical techniques are used as well as odor panels, which consist of a group of people who judge the smell of a certain substance.
The homogeneity of the test panel is established by exposing them to mixtures of n-butanol. A wide range of calibration gases with
n-butanol are available. n-Butanol olfacal 30 ppm is a typical example, which is used frequently in this type of application.
Olfactormetry
olfacal Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
n-Butanol olfacal 5 ppm 10% 5% 24 5 ppm n-butanol 5 0.74 2629

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140

10 0.86
20 1.72
31 94

10 0.57
20 1.14
31 62

10 0.28
20 0.57
31 31.2

10 0.19
20 0.38
31 20.8
Olfactormetry
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code

10 0.14
20 0.28
31 15
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 5 ppm 150 bar(a) n.a.
10 ppm 85 bar(a)
15 ppm 57 bar(a) Transport
30 ppm 28 bar(a) ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
45 ppm 19 bar(a)
60 ppm 14 bar(a) Recommended cylinder regulator
70 F : 5 ppm 2,000 psi(g) Outlet pressure
10 ppm 1,365 psi(g) HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
15 ppm 910 psi(g) C 200/1 P, brass 3 45 3108
30 ppm 454 psi(g) C 200/1 P, brass 6 85 5471
45 ppm 303 psi(g) C 200/1 P, brass 14 200 5472
60 ppm 227 psi(g) C 200/1 P, brass 50 725 3110
Material recommendations : Aluminum cylinder C 200/1 P, brass 200 3,000 3111
Brass valve
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484
C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Olfactormetry
olfacalcust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
n-Butanol olfacalcust low 10% 5% 24 1 99 ppm n-butanol 5 0.04 2882

10 0.08
20 0.17
31 9.3
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 8.6 bar(a) n.a.
70 F : 2,000 125 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 P, brass 3 45 3108
C 200/1 P, brass 6 85 5471
C 200/1 P, brass 14 200 5472
C 200/1 P, brass 50 725 3110
C 200/1 P, brass 200 3,000 3111
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484

C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Olfactormetry
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
n-Butyl acetate 10% 5% 24 5 ppm butyl 5 0.74 2635

olfacal 5 ppm acetate 7 40
20 2.97
31 140

20 2.97
31 140

20 2.75
31 140

olfacal 30 ppm acetate 7 17.2
20 1.39
31 76

20 0.93
31 51
Olfactormetry
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code

20 0.69
31 38
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 5 10 ppm 150 bar(a) n.a.
15 ppm 138 bar(a)
30 ppm 69 bar(a) Transport
45 ppm 46 bar(a) ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
60 ppm 35 bar(a)
70 F : 5 15 ppm 2,000 psi(g) Recommended cylinder regulator
30 ppm 1,088 psi(g) Outlet pressure
45 ppm 725 psi(g) HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
60 ppm 544 psi(g) C 200/1 P, brass 3 45 3108
Material recommendations : Aluminum cylinder C 200/1 P, brass 6 85 5471
Brass valve C 200/1 P, brass 14 200 5472
C 200/1 P, brass 50 725 3110
C 200/1 P, brass 200 3,000 3111
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484

C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Olfactormetry
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
n-Butyl acetate 10% 5% 24 1 99 ppm butyl 5 0.10 2883

olfacalcust low acetate 7 5.1
20 0.42
31 23
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 150 21 bar(a) n.a.
70 F : 2,000 304 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 P, brass 3 45 3108
C 200/1 P, brass 6 85 5471
C 200/1 P, brass 14 200 5472
C 200/1 P, brass 50 725 3110
C 200/1 P, brass 200 3,000 3111
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484

C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Olfactormetry
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CO olfacal 5 ppm 10% 3% 6 5 ppm CO 5 0.74 2641

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200
Olfactormetry
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) 300 ppm Harmful by inhalation.

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Olfactormetry
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
H2S olfacal 1 ppm 10% 10% 6 1 ppm H2S 5 0.74 2650

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200
H2S olfacal 2.5ppm 10% 10% 6 2.5 ppm H2S 5 0.74 2651
10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200
H2S olfacal 5 ppm 10% 10% 6 5 ppm H2S 5 0.74 2652

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure

Olfactormetry
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
H2S olfacalcust low 10% 10% 12 1 99 ppm H 2S 5 0.74 2885

10 1.49
20 2.97
31 140
44 200
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure

Process
Preservation techniques have been used for thousands of years to prolong the shelf life of food. Common techniques
of old were salting or drying. Another well-known and very old technique is chilling. For Eskimos for example, it is
rather easy to store food since there is sufcient ice available to keep their food cold. For people living nearer to the
equator however, this is not really an option.
For more than a century, refrigeration machines have been used to lower the temperature inside storage facilities. Today, refrigeration
machines are common in houses. A refrigerator is the most common such machine, followed by a freezer. But air conditioning and
heat pumps also belong to this group. They are all based on the principle of a refrigerant that is compressed and expanding to transport
heat from one place to the other. For a refrigerator, the aim is to transport heat out of the storage area in the same way that an air
conditioning unit transports heat out of a room.
There is a wide choice of refrigerants available, but they all have their disadvantages. Ammonia is a good cooling medium, but
problematic for construction materials due to its corrosive properties. Halogenated hydrocarbons (called Freons) are non-corrosive but
have a high ozone depletion factor. Many of them are forbidden by the Montreal protocol. Hydrocarbons can be good substitutes, but
extra precautions must be taken due to their high ammability. Chemical iso-butane 2.5 is a product that is frequently used in
refrigerators as the cooling medium.
Process
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Trace argon 5.0 O2 2 ppm 7 35 2008

Full traceability documentation. N2 5 ppm 10 2.10
CnHm 0.2 ppm 20 4.20
H2O 3 ppm 44 224
49 336
50 10.51
Trace argon liquid 5.0 O2 2 ppm on request 2013

Full traceability documentation. N2 5 ppm
CnHm 0.2 ppm
H2O 3 ppm
Ar
2 2
UN: 1006
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
bromoethene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical bromoethene 2.5 H2O 200 ppm 10 10.5 2016

20 11.0
50 52.6
C2H3Br
CAS: 593602
2
UN: 1085
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 1 bar(a) Toxic by inhalation.

Brass valve ADR: Class 2, 2F

Process
n-butane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical n-butane 2.5 other 7 7 2018

CnHm 0.5% 10 4.9
20 9.8
44 45
49 55
50 24.5

C4H10
2
UN: 1011 2
General Risks
70 F : 16.3 psi(g)

Process
iso-butane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical iso-butane 2.5 other 7 7 2022

CnHm 0.5% 10 5.1
H2O 100 ppm 20 9.8
44 45
49 50
50 24.5

i-C4H10
2
UN: 1969 2
General Risks
70 F : 45 psi(g)

Process
1-butene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical 1-butene 2.0 other 7 7 2024

CnHm 0.4% 10 5.1
20 10.2
44 40
49 45
50 25.5

1-C4H8
2
UN: 1012 2
General Risks
70 F : 23.5 psi(g)

Process
cis-2-butene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical cis-2-butene 2.0 other 7 7 2026

CnHm 1% 10 5.1
20 10.2
44 40
49 45
50 25.5

2-C4H8
2
UN: 1012 2
General Risks
70 F : 13 psi(g)

Process
iso-butene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical iso-butene 2.0 other 7 7 2028

CnHm 1% 10 5.1
20 10.2
44 40
49 45
50 25.5

i-C4H8
2
UN: 1012 2
General Risks
70 F : 39 psi(g)

Process
trans-2-butene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical trans-2-butene 2.0 other 7 7 2030

CnHm 1% 10 5.4
20 10.8
44 40
49 45
50 27.0

C4H8
2
UN: 1012 2
General Risks
70 F : 15 psi(g)

Process
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Trace pharma carbon dioxide, 99.5 % NH3 25 ppm 7 5 6318

Full traceability documentation. H2S 1 ppm 10 7.5
Complies with Ph. Eur. & USP. NOx 2 ppm 20 15.0
CO 5 ppm 44 60
SO2 2 ppm 49 65
total S 1 ppm 50 37.5
H2O 67 ppm
Trace carbon dioxide 4.0 O2+N2 50 ppm 7 5 2034

Full traceability documentation. NH3 25 ppm 10 7.5
Complies with Ph. Eur. & USP. H2S 1 ppm 20 15.0
NOx 2 ppm 44 60
CO 5 ppm 49 65
SO2 2 ppm 50 37.5
total S 1 ppm
H2O 10 ppm
Trace carbon dioxide liquid 4.0 O2+N2 50 ppm on request 2038

Full traceability documentation. NH3 25 ppm
Complies with Ph. Eur. & USP. H2S 1 ppm
NOx 2 ppm
CO 5 ppm
SO2 2 ppm
total S 1 ppm
H2O 10 ppm
CO2
2
UN: 1013 2
Risks
Transport

Filling pressure at15 C : 51 bar(a) Outlet pressure
70 F : 830 psi(g) HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
carbon monoxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Chemical carbon monoxide 2.0 H2O 20 ppm 7 28 2040

10 1.0
20 3.8
44 175
49 236
50 9.6
Process carbon monoxide 3.0 N2 750 ppm 7 28 6006

O2+Ar 60 ppm 10 2.10
H2 250 ppm 20 4.20
CnHm 50 ppm 44 175
49 236
50 10.51
CO
HAZARD
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
UN: 1016 2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 200 bar(a) Highly ammable. Toxic by inhalation.
70 F : 1,660 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1TF DOT: Class 2.3
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/1 P, brass 3 45 3108
C 200/1 P, brass 6 85 5471
C 200/1 P, brass 14 200 5472
C 200/1 P, brass 50 725 3110
C 200/1 P, brass 200 3,000 3111
C 200/2 P, brass 3 45 5484

C 200/2 P, brass 6 85 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 10.5 150 3132
Process
chlorine Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical chlorine 2.8 H2O 50 ppm 7 15 2043

10 12.0
20 25.0
44 100
49 125
50 62.5

Cl2
HAZARD
CORROSIVE
2 8
UN: 1017 2 8
General Risks
70 F : 85.3 psi(g)

Process
diuoromethane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical diuoromethane (R 32) 3.0 O2+N2 100 ppm 10 8.1 6017

HCFC 1000 ppm 20 16.2
H2O 5 ppm 50 40.5
CH2F2
CAS: 75105
2 2
UN: 3252
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 2.9 bar(a) Highly ammable. Toxic by inhalation. May cause cancer by
inhalation.
ADR: Class 2, 2TF

Process
dimethylamine Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical dimethylamine 2.3 H2O 0.2% 7 8 2047

10 5.9
20 11.8
44 50
49 55
50 29.5

(CH3)2NH
2
UN: 1032 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 1.4 bar(a) Highly ammable. Harmful by inhalation.
70 F : 11 psi(g)
Stainless steel valve ADR: Class 2, 2F DOT: Class 2.1

Process
dimethyl ether Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical dimethyl ether 2.8 H2O 500 ppm 7 7 2048

10 5.8
20 11.6
44 40
49 45
50 29.0

C2H6O
2
UN: 1033 2
General Risks
70 F : 62.3 psi(g)

Process
ethane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical ethane 2.5 other 7 3.5 6007

CnHm 5,000 ppm 10 3.0
20 6.0
44 32
49 40
50 15.0

C2H6
2
UN: 1035 2
General Risks
70 F : 544 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
ethene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical ethene 2.5 other 7 3.5 2052

CnHm 0.1% 10 3.7
H2O 50 ppm 20 7.4
44 30
49 32
50 18.5

C2H4
2
UN: 1962 2
General Risks
70 F : 1,200 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
ethylene oxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical ethylene oxide 3.0 H2O 100 ppm 7 4 2055

Acidity (as acetic 10 7.5
acid) 20 ppm 20 15.0
Aldehydes 50 ppm 44 29
49 34
50 37.5

C2H4O
HAZARD
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
UN: 1040 2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 1.2 bar(a) Highly ammable. Toxic by inhalation. May cause cancer by
70 F : 50 psi(g) inhalation.
ADR: Class 2, 2TF DOT: Class 2.3

Process
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Chemical helium 4.6 CnHm 1 ppm 7 33 2056

H2O 5 ppm 10 1.80
20 3.60
44 200
49 291
50 9.01
He
2
UN: 1046 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
hydrogen Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Chemical hydrogen 4.5 H2O 5 ppm 7 33 2064

10 1.76
20 3.53
44 193
49 258
50 8.82
Trace hydrogen 4.5 O2 5 ppm 7 33 2066

Full traceability documentation. H2O 5 ppm 10 1.76
20 3.53
44 193
49 258
50 8.82
H2
2
UN: 1049 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
hydrogen bromide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical hydrogen bromide 2.8 HCl 0.2% 7 10 2070

10 12.0
20 24.0
44 130
50 60.0
HBr
HAZARD
CORROSIVE
2 8
UN: 1048 2 8
General Risks
70 F : 320 psi(g)

Process
hydrogen chloride Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical hydrogen chloride 2.0 N2+Ar 0.8% 7 8 2071

10 7.4
20 14.8
44 60
49 65
50 37.0

HCl
HAZARD
CORROSIVE
2 8
UN: 1050 2 8
General Risks
70 F : 613 psi(g)

Outlet pressure

Process
hydrogen sulde Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical hydrogen sulde 1.8 H2O 0.4% 7 9 2074

10 6.7
20 13.4
44 60
49 70
50 33.5

H2S
HAZARD
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
UN: 1053 2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 16 bar(a) Highly ammable. Very toxic by inhalation.
70 F : 252 psi(g)
Stainless steel valve ADR: Class 2, 2TF DOT: Class 2.3

Process
methane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Chemical methane 2.5 other 7 40 2079

CnHm 0.3% 10 1.20
20 2.39
44 300
49 360
50 5.98
CH4
2
UN: 1971 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 100 200 bar(a) Highly ammable.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1F DOT: Class 2.1
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
methylamine Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical methylamine 2.0 H2O 0.3% 7 8 2084

10 5.8
20 11.6
44 50
50 29.0

CH3NH2
2
UN: 1061 2
General Risks
70 F : 29 psi(g)

Process
methyl bromide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical methyl bromide 2.5 H2O 0.1% 7 20 2085

10 14.0
20 28.0
44 145
49 160
50 70.0

CH3Br
HAZARD
2
UN: 1062 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 1.6 bar(a) Toxic by inhalation.
70 F : 13 psi(g)
Brass valve ADR: Class 2, 2T DOT: Class 2.3

Process
methyl chloride Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical methyl chloride 2.5 H2O 500 ppm 7 10 2086

10 8.1
20 16.2
44 80
49 85
50 40.5

CH3Cl
2
UN: 1063 2
General Risks
70 F : 59 psi(g)

Process
methyl mercaptan Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical methyl mercaptan 2.5 other 7 9 2087

S-comp. 0.5% 10 8.5
20 17.0
44 55
50 42.5

CH3SH
HAZARD
FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
UN: 1064 2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 1.4 bar(a) Highly ammable. Toxic by inhalation.
70 F : 15 psi(g)
Stainless steel valve ADR: Class 2, 2TF DOT: Class 2.3

Process
size
Content
[m3] [m3]
Prod. code
Chemical neon 3.5 O2 3 ppm 7 0.5 2088

H2O 5 ppm 10 1.81
20 3.61
44 5.0
49 7.5
50 9.03
Ne
2
UN: 1065 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
nitric oxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Chemical nitric oxide 2.0 N2 + NXOY 7 8 2090

comp. 1% 10 0.23
20 0.45
44 56
50 1.13
NO
HAZARD
OXIDIZER CORROSIVE
2 5.1 8
UN: 1660 2 5.1 8
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 20 50 bar(a) Contact with combustible material may cause re. Very toxic by
70 F : 500 psi(g) inhalation. Causes severe burns.
ADR: Class 2, 1TOC DOT: Class 2.3

Outlet pressure

Process
nitrogen Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Chemical nitrogen 4.6 O2 5 ppm 7 34 6013

H2O 5 ppm 10 1.86
20 3.76
44 210
49 304
50 9.40
Trace pharma nitrogen, 99.5% O2 5 ppm 7 34 6319

Full traceability documentation. CO 5 ppm 10 1.86
Complies with Ph. Eur. & USP. CO2 300 ppm 20 3.76
Ar 0.5% 44 210
H2O 5 ppm 49 304
odor n.d. 50 9.40
Trace nitrogen 5.0 O2 3 ppm 7 34 2095

Complies with Ph. Eur. & USP. CO2 300 ppm 20 3.76
Ar 0.5% 44 210
CnHm 1 ppm 49 304
H2O 3 ppm 50 9.40
odor n.d.
Trace nitrogen liquid 5.0 O2 3 ppm on request 2100

Full traceability documentation. CO 5 ppm
Complies with Ph. Eur. & USP. CO2 300 ppm
Ar 0.5%
CnHm 1 ppm
H2O 3 ppm
odor n.d.
N2
2
UN: 1066 2
Transport

Outlet pressure
General C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
Filling pressure at 15 C : 200 bar(a) C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
70 F : 2,000 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
49l 2,640 psi(g) C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
Risks C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
Asphyxiant at high concentrations. C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
nitrogen dioxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical nitrogen dioxide 2.0 H2O 0.1% 7 12 2102

10 12.0
20 24.0
44 120
50 60.0

NO2
HAZARD
OXIDIZER CORROSIVE
2 5.1 8
UN: 1067 2 5.1 8
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 0.8 bar(a) Very toxic by inhalation.
70 F : 0 psi(g)
Stainless steel valve ADR: Class 2, 2TO DOT: Class 2.3

Process
nitrous oxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical nitrous oxide 2.0 O2+N2 0.9% 7 10 2103

10 7.5
20 15.0
44 60
49 65
50 37.5

N2O
2 5.1
UN: 1070 2 5.1
General Risks
70 F : 745 psi(g)
Brass valve ADR: Class 2, 2O DOT: Class 2.2

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
oxygen Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Chemical oxygen 3.5 H2O 5 ppm 7 38 2107

10 2.07
20 4.15
44 225
49 337
50 10.37
Process oxygen 4.5 N2 20 ppm 7 38 6015

Ar 10 ppm 10 2.07
THC 0.5 ppm 20 4.15
H2O 3 ppm 44 225
49 337
50 10.37
Trace pharma oxygen, 99.5% CO 5 ppm 7 38 6320

Full traceability documentation. CO2 300 ppm 10 2.07
Complies with Ph. Eur. & USP. H2O 67 ppm 20 4.15
odor n.d. 44 225
49 337
50 10.37
O2
2 5.1 2 5.1
UN: 1072
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 200 bar(a) Contact with combustible material may cause re.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Material recommendations : Steel cylinder ADR: Class 2, 1O DOT: Class 2.2
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
propane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical propane 2.5 other 7 6 2115

CnHm 0.5% 10 4.2
20 8.4
44 40
49 45
50 21.0

C3H8
2
UN: 1978 2
General Risks
70 F : 109 psi(g)

Process
propene Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical propene 2.5 other 7 5 2118

CnHm 0.5% 10 4.3
H2O 50 ppm 20 8.6
44 35
49 39
50 21.5

C3H6
2
UN: 1077 2
General Risks
70 F : 136 psi(g)

Process
sulfur dioxide Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical sulfur dioxide 2.8 H2O 100 ppm 7 5 2132

10 12.3
16 40
20 24.6
50 61.6
54 150

SO2
HAZARD
CORROSIVE
2 8
UN: 1079 2 8
General Risks
70 F : 34 psi(g)

Process
sulfur hexauoride Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical sulfur hexauoride 3.0 O2+N2 500 ppmw 7 12 2135

99.9% by weight CF4 400 ppmw 10 10.0
Meets or exceeds ASTM D2472 & IEC specications. HF acidity 0.3 ppm 20 20.0
(H2O < 62 C dew point, 6 ppm = 64 C) H2O 6 ppm 44 115
49 130
50 50.0
SF6
2
UN: 1080 2
General Risks
70 F : 320 psi(g)

Process
synthetic air Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Dry synthetic air 4.0 H2O 3 ppm 7 30 2139

10 1.94
20 3.89
44 225
49 280
50 9.73
Trace pharma synthetic air, 20.021.7% O2 CO2 500 ppm 7 30 6321

Complies with Ph. Eur. & USP. SO2 5 ppm 20 3.89
NOx 2.5 ppm 44 225
oil 0.1 mg/m3 49 280
H2O 67 ppm 50 9.73
odor n.d.
N2 q.s.
Air
UN: 1002 NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 200 bar(a) n.a.
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
tetrauoromethane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical tetrauoromethane (R 14) 4.5 other halo- 7 2.3 2121

carbons 20 ppm 10 7.3
H2O 5 ppm 16 6
20 14.5
49 70
50 36.3
CF4
2
UN: 1982 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at 15 C : 50 110 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 500 psi(g)
Brass valve
Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
tetrauoroethane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical tetrauoroethane (R 134a) 2.8 O2+N2 0.2% on request 2129
C2H2F4
2
UN: 1078 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 4.9 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 110 psi(g)

Process
triuoromethane Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical triuoromethane (R 23) 2.0 Air 0.1% 7 9 2125

other 10 7.5
CnHm 0.8% 20 15.0
H2O 10 ppm 44 70
50 37.5

CHF3
2
UN: 1984 2
General Risks
70 F : 635 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Process
trimethylamine Impurities Cyl.
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical trimethylamine 2.0 H2O 0.15% 7 8 2145

10 5.6
20 11.2
44 50
49 56
50 28.0

(CH3)3N
2
UN: 1083 2
General Risks
70 F : 27 psi(g)

Process
size
Content
[kg] [lb]
Prod. code
Chemical xenon 4.0 H2O 5 ppm on request 2147
Xe
2
UN: 2036 2
General Risks
70 F : 800 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

A wide variety of goods are made from metal, either wholly or in part. The body of a childs pram consists often of a
metal frame covered with materials such as wool, cotton, etc, to create the nal model and the right decoration. The
metal frames are normally composed of several parts that are welded together.
While new metals and new welding techniques have been introduced over the years, one item in this process has remained unchanged:
the cleaning of the metal before the welding process. Todays cleaning techniques prevent pollution of the working environment. A few
decades ago, this was quite different. Solvents such as trichloroethylene and perchloroethylene were commonly used media for the
cleaning and degreasing of metal in the welding process. Spills and leakages caused pollution of the soil in the local surrounding area.
Although no longer used, residues of these organic solvents and their breakdown products are found in the surroundings of these
industrial facilities not only in the immediate neighborhood but spread over wider areas as a result of groundwater movements.
Naturally, the aim is to clean the soil of this pollution. In situ cleaning is the most common technique used today. Special monitoring
tubes are placed in the ground to monitor the direction and speed of the migration of pollutants and the reduction in pollutants already
achieved. The amount and type of halogenated products is a good indication of the migration process and how successful the pollution
reduction has been. To calibrate the analyzer that is used for the measurements, a gas mixture with a selection of the key components
is used. See halocarbon vecem mixtures for practical examples of standardized products used for this type of application.

vecem Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Alcohol vecem 9 ppm 10% 10% 6 9 ppm methanol 5 0.34 2435

9 ppm ethanol 7 16.8
9 ppm 1-propanol 10 0.68
9 ppm 1-butanol 20 1.36
q.s. N2 31 106
90 ppm methanol 5 0.03 2436

Alcohol vecem 90 ppm 90 ppm ethanol 7 1.7
10% 10% 6
90 ppm 1-propanol 10 0.07
90 ppm 1-butanol 20 0.14
q.s. N2 31 7.7
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 9 ppm 68 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
90 ppm 6.8 bar(a)
70 F : 9 ppm 1,000 psi(g) Transport
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

vecemcust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Alcohol vecemcust low 10% 10% 6 10100 ppm methanol 5 0.03 2858
10100 ppm ethanol 7 1.5
10100 ppm 1-propanol 10 0.06
10100 ppm 1-butanol 20 0.12
q.s. N2 31 6.5
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 61 6.2 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
70 F : 880 75 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
BTX vecem 50 ppb 10% 10% 6 50 ppb benzene 5 0.73 2437

50 ppb toluene 7 30
50 ppb p-xylene 10 1.46
q.s. N2 20 2.91
31 140
44 200
100 ppb toluene 7 30
q.s. N2 20 2.91
31 140
44 200
q.s. N2 20 2.91
31 140
44 200
BTXE vecem 50 ppb 10% 10% 6 50 ppb benzene 5 0.73 2440

50 ppb toluene 7 30
50 ppb ethyl- 20 2.90
benzene 31 140
q.s. N2 44 200
BTXE vecem 100 ppb 100 ppb benzene 5 0.73 2441

10% 5% 6
100 ppb ethyl- 20 2.90
benzene 31 140
q.s. N2 44 200
Continues...

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
BTXE vecem 150 ppb 10% 10% 6 150 ppb benzene 5 0.73 2442
150 ppb ethyl- 20 2.90
benzene 31 140
q.s. N2 44 200
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Please note, dew point is 14 C; 57 F Recommended cylinder regulator

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
BTXE vecemcust nano 10% 20% 6 1999 ppb benzene 5 0.73 2859
1999 ppb ethyl- 20 2.90
benzene 31 140
q.s. N2
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)
Please note, dew point is 14 C; 57 F Recommended cylinder regulator

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CO vecem 90 ppb 10% 10% 6 90 ppb CO 5 0.73 2443

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
CO vecemcust nano 10% 10% 6 50999 ppb CO 5 0.73 2860

q.s. N2 7 28
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 173
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Ester vecem 900 ppb 10% 10% 6 900 ppb methyl 5 0.73 2446
acetate 7 30
900 ppb ethyl acetate 10 1.46
900 ppb propyl 20 2.91
acetate 31 150
900 ppb butyl acetate
q.s. N2
Ester vecem 9 ppm 10% 10% 6 9 ppm methyl 5 0.73 2447

acetate 7 30
9 ppm ethyl acetate 10 1.45
9 ppm propyl 20 2.90
acetate 31 150
9 ppm butyl acetate
q.s. N2
Ester vecem 90 ppm 10% 10% 12 90 ppm methyl 5 0.08 2448

acetate 7 4.0
90 ppm ethyl acetate 10 0.16
acetate 31 17.5
90 ppm butyl acetate 44
q.s. N2
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
90 ppm 16.3 bar(a)
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Ester vecemcust low 10% 10% 6 199 ppm methyl 5 0.07 2862
acetate 7 3.6
199 ppm ethyl 10 0.15
acetate 20 0.29
acetate
199 ppm butyl
acetate
q.s. N2
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
>1 ppm 15015 bar(a)
>1 ppm 2,000188 psi(g) ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Halocarbon vecem 900 ppb 10% 10% 6 900 ppb dichloro- 5 0.73 2453
methane 7 30
900 ppb trichloro- 10 1.46
methane 20 2.91
900 ppb tetrachloro- 31 140
methane
900 ppb perchloro-
ethylene
q.s. N2
Halocarbon vecem 9 ppm 10% 10% 6 9 ppm dichloro- 5 0.73 2454

methane 7 30
9 ppm trichloro- 10 1.45
methane 20 2.90
9 ppm tetrachloro- 31 140
methane
9 ppm perchloro-
ethylene
q.s. N2
Halocarbon vecem 90 ppm 10% 10% 6 90 ppm dichloro- 5 0.19 2455

methane 7 30
methane 20 0.75
methane
90 ppm perchloro-
ethylene
q.s. N2
Mixture
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at
15 C : 9 ppm 150 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
90 ppm 38 bar(a)
90 ppm 544 psi(g ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
Material recommendations: Aluminum/steel cylinder
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Halocarbon 10% 10% 6 199 ppm dichloro- 5 0.14 2865

vecemcust low methane 7 9.3
methane 20 0.75
methane
199 ppm perchloro-
ethylene
q.s. N2
Mixture
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
>1 ppm 15038 bar(a)
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Ketone vecem 900 ppb 10% 10% 6 900 ppb acetone 5 0.73 2456
900 ppb methyl- 7 30
ethylketone 10 1.45
900 ppb methyliso- 20 2.90
butylketone 31 140
q.s. N2
Ketone vecem 9 ppm 10% 10% 6 9 ppm acetone 5 0.73 2457

9 ppm methyl- 7 30
ethylketone 10 1.45
9 ppm methyliso- 20 2.90
butylketone 31 140
q.s. N2
Ketone vecem 90 ppm 90 ppm acetone 5 0.17 2458

10% 10% 12
90 ppm methyl- 7 30
ethylketone 10 0.35
butylketone 31 140
q.s. N2
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
90 ppm 35 bar(a)
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Ketone vecemcust nano 10% 10% 6 500999 ppb acetone 5 0.73 2866
500999 ppb methyl- 7 30
ethylketone 10 1.45
500999 ppb methyliso- 20 2.90
butylketone 31 140
q.s. N2
Ketone vecemcust low 10% 10% 6 199 ppm acetone 5 0.16 2867
199 ppm methyl- 7 7.8
ethylketone 10 0.32
butylketone 31 34
q.s. N2
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
>1 ppm 15032 bar(a)
Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Propane vecem 90 ppb 10% 10% 6 90 ppb C3H8 5 0.73 2459

q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.46
20 2.99
31 140
44 209
q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.46
20 2.99
31 140
44 209

q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.46
20 2.99
31 140
44 209
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126

size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Propane 10% 10% 6 50999 ppb C3H8 5 0.73 2868

vecemcust nano q.s. N2 7 32
10 1.46
20 2.91
31 140
44 209
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Window insulation
Pollution is often seen as waste that lies on the ground or smoke stacks that emit toxic gases. But noise and light
also can be pollutants. Light and noise disturb the natural ecosystems of animals. Most people like the sound of a
singing bird. But nobody likes the screeching of a group of crows or sea mews. The same is true of trafc noise.
While it is quite OK to hear a bicycle bell, nobody likes the blast from the horn of a car.
But living in modern cities implies high levels of noise. You just have to think of all the cars, trains and airplanes. And lets not forget
construction works on roads, which seems to be a national hobby in many countries. However, different construction methods are
limiting the amount of noise that enters our living environment. We are making thicker walls with insulation layers in between.
Windows, however, are one of the biggest sources of noise transfer. There is not much mass available in windows to deaden sound. To
limit the amount of noise and heat transfer, double windows are standard in many countries today. But even triple windows are being
installed more frequently. Another development is that the space between these windows is no longer lled with air but with argon, sulfur
hexauoride or krypton. Krypton in particular has excellent characteristics for minimizing the transfer of sound through windows.
Window krypton 4.0 is a product that is used specically for this application.
Window insulation
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Window krypton 4.0 O2 10 ppm on request 6010

CnHm 5 ppm
H2O 5 ppm
Kr
CAS: 7439909 2
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
UN: 1056
General Risks
70 F : 1,900 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482
C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Window insulation
windo Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Kr windo 30% 10% n.a. n.a. 30% Kr 7 30 6212

q.s. Ar 10 1.49
20 2.98
44 200
49 275
50 7.46
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Window insulation
windocust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
Kr windocust 10% n.a. n.a. 10 35% Kr 7 30 6314

q.s. Ar 10 1.49
20 2.98
44 200
49 275
50 7.45
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 2,000 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Window insulation
windo Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
SF6 windo 20% 10% n.a. n.a. 20% SF6 7 14 6215

q.s. Ar 10 0.57
20 1.14
44 88
49 98
50 2.84
SF6 windo 30% 10% n.a. n.a. 30% SF6 7 9.3 6214
q.s. Ar 10 0.38
20 0.76
44 59
49 65
50 1.89
SF6 windo 40% 40% SF6 7 7 6213

10% n.a. n.a.
q.s. Ar 10 0.28
20 0.57
44 44
49 49
50 1.42
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
Filling pressure at15 C : 20% 55 bar(a) Asphyxiant at high concentrations.
30% 37 bar(a)
40% 28 bar(a) Transport
70 F : 20% 800 psi(g) ADR: Class 2, 1A DOT: Class 2.2
30% 550 psi(g)
40% 400 psi(g) Recommended cylinder regulator
Material recommendations : Aluminum/steel cylinder Outlet pressure
Brass valve HiQ REDLINE bar psi Prod. code
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
Window insulation
windocust Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
SF6 windocust 10% n.a. n.a. 5 45% SF6 7 6.3 6315

q.s. Ar 10 0.25
20 0.51
44 39
49 44
50 1.27
Mixtures
NON-FLAMMABLE GAS
2 2
General Risks
70 F : 345 psi(g)

Outlet pressure
C 200/1 A, brass 3 45 3100
C 200/1 A, brass 6 85 5467
C 200/1 A, brass 14 200 5468
C 200/1 A, brass 50 725 3102
C 200/1 A, brass 200 3,000 3103
C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

C 200/2 A, brass 6 85 3125
C 200/2 A, brass 10.5 150 3126
R&D mixtures and gases on request

Most applications and their calibration gases are based on implementations of current legislation regarding the use
and storage of hazardous substances. These applications have been described in one of the previous sections. But
legislation is continuously being updated as more and better knowledge is obtained about substances and their
effects on the environment and ecosystem.
Another driver is limiting the amount of waste materials in order is a mixture containing amines such as monomethylamine in ni-
to minimize their impact on the environment. In addition to com- trogen. Calibration gases with these mixtures are used to calibrate
puter modeling and simulation, much work is still being done on monitors.
a laboratory or pilot scale. Small amounts of specic mixtures are
required to simulate certain process conditions. The number of po- Pure gases on request
tential components that can be supplied is endless. You can vary not The industry is constantly innovating with new products and/or
only the type and concentration of each component but also the technologies being added every day. We welcome you to challenge
proportions of different components. us with your specic questions regarding gas products that are not
specied in this catalog. There might be off-the-shelf products
The next page lists major groups of components. But remember available from other industry segments that also can be used for
that your imagination is the main limit. Special tools are available your specic application.
to scan whether the composition of your R&D mixture is feasible
and stable. Alternative safe and stable solutions are normally of-
fered when your request is not possible. Just contact your nearest Linde branch with your question. Our
team of experts will assist you in nding the optimum solution for
A wide variety of product groups are specied. A practical example your application.
R&D mixtures
R&D mixtures Composition Cyl.
size
Content
[m3] [ft3]
Prod. code
mono-compo 120% 0.220% 636 1 ppb 50% component 1 on request 2911

q.s. pure gas
di-compo 120% 0.220% 636 1 ppb 40% component 1 on request 2912

1 ppb 40% component 2
q.s. pure gas
tri-compo 1 ppb 30% component 1 on request 2913

120% 0.220% 636
q.s. pure gas
tetra-compo 120% 0.220% 636

1 ppb 20% component 1 on request 2914
q.s. pure gas
multi-compo 120% 0.220% 636 1 ppb 15% component 1 on request 2915

1 ppb 15% component n
1 ppb 15% component m
q.s. pure gas
Component groups for mixture components

Air gases such as: Propane iso-Butene (Isobutylene) Benzene
Carbon dioxide Cyclopropane trans-2-Butene Ethyl benzene
Carbon monoxide Butane 1,2-Butadiene Styrene
Hydrogen iso-Butane (Isobutane) 1,3-Butadiene Toluene
Nitrogen 2-Methylbutane 3-Methyl-1-butene m-Xylene
Oxygen Pentane 1-Pentene o-Xylene
Alcohols such as: 2-Methylpentane cis-2-Pentene p-Xylene
Methanol (Methyl alcohol) 2,2-Dimethylpropane trans-2-Pentene Esters such as:
Ethanol (Ethyl alcohol) (Neopentane) Cyclohexene Methyl acetate
1-Propanol (n-Propyl alcohol) n-Hexane Alkynes such as: Ethyl acetate
2-Propanol (Isopropyl alcohol) Cyclohexane Acetylene (Ethyne) Propyl acetate
n-Butanol (n-Butyl alchohol) n-Heptane Propyne (Methyl acetylene) Isopropyl acetate
2-Butanol n-Octane 1-Butyne (Ethyl acetylene) Butyl acetate
tert.-Butanol n-Nonane 2-Butyne (Dimethylacetylene) Methyl formiate
Aldehydes such as: n-Decane Amines such as: Ethyl propionate
Acetaldehyde (Ethanal) Alkenes such as: Dimethylamine Ethers such as:
Acrolein (Propenal) Ethene (Ethylene) Ethylamine tert.-Butylmethylether (MTBE)
Formaldehyde (Methanal) Propene (Propylene) Methylamine Dimethyl ether
Alkanes such as: Propadiene (Allene) Trimethylamine Diethyl ether (Ether)
Methane 1-Butene Aromates such as: 2-Methyl vinyl ether
Ethane cis-2-Butene Amino benzene (Aniline)
Component groups, continued
Halocarbons such as: Halotane (2-Bromo-2-chloro- Methyl isobutyl ketone (Iso- Phosgene
Bromochlorotriuoromethane 1,1,1-triuoroethane, R 404 a) butyl methyl ketone, MBIK) Phosphine
(R 12 b1) Hexauoroethane (R 116) Mercaptans such as: Silane
Bromoethylene (Vinyl bromide) Iodoethane tert.-Butylmercaptan Silicon tetrauoride
Bromomethane (Methyl Iodomethane Ethylmercaptan Peroxides such as:
bromide) Isourane Methyl mercaptan Ethylene oxide (Oxirane)
Bromotriuoromethane(R13b1) Methoxyurane Nitrils such as: Propene oxide (Propylene
Chlorodiuoromethane (R 22) Octauorocyclobutane Acrylonitrile oxide)
Chloroethane (Ethyl chloride) (R C318) Acetonitrile Rare gases such as:
Chloroethylene (Vinyl chloride) Octauoropropane (R 218) Nitrogen oxides such as: Helium
Chloro iodo methane Sevourane Nitric oxide Neon
(Chloromethylene iodide) 1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane Nitrogen dioxide (Dinitrogen Argon
Chloromethane (Methyl 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane tetraoxide) Krypton
chloride) Tetrachloromethane (Carbon Nitrous oxide (Laughing gas, Xenon
Chloropentauoroethane(R115) tetrachloride) Dinitrogen monoxide) Stable isotopes such as:
Chlorotriuoromethane (R 13) Tetrauoromethane (R 14) Others such as: Carbon 13 dioxide (13CO2)
Desurane Tribromomethane (Bromo- Ammonia Carbon 13 monoxide (13CO)
Dibromoethane form) Arsine Carbon monoxide 18 (C18O)
1,4-Dichlorobutene-2 (cis- 1,1,1-Trichloroethane Boron trichloride Deuterium
/trans-) 1,1,2-Trichloroethane Chlorine Deuteriumhydride
Dichlorodiuoromethane(R12) Trichloroethylene Diborane Helium 3 (3He)
1,1-Dichloroethane Trichlorouoromethane (R 11) Dichlorosilane Sulfur compounds such as:
1,2-Dichloroethane Trichloromethane (Chloro- Disilane Carbon disulde
Dichlorouoromethane (R 21) form) FAM standard mineral spirits Carbonyl sulde (Carbon oxi-
Dichloromethane 1,1,2-Trichlorotriuoroethane (according DIN 51635) sulde)
1,2-Dichlorotetrauoroethane (R 113) Fluorine Diethyl sulde
(R 114) Triuoromethane (R 23) Germane Dimethyl sulde
1,1-Diuoroethane (R 152 a) Ketones such as: Hydrogen bromide Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO)
Diiodo methane (Methyl Acetone (Dimethyl ketone) Hydrogen chloride Hydrogen sulde
iodide) Cyclohexanone Hydrogen cyanide Sulfur dioxide
Enurane Ethyl methyl ketone (Methyl Hydrogen uoride Sulfur hexauoride
Fluoroethane (R 41) ethyl ketone, MEK) Moisture (Water vapor) Tetrahydrothiophene
Gases on request
The following pure gases can
be obtained upon request:
Gas name Prod. code Cyanogen 2159 Germane 2168 Oxygen isotopes 2177
Arsine 2151 Cyanogen chloride 2160 Helium 3 2169 Propadiene 2181
Boron trichloride 2152 Cyclopropane 2161 Hexauoroethane 2127 Propyne 2182
Boron triuoride 2153 Diborane 2162 Hydrogen selenide 2170 Silicon tetrachloride 2184
1-Butyne 2154 1,1-Diuoroethane 2131 Hydrogen iodide 2171 Silicon tetrauoride 2185
Carbon isotope oxides 2155 1,1-Diuoroethene 2164 Hydrogen uoride 2172 Trichlorosilane 2186
Carbonyl uoride 2156 Ethylamine 2165 Mercaptans 2173 Tungsten hexauoride 2187
Carbonyl sulde 2157 Ethyl chloride 2166 2-Methyl vinyl ether 2146
Chlorine triuoride 2158 Fluorine 2167 Nickel carbonyl 2175
Services
Linde delivers a variety of services, both customer-specic and standardized. Below is some information on different
services. The service portfolio is often based on the local demand and customer specic ideas and requirements; there-
fore you should contact your local Linde representative to receive all information about the full portfolio for your mar-
ket and about solutions specically designed for your needs. Please also contact your local Linde ofce if you have ideas
on services not covered here.
Web ordering and eBusiness

Wouldnt you like more timesaving tools to help do your job?
Want to web order with real-time material availability and see your pricing?
Need to know how much you spend on a blanket purchase order?
How do you know if that credit was given or not?
Has your company decided to place orders through a marketplace or other procurement solution?
Do you know your present cylinder balance?
With Linde you can do these things and many other things ACCURA
whenever you want. We at Linde have listened to our customers and The new real-time ACCURA Cylinder Management system takes
offer them access to the features and capabilities most desired. the benets of cylinder monitoring even further, bringing them to
Various eBusiness tools and systems have been implemented you over the Internet!
throughout the Linde world, to more efciently conduct your
business and provide service. In most cases, these business tools A new tool for cylinder gas management in your company
have been directly integrated with the local business systems to ACCURA Cylinder Management collects cylinder gas data in a
improve speed, accuracy and convenience. format that your company can easily manage and utilize. Its a sys-
tem that can save your company thousands maybe tens of thou-
Online ordering is available on many Linde markets. Online sands of euros per year.
ordering is available for customers who register for access. With
registration, one or more users at each company are authorized to ACCURA Cylinder Management operates via the Internet, and its
be the web administrator. Buyers using the web ordering get so a tool designed for anyone who needs to know what types of gases
many advantages: they have in stock, where gas cylinders are located and also how to
Pre-loaded past purchase history organized into modiable re- develop cylinder procedures.
order templates.
Reorder in less than 1 minute from old orders or reorder The service is planned in co-operation with the customer, and is tai-
template. lored to the companys operating model. This ensures that it serves
Pre-negotiated prices and payment terms are used and shown. all departments - Stock, Production and Safety as well as
Material availability shown before placing order, when applica- Purchasing and Finance.
ble.
Add items from online catalog to an order. Effective risk management
Delivery instructions specic to the ship-to location are shown. One of the major benets of ACCURA Cylinder Management is
Automatic email conrmation with complete order details. that it will remind and inform you. If you wish, the system will
monitor uninterrupted gas availability for you.
Many Linde companies can offer a variety of eBusiness tools, to nd With access to real-time information for all your stock, you can plan
out what is applicable for you, please contact your local Linde for variations in gas consumption and ensure your processes op-
representative. erate without interruption.
Services
In emergency situations e.g., in the event of a re, Cylinder Increased convenience a true value
Management will tell you the location of your cylinders as well as SECCURA automatic gas supply lightens your load by effective-
cylinder numbers. ly removing the cause of worry and increasing your convenience.
This service from Linde allows you to spend your resources where
Benets of Cylinder Management they are most needed. And leaves you free to focus your energy on
Gas cylinders are used effectively, which saves money production.
Gas consumption budgeting and planning is improved Hardly a luxury
Cost reporting and internal allocation is easier
Invoice checking and processing is faster Increased safety an invaluable value
Cylinder Management will warn you of any expiring gases SECCURA automatic gas supply means that our trained drivers
do all the tasks involved with the changing of cylinders and bun-
Clear, versatile reports dles, including testing for leaks and changing gaskets when re-
Gas in stock quired. They do it every day and they do it right. Your staff is not
Cylinder movement history concerned and the task does not interfere with their safety in any
Gas utilization way.
Gas consumption
Gas and rental costs
Gas costs split per warehouse
Cylinder rotation
Daily rental costs
Rental agreements
Expiring gases
Hazardous gases
SECCURA
Consider these questions:
Have you ever experienced running out of gas because the person
responsible for checking and ordering simply forgot to do so? Or
failed to do it because of some misunderstanding or mix-up? If the
gas youre dependent on suddenly ran out, what problems would
it create for your company, and your customers?
Increased production reliability a real value

SECCURA automatic gas supply is a supply service that allows
you to forget completely how much gas you have at any given time.
As the name indicates, this service runs automatically. When a
cylinder or a bundle is empty and needs changing, an automatic or-
dering signal is sent directly to Linde. We will see that replacements
are installed. Your staff wont even have to know it has been done. Safety audits, walkthroughs and trainings
Concerned about the safety of your existing specialty gas distribu-
Reducing unnecessary costs saving real money tion system? Wondering if your system is designed and operated
SECCURA automatic gas supply completely eliminates the need in accordance with todays standards? Linde can help.
to check, order, and replace gas cylinders and bundles. In most cas-
es it also eliminates the need to keep extra cylinders in stock just Conduct safety audits and plant walkthroughs
in case. Linde can perform a complete safety assessment of your existing
gas system. We will review the overall systems design, evaluate
Services
your associated operating procedures and training program, eval- A variety of Gas Chromatographs equipped with general (WLD,
uate mitigation and containment systems, and review maintenance TCD, HeID) and specic detectors (FID, ECD, Argon detector,
practice. We provide both recommendations for system improve- Hall detector, Helium detector and Chemo luminescent detector)
ments and identify areas that are out of compliance with applica- Chemo luminescent analyzer for NOX
ble safety codes. Gas chromatographs with cold trap technique to measure
hydrocarbons in the ppb range
Specialty gas safety training Laser based particle analyzer
In order to increase safety, reduce downtime, and to help prevent High resolution FTIR with long path gas cuvette
unwanted releases, Linde can offer custom designed specialty gas NDIR analyzers for different gases
equipment/system trainings, often including: Moisture analyzers (dew point mirror and capacitive method)
Product safety and equipment training Pure oxygen analyzers (electrochemical and phosphor lumi-
Operator training, including theory of operation nescent)
Maintenance training UV/VIS spectrometry
AES (Atomic emission spectrometry)
To support our training programs, we develop applicable operating
and maintenance procedures and student material. Courses can be
structured as class room/instructor lead, self-study, and on-the- HiQ analysis certicate
job. Linde also offers the additional services: Lindes gas production and laboratory facilities perform profession-
Regulatory compliance/Site surveys al and skillful quality control and analysis of gas mixtures. It is of vi-
Technical support tal importance that the results are correct, since they often are the
Emergency response team base for monitoring/measuring e.g., process conditions, quality lev-
On-Site support els and safety conditions. It is also important that all the information
on the analysis certicate is correct and easy to understand.
Application safety training
Typically with a new process application, days of assistance for Linde always follows the latest update of the ISO 6141 standard,
start-up and training are provided. This training would be onsite for specifying the information on an analysis certicate. The HiQ
plant personnel. Typical the training covers safety, maintenance Analysis Certicate from Linde is in accordance with this stan-
and operation. dard. The HiQ Analysis Certicate always looks the same. The in-
formation is easy to locate and understand. The headings are in the
appropriate language and in English, allowing the certicate to be
Gas analysis service
Linde gas is one of the largest gas suppliers in the world. As such
we have a network of highly skilled laboratories to verify and secure
the quality of our own production. These can of course be utilized
for gas specic analysis services.
The typical assignments are either investigations of a single

gaseous source e.g., a smoke stack, or periodic measurement for
companies that do not have or can justify the necessary instru-
ment park. Many local Linde markets have access to mobile labo-
ratory units that enable analysis at customer location. When this is
impossible, our skilled chemists know all about gathering represen-
tative samples and bring them back to the laboratory.
Here follows a selection of available analysis methods:

Time-of-ight Atmospheric Pressure Ionization Mass Spectro-
meter to measure down to ppt range
Services
used both in the relevant country and across borders. All gas prod- the uncertainty refers to the analysis of each component
ucts are quality controlled. Where applicable, an analysis certicate and is relative
is included in the product. If not included, it can be requested sep- if an absolute uncertainty is given it is In the column
arately. Please check with your local Linde ofce to nd out what Analysis result (for instance 202 4 ppm)
is applicable for the products you order. 6 Condence level is the probability of the analysis result falling
between the uncertainty limits
Name Prod. code 7 The blend tolerance of a gas mixture species how close to the
HiQ Analysis certicate (Certied standard) 2921 ordered concentration the nal concentration must fall
8 Following the temperature recommendation improves safety
Explanations on the Analysis Certicate
HiQ and helps to keep the gas mixture homogeneous
1 The date when the certicate was written, the beginning of the 9 The component concentrations will remain within the limits
shelf life stated in the analysis result down to the recommended mini-
2 Identication of the HiQ Certicate mum pressure of use
3 Type of HiQ certicate e.g., Certicate of Analysis, 10 Use before: In a correctly handled cylinder the component con-
Certicate of Conformity, etc. centrations will remain within the limits stated in the analysis
4 HiQ product name and code when applicable result during the stated shelf life
5 Comments on the table
the unit can be given either in mole, volume or weight
Reference material
Calibration certicate
National borders no longer dene todays environment. Pollutions
are monitored on regional and even global scale. This requires that
Customer name / Kundenname Date of issue / Ausgabedatum 31 March 2004 1 the results from the monitoring systems shall not only be compa-
Typical Customer Certificate no. / Zertifikatsnummer XYZ-4321 2 rable, but also mutually acceptable. Governments use accreditation
Att. Mister Labman Cylinder no. / Behlternummer C98765
Streetlane 123 Article code / Artikelnummer 72246164
Zip code City Order number / Auftragsnummer CUST-8642 as an instrument in these regulatory issues. Also in trading of
Country Page number / Seitennummer 1 (of 1)
goods, a condent and trustful base is needed to qualify and quan-
3 Certificate of analysis
tify the value of the traded goods. Accreditation is widely accepted
Certified standard as a tool to address issues like competence and reliability.
4 CO/CO2 carem 68% - HiQ
product code 2246
Calibration certicates are used as a base to facilitate easy trading.
Cylinder / Behlter
Cylinder type Cylinder connection Cylinder pressure Gas volume
Behltergrsse Ventilanschluss Flldruck
(15 C)
Fllmenge
(15 C, 1.013 bar)
5
ALU-10 DIN477, nr. 14 150 bar 1.5 m3
Reference material with a calibration certicate is analyzed at a lab-
Component / Ordered / Analysis result / Uncertainty / Unit /
Komponente Sollwert Analysenergebnis Messunsicherheit
e Einheit oratory that has accredited analysis methods for the components
Carbon monoxide CO 2 2 % (rel) mol %
Carbon dioxide CO2 6 5.86 2 % (rel) mol % and ranges in question.
Nitrogen N2 q.s.
6 Confidence level / Vertrauensintervall : 95 %
7 Blend tolerance / Herstelltoleranz
Recommended storage and usage temperature /
: 5 % relative / % relativ Several Linde facilities have such accredited analysis methods, es-
8 Empfohlene Lager- und Verwendungstemperatur : 10 to / bis +40 C
pecially for components and ranges used for environmental sur-
9 Minimum utilization pressure / Minimaler Verwendungsdruck:
Use before / Haltbar bis (DD-MM-YYYY) :
5 bar
31-03-2007
10 veillance. Linde laboratories are accredited as calibration laborato-
Comments / Bemerkungen : ries. Further, several facilities are accredited as testing laboratories
to facilitate analytical services.
Production site / Produktionssttte : Specialty Gas 1, Munich
Responsible for the analysis /

The reference materials prepared by these production facilities
Verantwortlich fr die Analyse : P.R.O. Ducer
are acknowledged as standard reference material by e.g., CAI,
COFRAC, DAR, ENAC, RVA, SWEDAC, UKAS and many others.
These products are in accordance with ISO 17025. An accredita-
tion proves that the laboratory is competent to perform a certain
Linde AG, Gas and Engineering, Linde Gas Division
analysis. The competence of the laboratory is decisive for the ac-
Seitnerstrae 70 Phone +49-89-7446 0
82409 Hllriegelskreuth
Germany
Telefax +49-89-7446 1144
Email contact@linde-gas.com creditation, and to achieve an accreditation it is mandatory to have
a quality system. Linde specialty gas plants are ISO 9000 certied.
Services
Industries such as the automotive industry are very dependent on

clearing their products against local environmental legislation, for
instance the rules of EPA in the US. EPA demands that calibration
mixtures are traceable against National Institute for Standards and
Technology (NIST). NIST and the Nederlands Meetinstituut (NMi)
have a bilateral agreement on recognition of each others mixtures
that is ratied by EPA. Linde can supply you with products trace-
able to standards from various national certied bodies such as
BAM, NMi, NPL and NIST.
Most of Lindes mixtures are produced gravimetrical and are there-

fore traceable to the international kilo. Should this be one of your
requirements and the product is not produced in this manner,
traceability to the kilo can be obtained upon request.
Please contact your local Linde ofce for more information on how
Linde can provide you with reference material.
Name Prod. code

Certied body traceable analysis certicate 2916
(Traceable to e.g., BAM, NIST, NMi, NPL etc.)
Kilogram traceable certicate (Primary standard) 2918
EPA protocol
The EPA has established the EPA protocol strict guidelines for the
performance of standard materials for emission measurements. In
addition to the automotive industry standard product program EPA
protocol mixtures, Linde can deliver EPA protocol gases for other
purposes. Please contact your local Linde ofce for more informa-
Please contact your local Linde ofce for more information on how tion on how Linde can provide you with EPA protocol gases.
Linde can serve you with reference material and services that are
related to the ISO 17025 standard. Name Prod. code
EPA protocol certicate 2919
Name Prod. code
Certicate of calibration reference material (ISO 17025) 2920
Certicate of conformity
Several processes and activities do not require individual analytical
Other reference material results. However, it might be important to guarantee that the prod-
Reference materials and certied materials are dened in ISO uct used complies with its nominal specications. Linde can pro-
Guide 30. A reference material (RM) is a material that is sufcient- vide a certicate of conformity stating that an individual cylinder
ly established to be used, for example, for the calibration of an ap- or an entire batch is meeting its specications. Please contact your
paratus. local Linde ofce for more information on how Linde can serve you
with certicates of conformity.
A certied reference material (CRM) is a reference material whose
property values are certied by a technically valid procedure and/or Name Prod. code
traceable to a certicate or other documentation that is issued by a Certicate of conformity 6322
certifying body.
Cylinder types
Gas cylinders are pressure vessels, and therefore governed by local authority rules and regulations.
For full information, please contact your local Linde representative.
Seamless high-pressure cylinders, of steel or aluminum, are used EcoCyl

for compressed gases or liqueed gases under pressure whose crit- For the gases used in the calibration of environmental monitoring
ical temperature is TC <70 C. devices, Linde have developed the special delivery system EcoCyl.
Cylinder bundles Disposable cylinders

Cylinder bundles are larger transport units consisting of 10 to 16 The Linde range of containers is supplemented by special small
high-pressure cylinders xed in a steel frame and connected by cylinders, which are delivered as disposable cylinders.
pipes. Gas lling and withdrawal is done through one common
valve. A trailer contains of a large number of rmly mounted cylin- Returnable cylinders
ders on a coach. Following is a selection of different returnable cylinders that Linde
Gas can provide. For precise information on what is valid for your
Welded low-pressure cylinders, of sheet steel, are used for liqueed market, contact your local Linde representative.
gases under pressure whose TC 70 C when this is permitted.
Welded steel casks are also available for these gases. They are
clamped in a steel frame and may be transported by road.
Cylinder types
Int. volume Material Type Tare weight Pressure rating HiQ code
litre kg lb bar(a) psi(g)
0.4 NS HD 1.7 200 001
0.4 NS LB 1.8 200 002
1.0 NS LBS 1.0 124 003
1.0 AL A01 3.03 2216 004
1.0 AL AL001 2.1 200 005
Material
AL: aluminum
1.0 TS HD/S 2.0 200 006
NS: steel with minimum 1.0 TS OTC-1 2.0 200 007
yield point of 390 N/mm2 1.0 AL OTM-1 1.5 200 008
SG: sheet steel, welded
SS: stainless steel
1.5 NS LBR 2.41 1800 009
TS: temper hardened steel 2.0 NS 02C 2.87 1800 010
2.0 AL AL002 3.2 200 011
2.0 TS B02 3.5 200 012
2.0 AL B02A 2.4 200 013
2.0 TS HD 5.3 200 014
2.0 AL HD/S 4.7 200 015
2.0 AL OTM-2 3.0 200 016
2.5 TS OTC-2.5 3.0 200 017
3.0 TS 003 9.5 2015 018
3.0 NS GFL-3 5.0 150 019
4.0 TS OTC-4 42.0 200 020
4.6 SG L04 12 240 021
5.0 TS 005 13.5 2015 022
5.0 AL AC5-150 3.7 150 023
5.0 NS GFL-5 8.0 150 024
5.0 NS SC5-150 7.4 150 025
5.0 TS AG5 9.0 200 026
5.0 AL AL005 7.5 200 027
5.0 TS B05 8.5 200 028
5.0 AL B05A 7.4 200 029
5.0 AL BALU05 7.0 200 030
5.0 TS OTC-5 7.0 200 031
5.0 AL OTM-5 7.0 200 032
5.0 TS ST005 8.5 200 033
5.0 TS T05 8.0 200 034
5.8 SG A07 10.0 15 035
6.0 AL 3AL2265 6.6 150 036
7.0 SG ND 4.0 21 037
7.0 NS DOT3A2015 5.0 139 038
7.0 TS 007 29 2015 039
7.0 NS IRAM2525-7 5.0 150 040
7.0 AL A07 14.43 2215 041
10.0 TS HD/A 21.0 18 042
10.0 SS ND/S 21.0 40 043
10.0 AL AL-10 14.0 140 044
10.0 NS GFL-10 13.0 150 045
10.0 NS HD/K 19.0 150 046
Cylinder types
10.0 TS AG10 14.0 200 047
10.0 TS AL010 12.0 200 048
10.0 TS B10 17.5 200 049
10.0 AL B10A 138.0 200 050
10.0 TS BACE10 20.0 200 051
10.0 AL BALU10 13.0 200 052
10.0 TS HD 16.0 200 053
10.0 AL HD/S 11.5 200 054
10.0 SS HD/S 32.0 200 055
10.0 TS OTC-10 15.0 200 056
10.0 AL OTM-10 12.0 200 057
10.0 TS ST010 14.0 200 058
13.4 TS B13,4 17.5 200 059
14.0 SG P-6 10.4 25 060
15.0 AL B15A 16.2 200 061
16.0 NS DOT3AA2015 5.0 134 062
16.0 TS 016 53 2015 063
16.0 AL A16 30 2015 064
20.0 TS HD/A 38.0 18 065
20.0 SS ND/S 17.0 43 066
20.0 AL 3AL2015 10.6 140 067
20.0 NS GFL-20 32.0 150 068
20.0 TS AG20 33.0 200 069
20.0 AL AL020 30.0 200 070
20.0 AL AL020HO 26.0 200 071
20.0 TS B20 30.0 200 072
20.0 AL B20A 21.6 200 073
20.0 TS B20MB 30.0 200 074
20.0 AL B2ALU20 23.0 200 075
20.0 TS BACE20 37.0 200 076
20.0 TS OTC-20 27.0 200 077
20.0 AL OTM-20 24.0 200 078
20.0 TS ST020 28.0 200 079
20.0 TS T20 30.0 200 080
20.0 TS T20MB 30.0 200 081
21.3 NS 3AL2015 18.0 140 082
21.7 SG L20 17 240 083
22.0 NS AC22-150 17.6 150 084
23.0 SG DG-ETN2 25.0 22 085
26.0 SG P-11 14.0 25 086
26.7 TS B26,6 38.0 200 087
26.7 TS OTC-26.7 25.8 200 088
27.0 SG ND 12.0 21 089
29.4 AL 3AL2015 21.6 140 090
30.6 SG P13 20.0 30 091
31.0 AL AL-31 24.0 140 092
Cylinder types
31.0 AL A31 49 2015 093
40.0 SG A60 50.0 15 094
40.0 TS HD/A 60.0 19 095
40.0 NS AC40 45.0 60 096
40.0 NS HD/K 78.0 150 097
40.0 TS HD/S 48.0 150 098
40.0 NS SC40-150 71.0 150 099
40.0 NS ST040 70.0 150 100
40.0 TS B40 61.0 200 101
40.0 TS BACE40 65.0 200 102
40.0 TS GFL-40 58.0 200 103
40.0 AL HD/S 45.0 200 104
40.0 SS HD/S 81.0 200 105
40.0 TS IN40 45.0 200 106
40.0 TS IRAM2525-4 58.0 200 107
40.0 TS OTC-40 55.0 200 108
40.0 AL OTM-40 45.0 200 109
40.0 TS TW40 51.4 200 110
40.0 TS B-40 67.0 201 111
43.0 TS 043 187 3500 112
43.4 SG L40 33.6 240 113
44.0 AL E10047 54.0 150 114
44.0 NS SC44-150 74.9 150 115
44.0 NS 3AA2265 53.0 156 116
44.0 TS 044 110 2265 117
45.0 SG P-19 21.0 25 118
46.0 TS 046 300 6000 119
47.0 SS ND/S 50.0 40 120
49.0 NS 3AA2400 64.0 165 121
49.0 TS 049 143 2400 122
50.0 SG R50H 100.0 0.5 123
50.0 SG A70 75.0 15 124
50.0 SG ACET50 85.0 18 125
50.0 SG L-50 26.0 25 126
50.0 SS ND/S 31.0 43 127
50.0 NS 3AA2900 73.0 200 128
50.0 TS AG50 63.0 200 129
50.0 AL AL050 58.0 200 130
50.0 TS B50 61.0 200 131
50.0 AL B50A 49.2 200 132
50.0 TS B50MB 61.0 200 133
50.0 AL BALU50 56.0 200 134
50.0 TS BS/5045/1 60.0 200 135
50.0 TS GFL-50 68.0 200 136
50.0 TS HD 67.0 200 137
50.0 TS IRAM2525-5 63.0 200 138
Cylinder types
50.0 TS OTC-50 65.0 200 139
50.0 AL OTM-50 57.0 200 140
50.0 TS SC50-165 65.0 200 141
50.0 TS SC50-200 65.0 200 142
50.0 TS ST050 70.0 200 143
50.0 AL B50C 33.6 250 144
50.0 TS HD/S 93.0 300 145
53.6 TS OTC-53.6 50.5 200 146
54.0 SG 054 85 480 147
56.0 SG CS56-Acet 34.0 20 148
61.0 SG 061 177 480 149
64.8 SG L60 48 240 150
67.0 TS B67 70.0 200 151
79.0 SG ND 35.0 21 152
83.0 SG P35 50.0 30 153
84.0 SG B84 50.0 30 154
102.6 SG R20H 120.0 0.5 155
107.0 SG P-45 38.0 25 156
108.0 SG L-108 50.0 25 157
110.0 SG DOT4BW240 10.0 16 158
110.0 SG 110 68 240 159
126.0 SG D126 47.0 21 160
126.0 SG 126 150 480 161
160.0 SG VGL160-11 115.0 11 162
175.0 SG R20MP 175.0 10 163
180.0 SS VGL180--11 115.0 11 164
200.0 SG DOT 4L292 127.0 20 165
400.0 TS Maxi 850.0 200 166
450.0 TS 450 1108 1800 167
454.0 SG DOT4BW240 170.0 16 168
454.0 SG 454 315 240 169
480.0 AL BL/E/S 960.0 200 170
480.0 AL BL/M/S 960.0 200 171
500.0 TS PKT-10x50L 750.0 200 172
600.0 SG CP6MP 560.0 10 173
600.0 TS BL/M 1057.0 200 174
600.0 TS PKT-12x50S 950.0 200 175
600.0 TS BL/E/S 1100.0 300 176
650.0 AL PAK13X50 1130.0 200 177
761.0 SG 761 1077 500 178
800.0 TS PAK16X50 1370.0 200 179
800.0 TS SuperMaxi 1450.0 200 180
950.0 TS F 566.0 22 181
Note that low pressure cylinders are often lled by weight and therefore the internal volume and work pressure
is not an indication of lling volume.
Cylinder types
Small containers All suitable standard gases and gas mixtures are available in small
For many applications, large gas cylinders are too cumbrous. In ad- cylinders from current production at short notice. To save both
dition, there are also other reasons, such as low or only sporadic gas time and expense, they are often shipped directly from supplying
need, safety considerations, and technical prerequisites etc. that ne- plant or where and when permissible, by mail. These lightweight,
cessitate more suitable forms of gas supply. non-rellable convenient cylinders require no deposit or rental
charge. For you to nd out what applies in your market contact your
With the Linde product line of small cylinders we offer total solu- local Linde representative.
tions wherever light container weight or only very small quantities
of gas is required. There are two product families:
Linde small steel cylinders (lecture bottles)

Lightweight low pressure cylinders and cans including the
Linde minican
Cylinder types
Innovative EcoCyl portable calibration gas packaging ergonomically designed handle and optional shoulder strap
system from Linde requires no regulator or ow meter
integral variable, selectable ow control
EcoCyl is the ultimate in safety, convenience and economics in cowling protects valve and ow control from falls and impacts
portable calibration gas containers and delivery systems. high capacity cylinder holds 50% more product than most dispos-
ables
Linde has developed the EcoCyl for environmental professionals optimum in gas content economics
who do not want to contribute to earths solid waste by discarding signicant safety improvement in handling and storing cylinders
an empty compressed gas cylinder, or who do not want to deal with
compressed gas hazardous materials shipping regulations and
costs when sending the empty disposable cylinder back to the sup-
plier for recycling.
Environmental measurements are widely spread in different seg-

ments of todays industry. The monitoring systems are often situ-
ated in different places of factories, control rooms, laboratories etc.
and their accurate operation must be checked within regular inter-
vals. Portable specialty gases are used for the calibration of moni-
toring systems.
Rellable cylinders offer the utmost in economy. The innovative

EcoCyl cylinder from Linde contains signicantly more product
than comparable non-rellable or disposable cylinders, yielding
greatly improved per liter economics than most disposables, as
well as being completely rellable. This eliminates the issue of
solid waste due to empty portable calibration gases. That makes
being environmentally responsible, economical too!
EcoCyl gets you out of the regulator/ow meter business! The

EcoCyl is equipped with integral valve, regulator and variable, se-
lectable ow meter. In fact it has all you need to get the right ows
for calibration without you supplying the regulator/ow meter and
Linde takes care of all the maintenance. No more lost or broken reg-
ulators to worry about they are permanently mounted on the
cylinder.
Diaphragm
Outlet
thread
Diaphragm valve
Washer
Outlet
thread
Washer valve

The purpose of the cylinder valve is to open and shut the gas cylinder, it is not meant to regulate the gas ow.
The cylinder valve is normally made of brass, unless the chemical To avoid gas cylinder being connected to the wrong gas supply sys-
properties of the gas demands another material such as steel or tem, the cylinder valves are equipped with different outlet threads,
stainless steel. depending on the gas content of the cylinder. The rules deciding
what threads go with what gas are governed by local authorities,
The valve can be equipped with a dip tube for withdrawal of liquid and differ from country to country.
phase from liqueed gases. For certain liqueed gases the valve is
equipped with a burst disk for safety. On the following pages some of the most common cylinder valve
outlets are described. The term INT refers to internal outlet threads
Diaphragm valves are used for high purity gases and specialty gas of the cylinder connection, if not stated the thread is external. The
mixtures with low component contents of for example reactive term LH refers to left-handed threads, if not stated the thread is
components. Cylinder valves for highly reactive and toxic gases are right-handed. The chemical properties of the gas govern what cylin-
in some countries equipped with a safety valve. This kind of valve der valve material brass, steel or stainless steel is most suitable.
normally has an incorporated ow restrictor. Certain cylinder valves
are equipped with pneumatic function to operate them, explosion
safe, from a distance.

Cylinder connections
ABNT 245-1 AFNOR C
ABNT Description Prod. code AFNOR Description Prod. code

ABNT 172-1 3/8-18 NSPL 043 NF C SI 21.7 x 1.814 055
ABNT 172-1 hand connector 3/8-18 NSPL 122 NF C hand connector SI 21.7 x 1.814 157
ABNT 218-1 W 21.8 x 1/14" 045 NF D W 24 x 2 056
ABNT 218-1 hand connector W 21.8 x 1/14" 123 NF D hand connector W 24 x 2 158
ABNT 218-2 W 21.8 x 1/14" INT 050 NF E SI 21.7 x 1.814 LH 057
ABNT 218-2 hand connector W 21.8 x 1/14" INT 124 NF E hand connector SI 21.7 x 1.814 LH 159
ABNT 225-2 0.885" - 14 NGO 046 NF F SI 22.94 x 1.814 INT 059
ABNT 225-2 hand connector 0.885" - 14 NGO 125 NF F hand connector SI 22.94 x 1.814 INT 160
ABNT 245-1 0.960" - 14 NGO 044 NF G SI 26 x 1.5 INT 060
ABNT 245-1 hand connector 0.960" - 14 NGO 126 NF G hand connector SI 26 x 1.5 INT 161
ABNT 245-2 0.965" - 14 NGO 049 NF H W 22.91 x 1.814 LH INT 061
ABNT 245-2 hand connector 0.965" - 14 NGO 127 NF H hand connector W 22.91 x 1.814 LH INT 162
ABNT 262-1 1.035" - 14 NGO 048 NF J W 25.4 x 3.175 062
ABNT 262-1 hand connector 1.035" - 14 NGO 128 NF J hand connector W 25.4 x 3.175 163
ABNT 270-9 W 24.44 x 2" 047 NF K W 27 x 2 063
ABNT 270-9 hand connector W 24.44 x 2" 129 NF K hand connector W 27 x 2 164
ABNT 300-12 W 27.44 x 2" 051 NF L W 27 x 2 064
ABNT 300-12 hand connector W 27.44 x 2" 130 NF L hand connector W 27 x 2 165
NF M W 30 x 2 065
NF M hand connector W 30 x 2 166
NF P W 27 x 2 067
NF P hand connector W 27 x 2 167

BS 341 No. 8 CGA 170
BS 341 Description Prod. code CGA Description Prod. code

BS 341 No. 2 G 5/8" LH 179 CGA 110 0.3125 - 32 UNEF INT 019
BS 341 No. 2 hand connector G 5/8" LH 180 CGA 110 hand connector 0.3125 - 32 UNEF INT 014
BS 341 No. 3 G 5/8" INT 181 CGA 170 9/16" - 18 UNF INT 201
BS 341 No. 3 hand connector G 5/8" INT 182 CGA 170 hand connector 9/16" - 18 UNF INT 202
BS 341 No. 4 G 5/8" LH INT 183 CGA 180 5/8" - 18 UNF INT 021
BS 341 No. 4 hand connector G 5/8" LH INT 184 CGA 180 hand connector 5/8" - 18 UNF INT 020
BS 341 No. 6 G 5/8" 185 CGA 240 3/8" - 18 NPT 024
BS 341 No. 6 hand connector G 5/8" 186 CGA 240 hand connector 3/8" - 18 NPT 072
BS 341 No. 7 G 5/8" LH 187 CGA 296 0.803" - 14 UNS INT 203
BS 341 No. 7 hand connector G 5/8" LH 188 CGA 296 hand connector 0.803" - 14 UNS INT 204
BS 341 No. 8 W 0.860" x 14 TPI 189 CGA 300 0.825" - 14 NGO 205
BS 341 No. 8 hand connector W 0.860" x 14 TPI 190 CGA 300 hand connector 0.825" - 14 NGO 206
BS 341 No. 10 G 1/2" 191 CGA 320 0.825" - 14 NGO 077
BS 341 No. 10 hand connector G 1/2" 192 CGA 320 hand connector 0.825" - 14 NGO 028
BS 341 No. 12 G 1/2" 199 CGA 326 0.825" - 14 NGO 026
BS 341 No. 13 W 11/16" - 20 TPI 193 CGA 330 0.825" - 14 NGO LH 016
BS 341 No. 13 hand connector W 11/16" - 20 TPI 194 CGA 330 hand connector 0.825" - 14 NGO LH 132
BS 341 No. 14 G 3/8" 195 CGA 346 0.825" - 14 NGO 176
BS 341 No. 15 G 3/8" LH 197 CGA 350 0.825" - 14 NGO LH 013
BS 341 No. 15 hand connector G 3/8" LH 198 CGA 350 hand connector 0.825" - 14 NGO LH 133
CGA 510 0.855" - 14 NGO LH INT 002
CGA 510 hand connector 0.855" - 14 NGO LH INT 134
CGA 540 0.903" - 14 NGO 078
CGA 540 hand connector 0.903" - 14 NGO 135
CGA 580 0.965" - 14 NGO INT 052
CGA 580 hand connector 0.965" - 14 NGO INT 136
CGA 590 0.965" - 14 NGO LM INT 017
CGA 590 hand connector 0.965" - 14 NGO LM INT 137
CGA 660 1.030" - 14 NGO 018
CGA 660 hand connector 1.030" - 14 NGO 138
CGA 679 1.030" - 14 NGO LH 207
CGA 679 hand connector 1.030" - 14 NGO LH 208
CGA 705 1.125" - 14 UNS LH 178

DIN 477 No. 14 IRAM 2539 o
DIN 477 Description Prod. code IRAM 2539 Description Prod. code
DIN 477 No. 1 W 21.8 x 1/14" LH 001 IRAM 2539i 5/8" BSP - INT 053
DIN 477 No. 1 hand connector W 21.8 x 1/14" LH 140 IRAM 2539i hand connector 5/8" BSP - INT 154
DIN 477 No. 2 W 21.8 x 1/14" LH 209 IRAM 2539 C2H2 3/4" BSPx1/14" INT 096
DIN 477 No. 2 hand connector W 21.8 x 1/14" LH 210 IRAM 2539 N2O 3/8" BSPx1/14" 097
DIN 477 No. 3 Yoke 095
IRAM 2539 N2O hand connector 3/8" BSPx1/14" 155
DIN 477 No. 3 hand connector Yoke 147
IRAM 2539 o W 21.8 - 14 054
DIN 477 No. 5 W 1" x 1/8" LH 003
DIN 477 No. 5 hand connector W 1" x 1/8" LH 148 IRAM 2539 o hand connector W 21.8 - 14 156
DIN 477 No. 6 W 21.8 x 1/14" 004
DIN 477 No. 6 hand connector W 21.8 x 1/14" 149
DIN 477 No. 7 G 5/8" 005
DIN 477 No. 7 hand connector G 5/8" 151
DIN 477 No. 8 W 1" x 1/8" 006 ISO 5145 Description Prod. code
DIN 477 No. 8 hand connector W 1" x 1/8" 152 ISO 5145 No. 0170 M 30 x 2 212
DIN 477 No. 9 G 3/4" 007
DIN 477 No. 10 W 24.32 x 1/14" 008
DIN 477 No. 10 hand connector W 24.32 x 1/14" 142
DIN 477 No. 11 G 3/8" 009
DIN 477 No. 12 G 3/4" INT 010
DIN 477 No. 12 hand connector G 3/4" INT 144
DIN 477 No. 13 R 5/8" 011
DIN 477 No. 13 hand connector R 5/8" 145
DIN 477 No. 14 M 19 x 1.5 LH 012
DIN 477 No. 14 hand connector M 19 x 1.5 LH 146
DIN 477 No. 52 M 30 x 1.5 INT 211

3-MIE C NEN 3268 LU1
3 - MIE - AP7 Description Prod. code NEN 3268 Description Prod. code
MIE B M 30 x 1.75 221 LU 0 M 19 x 1.5 LH 115
MIE B hand connector M 30 x 1.75 222 LU 0 hand connector M 19 x 1.5 LH 168
MIE C W 21.7 x 1/14" 223 LU 1 W 21.8 - 1/14 LH 116
MIE C hand connector W 21.7 x 1/14" 224 LU 1 hand connector W 21.8 - 1/14 LH 169
MIE E W 21.7 x 1/14" LH 225 LU 4 W 1" LH 117
MIE E hand connector W 21.7 x 1/14" LH 226 LU 4 hand connector W 1" LH 170
MIE F G 5/8" INT 227 RI 2 G 5/8" INT 121
MIE F hand connector G 5/8" INT 228 RI 2 hand connector G 5/8" INT 171
MIE G M 26 x 1.5 INT 083 RU 1 W 21.8 - 1/14 118
MIE G hand connector M 26 x 1.5 INT 175 RU 1 hand connector W 21.8 - 1/14 172
MIE H G 5/8" LH INT 229 RU 3 W 24.32 - 1/14 119
MIE H hand connector G 5/8" LH INT 230 RU 3 hand connector W 24.32 - 1/14 173
MIE J W 1" 231 RU 4 W 1" 120
MIE J hand connector W 1" 232 RU 4 hand connector W 1" 174
MIE M M 19 x 1.5 LH 233
MIE M hand connector M 19 x 1.5 LH 234
MIE S G 5/8" 235
MIE S hand connector G 5/8" 236
MIE T W 31.75 x 1/7" 237
MIE T hand connector W 31.75 x 1/7" 238
MIE U G 3/8" 239
MIE U hand connector G 3/8" 240
UNI 4406
UNI Description Prod. code

UNI 4405 W 20 x 1/14" Sin. 213
UNI 4405 hand connector W 20 x 1/14" Sin. 214
UNI 4406 W 21.7 x 1/14" 215
UNI 4406 hand connector W 21.7 x 1/14" 216
UNI 4409 W 21.7 x 1/14" 217
UNI 4412 W 24.5 x 1/14" 219
Central gas supply

the system that gives you control
over the gas supply
Due to their special properties, specialty gases place particular demands on components for distribution, control and
monitoring. Either because the applications requires that the gases shall maintain their high purity throughout the
point of use, or because their chemical and physical properties requires special design of the central gas supply
system.
The advantages of a HiQ REDLINE central gas supply system are among others these:
Increased safety
The risk of accidents is reduced, as there is no need to handle gas The handling of high-pressure cylinders and the connection of
cylinders inside the work place. Only low-pressure equipment toxic gases should be carried out by trained staff. If a problem
and small gas quantities are present in the work place. with leaking gas should occur ventilation is essential. This is es-
pecially important while handling inammable and toxic gases,
Gas cylinders are collected under one roof, which facilitates re- and is simplied by the central approach.
moval from labs and work areas.
Central gas supply
Improved operating economy Turnkey deliveries

A continuous gas supply to each work station means less wast- Together with the customer we carry out a requirement analysis.
ed time and fewer unplanned disruptions for changing gas cylin- Thereafter planning and installation takes place.
ders.
A service agreement guarantees a trouble-free gas supply
Fewer and larger gas cylinders which together supply all users, without unplanned operating stoppages.
means more effective emptying of the cylinders which in turn
give lower costs for gas and cylinder rental as well as transport
charges. In addition the store monitoring and purchasing can be
centralized and rationalized.
Better working environment

The work place can be designed more appropriately.
Heavy gas cylinders containing toxic gases under high

pressure can involve great risks.
Outlets positioned at every work station are

convenient and easy to use.
Central gas supply
Quality requirements govern the choice of material liness and nish. Stainless steel is also chosen purely for aesthet-
ic reasons or where the environment is aggressive and can give rise
The gas to be distributed and the level of contamination that can to corrosion. As a general guide the selection of components for a
be accepted in the gas determine the choice of component materi- gas supply system is always based on the chosen gas quality.
al in a gas supply system. The inner surface nish of components
is of great importance to the nal purity of the gas at the point of Standard purity specialty gases
use. A better surface nish will make the pipe system easier to (Equivalent to 2.5 [99.5%] to 6.0 [99.9999%])
clean and reduce the risk of particles being released into the gas Component: Stainless steel or brass depending on the gas to be
stream. used. Threaded connectors, type NPT or G.
Piping: Washed stainless steel.
Copper Connection: Orbital welding compression couplings, designed to
Copper has been used within gas supply technology for a long time clamp onto the pipe. The coupling requires the pipe to have a good
and is still an option when using industrial grade gas. Make sure degree of roundness (stainless steel) and gives a seal equivalent to
only to use cleaned copper tubing. 106 bar cm3/s.
Stainless steel High purity specialty gases

Over the past years stainless steel has become the number one (Equivalent to 6.0 [99.9999] or higher)
choice of material for pure gas applications. This is primarily be- Component: Stainless steel or brass depending on the gas to be
cause the material is easy to clean and can be supplied with a used. Threaded connectors, type NPT or G.
very good surface nish. Piping: Washed stainless steel.
Connection: VCR couplings, welded onto the pipes and valves.
The increasing use of chemically reactive gases and the great de- Using a pointed prole that, under a great pressure from two sides,
mands made on purity have also contributed towards this trend. is pressed into metallic packing seals the couplings. The coupling
Welding methods have been developed which provide advantages gives a seal equivalent to 108 1010 bar cm3/s.
with assembly in conned areas and which make it possible to
join stainless steel systems while still maintaining a level of clean-
The gure illustrates the relation between purge time, purging method and the
purity realized with regard to the oxygen content in a gas system.
ppm
50
40
30
1
20
2
10
3 O 2 content in
4 the purging gas
2
0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 h
1 = Constant ow 10 l/h
2 = 5 x pressurized/decompression P 3 bar
Central gas supply
System design and start-up Gas cabinets and pipe systems

System design can be broken down into three stages: Separate gas cabinets should be considered for corrosive gases
Determine the maximum contamination level for the gas. and toxic gases.
Select the components to be used for the gas supply system.
Design, assemble and commission the system. When using extremely dangerous gases there is a possibility of
ow control and emergency stop functions.
Linde has extensive know-how within the gas industry and experi-
ence of gas media and applications everything from component Gas pipes should be run in such a manner that the risk of me-
selection, via system design to installation and start-up as well as chanical damage is eliminated and that, as far as possible,
all technical documentation. through areas where any leaking gas causes as little damage as
possible.
In this light Linde acts as adviser and consultant, together with the
user assess the requirements and conditions of the project in ques-
tion. It is extremely important to look at the system in its entirety,
both from an economic and safety point of view.
Highlighted below are some of the ar-

eas that greatly affect the whole sys-
tem.
Distribution and storage

Arrange if possible a storage area
for the gas cylinders in a separate
building.
Connected gas cylinders are placed

in a separate area, preferably in adja-
cent to the access area. Avoid trans-
porting gas cylinders indoors.
The gases are stored (separately) ac-

cording to xed directives depend-
ing on their physical characteris-
tics.
Ventilation is provided based on

safety requirements regarding the
amount and type of gas used.
Central gas supply
Detection and alarms A complete set of documentation comprises:

The need of detection is assessed. Regard should be taken to fu- Layout documents (shows the entire supply systems design and
ture requirements concerning types of gas and suitable exibil- positions in respective buildings).
ity to avoid unnecessary costs at a later stage.
System specications including equipment lists.
The possibility of an auto-stop if a leak is indicated. This can be
achieved using detection equipment. Technical information covering all components.
The need of an alarm to an operating centre and/or an evacua- Spare part lists.
tion alarm within a certain area is dened.
Pressure testing protocols.
Linde has well-trained assembly teams with vast experience of spe- Analysis certicates where applicable.
cialty gas installations. Each team has a supervisor who is respon-
sible for the completion of the project and at the same time func- Tightness certicates where applicable.
tions as an on-site contact person.
Operating and servicing instructions.
Pipe and components are delivered sealed and well packed to the
assembly area.
To maintain the purity requirements and to produce a tight gas sys-

tem, automatic computer controlled pipe welding equipment is
used. All welding is carried out using internal and external shield-
gas purging, which results in a clean and bright joints.
Pressure testing according to applicable standards is carried out

and a protocol is established.
A complete system is purged clean and analyzed to determine the

humidity and oxygen content.
To guarantee that a system is tight we carry out a helium leak de-

tection test. A certicate of tightness is drawn up. Before a gas
supply system can be regarded as completed and is handed over for
start-up it is documented.
Gas panels Points of use

Gas name Chemical
formula S200 S201 S202 S203 D204 A208 A209 W40 B40 L40 I40
Acetylene C2H2 3)
Air, synthetic
Ammonia NH3 5)
Argon Ar
Arsine AsH3
Boron trichloride BCl3
Boron triuoride BF3
1,3-Butadiene C4H6
n-Butane C4H10
iso-Butane C4H10
1-Butene C4H8
cis-2-Butene C4H8
trans-2-Butene C4H8
iso-Butene C4H8
Carbon dioxide CO2
Carbon monoxide CO
Carbonyl sulde COS
Chlorine Cl2
Chlorine triuoride ClF3
Cyanogen CNCN
Cyanogen chloride CNCl
Cyclopropane C3H6
Deuterium D2
Diborane B2H6
Dichlorosilane SiH2Cl2
Dimethylamine (CH3)2NH
Dimethyl ether C2H6O
2,2-Dimethylpropane C5H12
Ethane C2H6
Ethene C2H4
Ethylamine C2H5NH2
Ethyl chloride C2H5Cl
Ethylene oxide C2H4O
Fluorine6) F2
Germane GeH4
Cylinder regulators PoU Typical lling Typical lling Safety Material

pressure at pressure at recommen- Gas name
C200/1 C200/21) C200hv/2 C12hv1 Valve2) 15 C [bar] 70 F [psig] dation
16 250 F+ Brass4) Acetylene

200 2,400 Brass Air, synthetic
5) 5) 7.3 114 T, C, N SS Ammonia
150/200 2,640 A Brass Argon
13.5 205 F+, T+, N SS Arsine
1.1 4.4 T+, C SS Boron trichloride
60 1,600 T+, C SS Boron triuoride
2 22 F+, Carc2, Muta2 Brass 1,3-Butadiene
1.75 16.3 F+ Brass n-Butane
2.6 31 F+ Brass iso-Butane
2.25 23.5 F+ Brass 1-Butene
1.5 13 F+ Brass cis-2-Butene
1.62 15 F+ Brass trans-2-Butene
2.3 24.3 F+ Brass iso-Butene
51 830 A Brass Carbon dioxide
100/150/200 1,660/2,000 F+, T, Tera1 Brass Carbon monoxide
9.6 85 F+, T SS Carbonyl sulde
5.8 85.3 T, Xi, N SS Chlorine
1 0.9 C+, N SS Chlorine triuoride
5 55 F+, T+ SS Cyanogen
19 260 T+ SS Cyanogen chloride
6 68 F+ Brass Cyclopropane
100 1,740 F+ Brass Deuterium
38 520 F+, T+ SS Diborane
1.3 9 F+, T, C SS Dichlorosilane
1.4 11 F+, Xn, Xi SS Dimethylamine
5 62.3 F+ Brass Dimethyl ether
1.2 7 F+ Brass 2,2-Dimethylpropane
33.8 544 F+ Brass Ethane
76 1,200 F+ Brass Ethene
1 5.3 F+, Xi SS Ethylamine
1 5.3 F+ SS Ethyl chloride
1.23 7 F+,T, Xi, SS Ethylene oxide
Muta2,Carc2
20 300 T+, C SS Fluorine6)
29 415 F+, T+ Brass Germane

Gas name Chemical
Helium He
Hydrogen H2
Hydrogen bromide HBr
Hydrogen chloride HCl
Hydrogen uoride HF
Hydrogen sulde H2S
Krypton Kr
Methane CH4
Methylamine CH3NH2
Methyl bromide CH3Br
Methyl chloride CH3Cl
Methyl uoride CH3F
Methyl mercaptan CH3SH
Natural gas n.a.
Neon Ne
Nitric oxide NO
Nitrogen N2
Nitrogen dioxide NO2
Nitrogen triuoride NF3
Nitrous oxide N2O
Octauoropropane C3F8
Oxygen O2
Phosgene COCl2
Phosphine PH3
Propane C3H8
Propene C3H6
Propyne C3H4
R 11 Trichlorouoromethane CFCl3
R 12 Dichlorodiuoromethane CF2Cl2
R 13 Chlorotriuoromethane CF3Cl
R 13 b1 Bromotriuoromethane CF3Br
R 14 Tetrauoromethane CF4
R 21 Dichlorouoromethane CHFCl2
R 22 Chlorodiuoromethane CHF2Cl
R 23 Triuoromethane CHF3

200 2,640 A Brass Helium

100/200 2,000/2,400 F+ Brass Hydrogen
19.3 320 C SS Hydrogen bromide
38 613 T, C SS Hydrogen chloride
0.9 0.9 T+,C SS Hydrogen uoride
15.7 252 F+,T+, N SS Hydrogen sulde
130 1,900 A Brass Krypton
100/150/200 2,000/2,400 F+ Brass Methane
2.5 29 F+, Xn, Xi SS Methylamine
1.6 13 T, Xi, N SS Methyl bromide
4.2 59 F+,Carc3, Xn SS Methyl chloride
38 538 F+ Brass Methyl uoride
1.4 15 F+, T+ SS Methyl mercaptan
20100 4401,309 F+ Brass Natural gas
100/200 2,000/2,400 A Brass Neon
30/40 500 T+,C SS Nitric oxide
150/200 2,000/2,640 A Brass Nitrogen
1.0 0 T+,C SS Nitrogen dioxide
19 1,450 O, Xn SS Nitrogen triuoride
45 745 O Brass Nitrous oxide
7.0 100 A Brass Octauoropropane
150/200 2,000/2,640 O Brass Oxygen
1.3 10.7 T+ SS Phosgene
32 594 F+, T+ SS Phosphine
7.4 109 F+ Brass Propane
9.0 136 F+ Brass Propene
4.5 65 F+ Brass Propyne
0.8 13.4 N Brass R 11 Trichlorouoromethane
5.0 70.2 N Brass R 12 Dichlorodiuoromethane
31 457 N Brass R 13 Chlorotriuoromethane
14 189 N Brass R 13 B1 Bromotriuoromethane
127 2,000 A Brass R 14 Tetrauoromethane
1.0 4.0 N Brass R 21 Dichlorouoromethane
8.0 121.4 N Brass R 22 Chlorodiuoromethane
37.5 635 A Brass R 23 Triuoromethane

Gas name Chemical
R 32 Diuoromethane CH2F2
R114 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane C2Cl2F4
R115 Chloropentauoroethane C2ClF5
R116 Hexauoroethane C2F6
R142b 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane C2H3ClF2
R152a 1,1-Diuoroethane C2H4F2
Silane SiH4
Silicon tetrauoride SiF4
Sulfur dioxide SO2
Sulfur hexauoride SF6
Trimethylamine (CH3)3N
Tungsten hexauoride WF6
Vinyl bromide C2H3Br
Vinyl chloride C2H3Cl
Vinyl methyl ether C3H6O
Xenon Xe

12.6 160 F+ Brass R 32 Diuorouorethane

1.5 12.6 N Brass R114 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane
8 121.4 N Brass R115 Chloropentauoroethane
27 430 A Brass R116 Hexauoroethane
2.5 35 F+,N Brass R142b 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane
4.2 60 F+ Brass R152a 1,1-Diuoroethane
1480 1501,205 F+ SS Silane
69 1,000 T,C SS Silicon tetrauoride
2.7 34 T,C SS Sulfur dioxide
19 320 A Brass Sulfur hexauoride
1.6 20 F+, Xn, Xi SS Trimethylamine
0.9 35 T SS Tungsten hexauoride
1 6 F+,Carc1 SS Vinyl bromide
2.3 24.3 F+,Carc1 SS Vinyl chloride
1.5 11 F+ Brass Vinyl methyl ether
56 680 A Brass Xenon
Footnotes Note!
1. Min. 7 bar primary pressure For toxic, harmful/irritating or ammable gas, Linde recom-
2. Max. 50 bar primary pressure mends that the ventilation line shall end at a safe place out-
3. W40 B Ac side the building or that it is connected to separate ventila-
4. Brass with <65% copper tion.
5. Ammonia relief valve
6. Mixtures <10% F2 Note!
Gas panels aimed for ammable use shall have non-return
Safety valve before the regulator.
A = Asphyxiant
C = Corrosive Note!
Carc1/2/3 = Carcinogenic category 13 Halocarbons damage the ozone layer of the atmosphere.
F = Flammable Hence the use of halocarbons is restricted and in some cases
F+ = Extremely ammable prohibited by local legislation. If a halocarbon can be substi-
Muta1/2/3 = Mutagenic category 13 tuted with an environmentally less harmful substance, this
N = Environmentally harmful
shall be done.
O = Oxidizing
Py = Pyrophobic = Standard equipment, all other requirements are spe-
cial, please contact your local supplier.
T = Toxic
T+ = Very toxic
Tera1/2/3 = Teratogenic category 13
Xn = Harmful
Xi = Irritating
HiQ REDLINE Gas panels

the starting point
Gas panels are used in central gas supply systems for reducing the high primary pressure in the cylinders to more
manageable secondary pressures and is the place where the cylinders are changed, etc. It can be considered the
heart of the central gas system.
Linde has three types of gas panels: Single, double and semi-automatic. Single panels handles one cylinder or bundle at a time. When
the cylinder/bundle is empty it has to be changed. Double panels handle two cylinders or bundles (or a combination) at a time. When
the cylinder or bundle is empty, switchover has to be done manually. Semi-automatic panels handles two cylinders/bundles at a time.
When the pressure at one side (the primary side) reaches a pre-set value the manifold switches to the other side. This means that it
is possible to change the gas cylinders without interrupting the gas ow. After the cylinders at the primary side are changed the han-
dle is turned, thus changing the secondary side (delivering the gas) to the new primary side.
It is possible to create a fully automatic manifold, with either electric or pneumatic valves, but since the cylinders have to be changed
anyway the cost is rarely justied.
Note: Gas panels are not supplied with cylinder connections. For information on available cylinder connections, please contact your local Linde ofce.
Group green equipment for inert and non-reactive gas- Group orange equipment, with purge gas (nitrogen or
es used as carrier gas or likewise, where gas integrity is likewise) purging, for toxic and reactive gases and gas
non-crucial at cylinder change. mixtures, where gas integrity and safety is important at
S 200 cylinder change.
S 203
A 209
Group blue equipment, with own gas purge, for inert

and non-reactive gases and gas mixtures where gas in-
tegrity is important at cylinder change.
S 201
S 202
D 204
A 208
Gas panels
S 200 Single gas panel Technical data
Single stage gas supply panel designed for pure Inlet primary pressure 230 ; 3,300
gases and mixtures. [bar ; psi]
Outlet pressure 0.56 ; 885
[bar ; psi] 2.514 ; 35200
2.550 ; 35725
Description 10200 ; 1453,000
Gas panel S 200 is designed for single cylinders or bundles. It is
Outlet gauge range 110 ; 14.5145
mounted on a stainless steel console and consists of a pressure reg-
[bar ; psi] 025 ; 0360
ulator, inlet and outlet pressure gauges, a relief valve and a shut-
080 ; 01,400
off valve for the process gas.
0315 ; 04,500
Connection 1, 2 or 4 cylinders
Process gas in NPT 1/4 female
Process gas out NPT 1/4 female
Material
Housing Brass, Ni/Cr plated
Stainless steel 316L
Seals PVDF PCTFE
Membrane Hastelloy
Operating temperature 20+70C ; 4+158F
S 200 Single gas panel
160
Downstream pressure, bar 30
9
10 bar*
w
3 x flo
Ma
0
245
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 23 27
* Set pressure Flow, Nm3/h N2

155
To process
All measurements in millimeters.

Drawings of other types available on request.
Process
gas inlet
Gas panel S 200 product names and codes

B = Brass
SS = Stainless steel
x/x = Bar/Psi
Cx = Coil and number of cylinders
SHx = Short exihose and number of cylinders
LHx = Long exihose and number of cylinders
C = Contact gauge
R = Residual gas outlet
RC = Residual gas outlet and contact gauge
S 200 Code S 200 short exihose and 1 cylinder S 200 long exihose and 2 cylinders
B6/85 3409 B SH1 6/85 3509 B LH2 6/85 3525
B14/200 3144 B SH1 14/200 3510 B LH2 14/200 3526
B50/725 3410 B SH1 50/725 3511 B LH2 50/725 3527
B200/3,000 3411 B SH1 200/3,000 3512 B LH2 200/3,000 3528
SS6/85 3412 SS SH1 6/85 3544 SS LH2 6/85 3560
SS14/200 3145 SS SH1 14/200 3545 SS LH2 14/200 3561
SS50/725 3413 SS SH1 50/725 3546 SS LH2 50/725 3562
SS200/3,000 3414 SS SH1 200/3,000 3547 SS LH2 200/3,000 3563
S 200 coil and 1 cylinder S 200 short exihose and 2 cylinders S 200 long exihose and 4 cylinders
B C1 6/85 3497 B SH2 6/85 3513 B LH4 6/85 3529
B C1 14/200 3498 B SH2 14/200 3514 B LH4 14/200 3530
B C1 50/725 3499 B SH2 50/725 3515 B LH4 50/725 3531
B C1 200/3,000 3500 B SH2 200/3,000 3516 B LH4 200/3,000 3532
SS C1 6/85 4450 SS SH2 6/85 3548 SS LH4 6/85 3564
SS C1 14/200 3533 SS SH2 14/200 3549 SS LH4 14/200 3565
SS C1 50/725 3534 SS SH2 50/725 3550 SS LH4 50/725 3566
SS C1 200/3,000 3535 SS SH2 200/3,000 3551 SS LH4 200/3,000 3567
S 200 coil and 2 cylinders S 200 short exihose and 4 cylinders S 200/C contact gauge
B C2 6/85 3501 B SH4 6/85 3517 B C 6/85 4465
B C2 14/200 3502 B SH4 14/200 3518 B C 14/200 4466
B C2 50/725 3503 B SH4 50/725 3519 B C 50/725 4467
B C2 200/3,000 3504 B SH4 200/3,300 3520 B C 200/3,000 4468
SS C2 6/85 3536 SS SH4 6/85 3552 SS C 6/85 4505
SS C2 14/200 3537 SS SH4 14/200 3553 SS C 14/200 4506
SS C2 50/725 3538 SS SH4 50/725 3554 SS C 50/725 4507
SS C2 200/3,000 3539 SS SH4 200/3,000 3555 SS C 200/3,000 4508
S 200 coil and 4 cylinders S 200 long exihose and 1 cylinder S 200/C contact gauge,
B C4 6/85 3505 B LH1 6/85 3521 coil and 1 cylinder
B C4 14/200 3506 B LH1 14/200 3522 B C C1 6/85 4469
B C4 50/725 3507 B LH1 50/725 3523 B C C114/200 4470
B C4 200/3,000 3508 B LH1 200/3,000 3524 B C C1 50/725 4471
SS C4 6/85 3540 SS LH1 6/85 3556 B C C1 200/3,000 4472
SS C4 14/200 3541 SS LH1 14/200 3557 SS C C1 6/85 4509
SS C4 50/725 3542 SS LH1 50/725 3558 SS C C1 14/200 4510
SS C4 200/3,000 3543 SS LH1 200/3,000 3559 SS C C1 50/725 4511
SS C C1 200/3,000 4512
S 200/C contact gauge, SS C SH2 14/200 4526 S 200/C contact gauge,

coil and 2 cylinders SS C SH2 50/725 4527 long exihose and 4 cylinders
B C C2 6/85 4473 SS C SH2 200/3,000 4528 B C LH4 6/85 4501
B C C214/200 4474 B C LH4 14/200 4502
B C C2 50/725 4475 S 200/C contact gauge, B C LH4 50/725 4503
B C C2 200/3,000 4476 short exihose and 4 cylinders B C LH4 200/3,000 4504
SS C C2 6/85 4513 B C SH4 6/85 4489 SS C LH4 6/85 4541
SS C C2 14/200 4514 B C SH4 14/200 4490 SS C LH4 14/200 4542
SS C C2 50/725 4515 B C SH4 50/725 4491 SS C LH4 50/725 4543
SS C C2 200/3,000 4516 B C SH4 200/3,000 4492 SS C LH4 200/3,000 4544
SS C SH4 6/85 4529
S 200/C contact gauge, SS C SH4 14/200 4530
coil and 4 cylinders SS C SH4 50/725 4531
B C C4 6/85 4477 SS C SH4 200/3,000 4532
B C C414/200 4478
B C C4 50/725 4479 S 200/C contact gauge,
B C C4 200/3,000 4480 long exihose and 1 cylinder
SS C C4 6/85 4517 B C LH1 6/85 4493
SS C C4 14/200 4518 B C LH1 14/200 4494
SS C C4 50/725 4519 B C LH1 50/725 4495
SS C C4 200/3,000 4520 B C LH1 200/3,000 4496
SS C LH1 6/85 4533
S 200/C contact gauge, SS C LH1 14/200 4534
short exihose and 1 cylinder SS C LH1 50/725 4535
B C SH1 6/85 4481 SS C LH1 200/3,000 4536
B C SH1 14/200 4482
B C SH1 50/725 4483 S 200/C contact gauge,
B C SH1 200/3,000 4484 long exihose and 2 cylinders
SS C SH1 6/85 4521 B C LH2 6/85 4497
SS C SH1 14/200 4522 B C LH2 14/200 4498
SS C SH1 50/725 4523 B C LH2 50/725 4499
SS C SH1 200/3,000 4524 B C LH2 200/3,000 4500
SS C LH2 6/85 4537
S 200/C contact gauge, SS C LH2 14/200 4538
short exihose and 2 cylinders SS C LH2 50/725 4539
B C SH2 6/85 4485 SS C LH2 200/3,000 4540
B C SH2 14/200 4486
B C SH2 50/725 4487
B C SH2 200/3,000 4488
SS C SH2 6/85 4525
Gas panels
S 201 Single gas panel Technical data
Single stage gas supply panel with internal gas Inlet primary pressure 230 ; 3,300
purging, designed for high purity gases and [bar ; psi]
mixtures (including ammable). Outlet pressure 0.56 ; 885
[bar ; psi] 2.514 ; 35200
2.550 ; 35725
Description 10200 ; 1453,000
equipped with internal gas purging to avoid contaminants enter-
[bar ; psi] 025 ; 0360
ing the process line after changing the cylinders. It is mounted on
080 ; 01,400
a stainless steel console and consists of a pressure regulator, inlet
0315 ; 04,500
and outlet pressure gauges, a relief valve and shut-off valves for the
process gas and for the purge gas. Connection 1, 2 or 4 cylinders
The panel can also be equipped with contact gauge (/C models) for Process gas in NPT 1/4 female
automatic surveillance. When applicable the panel can be ordered Process gas out NPT 1/4 female
with residual gas line (/R models) connecting the relief valve with Purge gas outlet NPT 1/4 female
the purge outlet. Material
Seals PVDF PCTFE
Membrane Hastelloy
Operating temperature -20+70C ; -4+158F
160
30
Downstream pressure, bar
10 bar*
9
w
3 x flo
Ma
0
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 23 27
245
155
To process To ventilation

Model R. Drawings of other types available on request.
Process
gas inlet

B = Brass
x/x = Bar/Psi
C = Contact gauge
S 201 Code S 201 short exihose and 1 cylinder S 201 long exihose and 2 cylinder
B6/85 3415 B SH1 6/85 3580 B LH2 6/85 3596
B14/200 3146 B SH1 14/200 3581 B LH2 14/200 3597
B50/725 3416 B SH1 50/725 3582 B LH2 50/725 3598
B200/3,000 3417 B SH1 200/3,000 3583 B LH2 200/3,000 3599
SS6/85 3418 SS SH1 6/85 3652 SS LH2 6/85 3668
SS14/200 3147 SS SH1 14/200 3653 SS LH2 14/200 3669
SS50/725 3419 SS SH1 50/725 3654 SS LH2 50/725 3670
SS200/3,000 3420 SS SH1 200/3,000 3655 SS LH2 200/3,000 3671
B C1 6/85 3568 B SH2 6/85 3584 B LH4 6/85 3600
B C1 14/200 3569 B SH2 14/200 3585 B LH4 14/200 3601
B C1 50/725 3570 B SH2 50/725 3586 B LH4 50/725 3602
B C1 200/3,000 3571 B SH2 200/3,000 3587 B LH4 200/3,000 3603
SS C1 6/85 3640 SS SH2 6/85 3656 SS LH4 6/85 3672
SS C1 14/200 3641 SS SH2 14/200 3657 SS LH4 14/200 3673
SS C1 50/725 3642 SS SH2 50/725 3658 SS LH4 50/725 3674
SS C1 200/3,000 3643 SS SH2 200/3,000 3659 SS LH4 200/3,000 3675
S 201 coil and 2 cylinders S 201 short exihose and 4 cylinders S 201/R residual gas outlet
B C2 6/85 3572 B SH4 6/85 3588 B R 6/85 3471
B C2 14/200 3573 B SH4 14/200 3589 B R 14/200 3472
B C2 50/725 3574 B SH4 50/725 3590 B R 50/725 3473
B C2 200/3,000 3575 B SH4 200/3,000 3591 B R 200/3,000 3474
SS C2 6/85 3644 SS SH4 6/85 3660 SS R 6/85 3475
SS C2 14/200 3645 SS SH4 14/200 3661 SS R 14/200 3476
SS C2 50/725 3646 SS SH4 50/725 3662 SS R 50/725 3477
SS C2 200/3,000 3647 SS SH4 200/3,000 3663 SS R 200/3,000 3478
S 201 coil and 4 cylinders S 201 long exihose and 1 cylinder S 201/R residual gas outlet,
B C4 14/200 3577 B LH1 14/200 3593 B R C1 6/85 3604
B C4 50/725 3578 B LH1 50/725 3594 B R C1 14/200 3605
B C4 200/3,000 3579 B LH1 200/3,000 3595 B R C1 50/725 3606
SS C4 6/85 3648 SS LH1 6/85 3664 B R C1 200/3,000 3607
SS C4 14/200 3649 SS LH1 14/200 3665 SS R C1 6/85 3676
SS C4 50/725 3650 SS LH1 50/725 3666 SS R C1 14/200 3677
SS C4 200/3,000 3651 SS LH1 200/3,000 3667 SS R C1 50/725 3678
SS R C1 200/3,000 3679
S 201/R residual gas outlet, SS R SH2 50/725 3694 B R LH4 200/3,000 3639
coil and 2 cylinders SS R SH2 200/3,000 3695 SS R LH4 6/85 3708
B R C2 6/85 3608 SS R LH4 14/200 3709
B R C2 14/200 3609 S 201/R residual gas outlet, SS R LH4 50/725 3710
B R C2 50/725 3610 short exihose and 4 cylinders SS R LH4 200/3,000 3711
B R C2 200/3,000 3611 B R SH4 6/85 3624
SS R C2 6/85 3680 B R SH4 14/200 3625 S 201/C contact gauge
SS R C2 14/200 3681 B R SH4 50/725 3626 B C 6/85 4545
SS R C2 50/725 3682 B R SH4 200/3,000 3627 B C 14/200 4546
SS R C2 200/3,000 3683 SS R SH4 6/85 3696 B C 50/725 4547
SS R SH4 14/200 3697 B C 200/3,000 4548
S 201/R residual gas outlet, SS R SH4 50/725 3698 SS C 6/85 4625
coil and 4 cylinders SS R SH4 200/3,000 3699 SS C 14/200 4626
B R C4 6/85 3612 SS C 50/725 4627
B R C4 14/200 3613 S 201/R residual gas outlet, SS C 200/3,000 4628
B R C4 50/725 3614 long exihose and 1 cylinder
B R C4 200/3,000 3615 B R LH1 6/85 3628 S 201/C contact gauge,
SS R C4 6/85 3684 B R LH1 14/200 3629 coil and 1 cylinder
SS R C4 14/200 3685 B R LH1 50/725 3630 B C C1 6/85 4549
SS R C4 50/725 3686 B R LH1 200/3,000 3631 B C C1 14/200 4550
SS R C4 200/3,000 3687 SS R LH1 6/85 3700 B C C1 50/725 4551
SS R LH1 14/200 3701 B C C1 200/3,000 4552
S 201/R residual gas outlet, SS R LH1 50/725 3702 SS C C1 6/85 4629
short exihose and 1 cylinder SS R LH1 200/3,000 3703 SS C C1 14/200 4630
B R SH1 6/85 3616 SS C C1 50/725 4631
B R SH1 14/200 3617 S 201/R residual gas outlet, SS C C1 200/3,000 4632
B R SH1 50/725 3618 long exihose and 2 cylinders S 201/C contact gauge,
B R SH1 200/3,000 3619 B R LH2 6/85 3632 coil and 2 cylinders
SS R SH1 6/85 3688 B R LH2 14/200 3633 B C C2 6/85 4553
SS R SH1 14/200 3689 B R LH2 50/725 3634 B C C2 14/200 4554
SS R SH1 50/725 3690 B R LH2 200/3,000 3635 B C C2 50/725 4555
SS R SH1 200/3,000 3691 SS R LH2 6/85 3704 B C C2 200/3,000 4556
SS R LH2 14/200 3705 SS C C2 6/85 4633
short exihose and 2 cylinders SS R LH2 200/3,000 3707 SS C C2 50/725 4635
B R SH2 6/85 3620 SS C C2 200/3,000 4636
B R SH2 14/200 3621 S 201/R residual gas outlet,
B R SH2 50/725 3622 long exihose and 4 cylinders S 201/C contact gauge,
B R SH2 200/3,000 3623 B R LH4 6/85 3636 coil and 4 cylinders
SS R SH2 6/85 3692 B R LH4 14/200 3637 B C C4 6/85 4557
SS R SH2 14/200 3693 B R LH4 50/725 3638 B C C4 14/200 4558
B C C4 50/725 4559 S 201/C contact gauge, SS RC 50/725 4667

B C C4 200/3,000 4560 long exihose and 1 cylinder SS RC 200/3,000 4668
SS C C4 6/85 4637 B C LH1 6/85 4573
SS C C4 14/200 4638 B C LH1 14/200 4574 S 201/RC residual gas outlet,
SS C C4 50/725 4639 B C LH1 50/725 4575 contact gauge, coil and 1 cylinder
SS C C4 200/3,000 4640 B C LH1 200/3,000 4576 B RC C1 6/85 4589
SS C LH1 6/85 4653 B RC C1 14/200 4590
S 201/C contact gauge, SS C LH1 14/200 4654 B RC C1 50/725 4591
short exihose and 1 cylinder SS C LH1 50/725 4655 B RC C1 200/3,000 4592
B C SH1 6/85 4561 SS C LH1 200/3,000 4656 SS RC C1 6/85 4669
B C SH1 14/200 4562 SS RC C1 14/200 4670
B C SH1 50/725 4563 S 201/C contact gauge, SS RC C1 50/725 4671
B C SH1 200/3,000 4564 long exihose and 2 cylinders SS RC C1 200/3,000 4672
SS C SH1 6/85 4641 B C LH2 6/85 4577
SS C SH1 14/200 4642 B C LH2 14/200 4578 S 201/RC residual gas outlet,
SS C SH1 50/725 4643 B C LH2 50/725 4579 contact gauge, coil and 2 cylinders
SS C SH1 200/3,000 4644 B C LH2 200/3,000 4580 B RC C2 6/85 4593
SS C LH2 6/85 4657 B RC C2 14/200 4594
short exihose and 2 cylinders SS C LH2 50/725 4659 B RC C2 200/3,000 4596
B C SH2 6/85 4565 SS C LH2 200/3,000 4660 SS RC C2 6/85 4673
B C SH2 14/200 4566 SS RC C2 14/200 4674
B C SH2 200/3,000 4568 long exihose and 4 cylinders SS RC C2 200/3,000 4676
SS C SH2 6/85 4645 B C LH4 6/85 4581
SS C SH2 200/3,000 4648 B C LH4 200/3,000 4584 B RC C4 6/85 4597
SS C LH4 6/85 4661 B RC C4 14/200 4598
short exihose and 4 cylinders SS C LH4 50/725 4663 B RC C4 200/3,000 4600
B C SH4 6/85 4569 SS C LH4 200/3,000 4664 SS RC C4 6/85 4677
B C SH4 14/200 4570 SS RC C4 14/200 4678
B C SH4 50/725 4571 S 201/RC residual gas outlet, SS RC C4 50/725 4679
B C SH4 200/3,000 4572 contact gauge SS RC C4 200/3,000 4680
SS C SH4 6/85 4649 B RC 6/85 4585
SS C SH4 14/200 4650 B RC 14/200 4586
SS C SH4 50/725 4651 B RC 50/725 4587
SS C SH4 200/3,000 4652 B RC 200/3,000 4588
SS RC 6/85 4665
SS RC 14/200 4666
S 201/RC residual gas outlet, contact SS RC LH1 50/725 4695

gauge, short exihose and 1 cylinder SS RC LH1 200/3,000 4696
B RC SH1 6/85 4601
B RC SH1 14/200 4602 S 201/RC residual gas outlet, contact
B RC SH1 50/725 4603 gauge, long exihose and 2 cylinders
B RC SH1 200/3,000 4604 B RC LH2 6/85 4617
SS RC SH1 6/85 4681 B RC LH2 14/200 4618
SS RC SH1 14/200 4682 B RC LH2 50/725 4619
SS RC SH1 50/725 4683 B RC LH2 200/3,000 4620
SS RC SH1 200/3,000 4684 SS RC LH2 6/85 4697
SS RC LH2 14/200 4698
gauge, short exihose and 2 cylinders SS RC LH2 200/3,000 4700
B RC SH2 6/85 4605
B RC SH2 14/200 4606 S 201/RC residual gas outlet, contact
B RC SH2 50/725 4607 gauge, long exihose and 4 cylinders
B RC SH2 200/3,000 4608 B RC LH4 6/85 4621
SS RC SH2 6/85 4685 B RC LH4 14/200 4622
SS RC SH2 14/200 4686 B RC LH4 50/725 4623
SS RC SH2 50/725 4687 B RC LH4 200/3,000 4624
SS RC SH2 200/3,000 4688 SS RC LH4 6/85 4701
SS RC LH4 14/200 4702
gauge, short exihose and 4 cylinders SS RC LH4 200/3,000 4704
B RC SH4 6/85 4609
B RC SH4 14/200 4610
B RC SH4 50/725 4611
B RC SH4 200/3,000 4612
SS RC SH4 6/85 4689
SS RC SH4 14/200 4690
SS RC SH4 50/725 4691
SS RC SH4 200/3,000 4692
S 201/RC residual gas outlet, contact

gauge, long exihose and 1 cylinder
B RC LH1 6/85 4613
B RC LH1 14/200 4614
B RC LH1 50/725 4615
B RC LH1 200/3,000 4616
SS RC LH1 6/85 4693
SS RC LH1 14/200 4694
Gas panels
S 202 Single gas panel Technical Data
purging, designed for pure gases and mixtures. [bar ; psi]
Outlet pressure 0.56 ; 885
[bar ; psi] 2.514 ; 35200
2.550 ; 35725
Description 10200 ; 1453,000
equipped with internal gas purging to avoid contaminants entering
[bar ; psi] 025 ; 0360
the process line after changing the cylinders. It is is mounted on a
080 ; 01,400
stainless steel console and consists of a pressure regulator, inlet and
0315 ; 04,500
outlet pressure gauges, a relief valve and shut-off valves for the
process gas at high and low pressure ends and for the purging gas. Connection 1, 2 or 4 cylinders
The panel can also be equipped with contact gauge (/C models) for Process gas in NPT 1/4 female
automatic surveillance. When applicable the panel can be ordered Process gas out NPT 1/4 female
with residual gas line (/R models) connecting the relief valve with Purge gas outlet NPT 1/4 female
Seals PVDF PCTFE
Membrane Hastelloy
160
30
9 10 bar*
6
ow
x fl
3 Ma
0
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 23 27 245

155

Process
gas inlet

B = Brass
x/x = Bar/Psi
C = Contact gauge
B6/85 3421 B SH1 6/85 3724 B LH2 6/85 3740
B14/200 3148 B SH1 14/200 3725 B LH2 14/200 3741
B50/725 3422 B SH1 50/725 3726 B LH2 50/725 3742
B200/3,000 3423 B SH1 200/3,000 3727 B LH2 200/3,000 3743
SS6/85 3424 SS SH1 6/85 3796 SS LH2 6/85 3812
SS14/200 3149 SS SH1 14/200 3797 SS LH2 14/200 3813
SS50/725 3425 SS SH1 50/725 3798 SS LH2 50/725 3814
SS200/3,000 3426 SS SH1 200/3,000 3799 SS LH1 200/3,000 3815
B C1 6/85 3712 B SH2 6/85 3728 B LH4 6/85 3744
B C1 14/200 3713 B SH2 14/200 3729 B LH4 14/200 3745
B C1 50/725 3714 B SH2 50/725 3730 B LH4 50/725 3746
B C1 200/3,000 3715 B SH2 200/3,000 3731 B LH4 200/3,000 3747
SS C1 6/85 3784 SS SH2 6/85 3800 SS LH4 6/85 3816
SS C1 14/200 3785 SS SH2 14/200 3801 SS LH4 14/200 3817
SS C1 50/725 3786 SS SH2 50/725 3802 SS LH4 50/725 3818
SS C1 200/3,000 3787 SS SH2 200/3,000 3803 SS LH4 200/3,000 3819
B C2 6/85 3716 B SH4 6/85 3732 B R 6/85 3479
B C2 14/200 3717 B SH4 14/200 3733 B R 14/200 3480
B C2 50/725 3718 B SH4 50/725 3734 B R 50/725 3481
B C2 200/3,000 3719 B SH4 200/3,000 3735 B R 200/3,000 3482
SS C2 6/85 3788 SS SH4 6/85 3804 SS R 6/85 3483
SS C2 14/200 3789 SS SH4 14/200 3805 SS R 14/200 3484
SS C2 50/725 3790 SS SH4 50/725 3806 SS R 50/725 3485
SS C2 200/3,000 3791 SS SH4 200/3,000 3807 SS R 200/3,000 3486
B C4 14/200 3721 B LH1 14/200 3737 B R C1 6/85 3748
B C4 50/725 3722 B LH1 50/725 3738 B R C1 14/200 3749
B C4 200/3,000 3723 B LH1 200/3,000 3739 B R C1 50/725 3750
SS C4 6/85 3792 SS LH1 6/85 3808 B R C1 200/3,000 3751
SS C4 14/200 3793 SS LH1 14/200 3809 SS R C1 6/85 3820
SS C4 50/725 3794 SS LH1 50/725 3810 SS R C1 14/200 3821
SS C4 200/3,000 3795 SS LH1 200/3,000 3811 SS R C1 50/725 3822
SS R C1 200/3,000 3823
S 202/R residual gas outlet, SS R SH2 50/725 3838 B R LH4 200/3,000 3783
B R C2 6/85 3752 SS R LH4 14/200 3853
B R C2 200/3,000 3755 B R SH4 6/85 3768
SS R C2 14/200 3825 B R SH4 50/725 3770 B C 6/85 4705
SS R C2 50/725 3826 B R SH4 200/3,000 3771 B C 14/200 4706
SS R C2 200/3,000 3827 SS R SH4 6/85 3840 B C 50/725 4707
SS R SH4 14/200 3841 B C 200/3,000 4708
S 202/R residual gas outlet, SS R SH4 50/725 3842 SS C 6/85 4785
B R C4 6/85 3756 SS C 50/725 4787
B R C4 50/725 3758 long exihose and 1 cylinder
B R C4 200/3,000 3759 B R LH1 6/85 3772 S 202/C contact gauge,
SS R C4 14/200 3829 B R LH1 50/725 3774 B C C1 6/85 4709
SS R C4 50/725 3830 B R LH1 200/3,000 3775 B C C1 14/200 4710
SS R C4 200/3,000 3831 SS R LH1 6/85 3844 B C C1 50/725 4711
SS R LH1 14/200 3845 B C C1 200/3,000 4712
short exihose and 1 cylinder SS R LH1 200/3,000 3847 SS C C1 14/200 4790
B R SH1 6/85 3760 SS C C1 50/725 4791
B R SH1 50/725 3762 long exihose and 2 cylinders
B R SH1 200/3,000 3763 B R LH2 6/85 3776 S 202/C contact gauge,
SS R SH1 6/85 3832 B R LH2 14/200 3777 coil and 2 cylinders
SS R SH1 14/200 3833 B R LH2 50/725 3778 B C C2 6/85 4713
SS R SH1 50/725 3834 B R LH2 200/3,000 3779 B C C2 14/200 4714
SS R SH1 200/3,000 3835 SS R LH2 6/85 3848 B C C2 50/725 4715
SS R LH2 14/200 3849 B C C2 200/3,000 4716
B R SH2 6/85 3764 SS C C2 50/725 4795
B R SH2 200/3,000 3767 B R LH4 6/85 3780
SS R SH2 6/85 3836 B R LH4 14/200 3781
SS R SH2 14/200 3837 B R LH4 50/725 3782
S 202/C contact gauge, SS C SH4 50/725 4811 B RC 200/3,000 4748

coil and 4 cylinders SS C SH4 200/3,000 4812 SS RC 6/85 4825
B C C4 6/85 4717 SS RC 14/200 4826
B C C4 50/725 4719 long exihose and 1 cylinder SS RC 200/3,000 4828
B C C4 200/3,000 4720 B C LH1 6/85 4733
SS C C4 50/725 4799 B C LH1 200/3,000 4736 B RC C1 6/85 4749
SS C C4 200/3,000 4800 SS C LH1 6/85 4813 B RC C1 14/200 4750
SS C LH1 14/200 4814 B RC C1 50/725 4751
S 202/C contact gauge, SS C LH1 50/725 4815 B RC C1 200/3,000 4752
short exihose and 1 cylinder SS C LH1 200/3,000 4816 SS RC C1 6/85 4829
B C SH1 6/85 4721 SS RC C1 14/200 4830
B C SH1 50/725 4723 long exihose and 2 cylinders SS RC C1 200/3,000 4832
B C SH1 200/3,000 4724 B C LH2 6/85 4737
SS C SH1 50/725 4803 B C LH2 200/3,000 4740 B RC C2 6/85 4753
SS C SH1 200/3,000 4804 SS C LH2 6/85 4817 B RC C2 14/200 4754
SS C LH2 14/200 4818 B RC C2 50/725 4755
short exihose and 2 cylinders SS C LH2 200/3,000 4820 SS RC C2 6/85 4833
B C SH2 6/85 4725 SS RC C2 14/200 4834
B C SH2 200/3,000 4728 B C LH4 6/85 4741
SS C SH2 50/725 4807 B C LH4 200/3,000 4744 B RC C4 6/85 4757
SS C SH2 200/3,000 4808 SS C LH4 6/85 4821 B RC C4 14/200 4758
SS C LH4 14/200 4822 B RC C4 50/725 4759
B C SH4 6/85 4729 SS RC C4 14/200 4838
B C SH4 50/725 4731 contact gauge SS RC C4 200/3,000 4840
B C SH4 200/3,000 4732 B RC 6/85 4745
SS C SH4 6/85 4809 B RC 14/200 4746
SS C SH4 14/200 4810 B RC 50/725 4747
S 202/RC residual gas outlet, contact S 202/RC residual gas outlet, contact
gauge, short exihose and 1 cylinder gauge, long exihose and 1 cylinder
B RC SH1 6/85 4761 B RC LH1 6/85 4773
B RC SH1 14/200 4762 B RC LH1 14/200 4774
B RC SH1 50/725 4763 B RC LH1 50/725 4775
B RC SH1 200/3,000 4764 B RC LH1 200/3,000 4776
SS RC SH1 6/85 4841 SS RC LH1 6/85 4853
SS RC SH1 14/200 4842 SS RC LH1 14/200 4854
SS RC SH1 50/725 4843 SS RC LH1 50/725 4855
SS RC SH1 200/3,000 4844 SS RC LH1 200/3,000 4856
gauge, short exihose and 2 cylinders gauge, long exihose and 2 cylinders
B RC SH2 6/85 4765 B RC LH2 6/85 4777
B RC SH2 14/200 4766 B RC LH2 14/200 4778
B RC SH2 50/725 4767 B RC LH2 50/725 4779
B RC SH2 200/3,000 4768 B RC LH2 200/3,000 4780
SS RC SH2 6/85 4845 SS RC LH2 6/85 4857
SS RC SH2 14/200 4846 SS RC LH2 14/200 4858
SS RC SH2 50/725 4847 SS RC LH2 50/725 4859
SS RC SH2 200/3,000 4848 SS RC LH2 200/3,000 4860
gauge, short exihose and 4 cylinders gauge, long exihose and 4 cylinder
B RC SH4 6/85 4769 B RC LH4 6/85 4781
B RC SH4 14/200 4770 B RC LH4 14/200 4782
B RC SH4 50/725 4771 B RC LH4 50/725 4783
B RC SH4 200/3,000 4772 B RC LH4 200/3,000 4784
SS RC SH4 6/85 4849 SS RC LH4 6/85 4861
SS RC SH4 14/200 4850 SS RC LH4 14/200 4862
SS RC SH4 50/725 4851 SS RC LH4 50/725 4863
SS RC SH4 200/3,000 4852 SS RC LH4 200/3,000 4864
Gas panels
S 203 Single gas panel Technical Data
Single stage gas supply panel with external gas Inlet primary pressure 230 ; 3,300
purging, designed for reactive, toxic and [bar ; psi]
corrosive gases. Outlet pressure 0.56 ; 885
[bar ; psi] 2.514 ; 35200
2.550 ; 35725
10200 ; 1453,000
Description
[bar ; psi] 025 ; 0360
equipped with external gas purging to allow purging of the high
080 ; 01,400
pressure side before disconnecting cylinders. It is is mounted on
0315 ; 04,500
a stainless steel console and consists of a pressure regulator, inlet
and outlet pressure gauges, a relief valve and shut-off valves for the Connection 1, 2 or 4 cylinders
process gas at high and low pressure ends and for the purging gas. Process gas in NPT 1/4 female
The panel can also be equipped with contact gauge (/C models) for Process gas out NPT 1/4 female
automatic surveillance. When applicable the panel can be ordered Purge gas inlet Tube tting 6 mm
with residual gas line (/R models) connecting the relief valve with Purge gas outlet Tube tting 6 mm
Seals PVDF PCTFE
Membrane Hastelloy
160
30
9 10 bar*
6
ow
x fl
3 Ma
0
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 23 27
400
155
Purge To process To ventilation

gas inlet

Process
gas inlet

B = Brass
x/x = Bar/Psi
C = Contact gauge
B6/85 3427 B SH1 6/85 3868 B LH2 6/85 3884
B14/200 3150 B SH1 14/200 3869 B LH2 14/200 3885
B50/725 3428 B SH1 50/725 3870 B LH2 50/725 3886
B200/3,000 3429 B SH1 200/3,000 3871 B LH2 200/3,000 3887
SS6/85 3430 SS SH1 6/85 3904 SS LH2 6/85 3920
SS14/200 3151 SS SH1 14/200 3905 SS LH2 14/200 3921
SS50/725 3431 SS SH1 50/725 3906 SS LH2 50/725 3922
SS200/3,000 3432 SS SH1 200/3,000 3907 SS LH2 200/3,000 3923
B C1 6/85 3856 B SH2 6/85 3872 B LH4 6/85 3888
B C1 14/200 3857 B SH2 14/200 3873 B LH4 14/200 3889
B C1 50/725 3858 B SH2 50/725 3874 B LH4 50/725 3890
B C1 200/3,000 3859 B SH2 200/3,000 3875 B LH4 200/3,000 3891
SS C1 6/85 3892 SS SH2 6/85 3908 SS LH4 6/85 3924
SS C1 14/200 3893 SS SH2 14/200 3909 SS LH4 14/200 3925
SS C1 50/725 3894 SS SH2 50/725 3910 SS LH4 50/725 3926
SS C1 200/3,000 3895 SS SH2 200/3,000 3911 SS LH4 200/3,000 3927
B C2 6/85 3860 B SH4 6/85 3876 B R 6/85 4865
B C2 14/200 3861 B SH4 14/200 3877 B R 14/200 4866
B C2 50/725 3862 B SH4 50/725 3878 B R 50/725 4867
B C2 200/3,000 3863 B SH4 200/3,000 3879 B R 200/3,000 4868
SS C2 6/85 3896 SS SH4 6/85 3912 SS R 6/85 4985
SS C2 14/200 3897 SS SH4 14/200 3913 SS R 14/200 4986
SS C2 50/725 3898 SS SH4 50/725 3914 SS R 50/725 4987
SS C2 200/3,000 3899 SS SH4 200/3,000 3915 SS R 200/3,000 4988
B C4 14/200 3865 B LH1 14/200 3881 B R C1 6/85 4869
B C4 50/725 3866 B LH1 50/725 3882 B R C1 14/200 4870
B C4 200/3,000 3867 B LH1 200/3,000 3883 B R C1 50/725 4871
SS C4 6/85 3900 SS LH1 6/85 3916 B R C1 200/3,000 4872
SS C4 14/200 3901 SS LH1 14/200 3917 SS R C1 6/85 4989
SS C4 50/725 3902 SS LH1 50/725 3918 SS R C1 14/200 4990
SS C4 200/3,000 3903 SS LH1 200/3,000 3919 SS R C1 50/725 4991
SS R C1 200/3,000 4992
S 203/R residual gas outlet, SS R SH2 14/200 5006 B R LH4 50/725 4903
coil and 2 cylinders SS R SH2 50/725 5007 B R LH4 200/3,000 4904
B R C2 6/85 4873 SS R SH2 200/3,000 5008 SS R LH4 6/85 5021
B R C2 14/200 4874 SS R LH4 14/200 5022
B R C2 200/3,000 4876 short exihose and 4 cylinders SS R LH4 200/3,000 5024
SS R C2 6/85 4993 B R SH4 6/85 4889
SS R C2 50/725 4995 B R SH4 50/725 4891 B C 6/85 4905
SS R C2 200/3,000 4996 B R SH4 200/3,000 4892 B C 14/200 4906
SS R SH4 6/85 5009 B C 50/725 4907
S 203/R residual gas outlet, SS R SH4 14/200 5010 B C 200/3,000 4908
coil and 4 cylinders SS R SH4 50/725 5011 SS C 6/85 5025
B R C4 6/85 4877 SS R SH4 200/3,000 5012 SS C 14/200 5026
B R C4 14/200 4878 SS C 50/725 5027
B R C4 200/3,000 4880 long exihose and 1 cylinder
SS R C4 6/85 4997 B R LH1 6/85 4893 S 203/C contact gauge,
SS R C4 50/725 4999 B R LH1 50/725 4895 B C C1 6/85 4909
SS R C4 200/3,000 5000 B R LH1 200/3,000 4896 B C C1 14/200 4910
SS R LH1 6/85 5013 B C C1 50/725 4911
S 203/R residual gas outlet, SS R LH1 14/200 5014 B C C1 200/3,000 4912
short exihose and 1 cylinder SS R LH1 50/725 5015 SS C C1 6/85 5029
B R SH1 6/85 4881 SS R LH1 200/3,000 5016 SS C C1 14/200 5030
B R SH1 14/200 4882 SS C C1 50/725 5031
B R SH1 200/3,000 4884 long exihose and 2 cylinders
SS R SH1 6/85 5001 B R LH2 6/85 4897 S 203/C contact gauge,
SS R SH1 50/725 5003 B R LH2 50/725 4899 B C C2 6/85 4913
SS R SH1 200/3,000 5004 B R LH2 200/3,000 4900 B C C2 14/200 4914
SS R LH2 6/85 5017 B C C2 50/725 4915
S 203/R residual gas outlet, SS R LH2 14/200 5018 B C C2 200/3,000 4916
short exihose and 2 cylinders SS R LH2 50/725 5019 SS C C2 6/85 5033
B R SH2 6/85 4885 SS R LH2 200/3,000 5020 SS C C2 14/200 5034
B R SH2 14/200 4886 SS C C2 50/725 5035
B R SH2 200/3,000 4888 long exihose and 4 cylinders
SS R SH2 6/85 5005 B R LH4 6/85 4901
B R LH4 14/200 4902
S 203/C contact gauge, SS C SH4 50/725 5051 B RC 200/3,000 4948

B C C4 6/85 4917 SS RC 14/200 5066
B C C4 50/725 4919 long exihose and 1 cylinder SS RC 200/3,000 5068
B C C4 200/3,000 4920 B C LH1 6/85 4933
SS C C4 50/725 5039 B C LH1 200/3,000 4936 B RC C1 6/85 4949
SS C C4 200/3,000 5040 SS C LH1 6/85 5053 B RC C1 14/200 4950
SS C LH1 14/200 5054 B RC C1 50/725 4951
short exihose and 1 cylinder SS C LH1 200/3,000 5056 SS RC C1 6/85 5069
B C SH1 6/85 4921 SS RC C1 14/200 5070
B C SH1 200/3,000 4924 B C LH2 6/85 4937
SS C SH1 50/725 5043 B C LH2 200/3,000 4940 B RC C2 6/85 4953
SS C SH1 200/3,000 5044 SS C LH2 6/85 5057 B RC C2 14/200 4954
SS C LH2 14/200 5058 B RC C2 50/725 4955
B C SH2 6/85 4925 SS RC C2 14/200 5074
B C SH2 200/3,000 4928 B C LH4 6/85 4941
SS C SH2 50/725 5047 B C LH4 200/3,000 4944 B RC C4 6/85 4957
SS C SH2 200/3,000 5048 SS C LH4 6/85 5061 B RC C4 14/200 4958
SS C LH4 14/200 5062 B RC C4 50/725 4959
B C SH4 6/85 4929 SS RC C4 14/200 5078
B C SH4 200/3,000 4932 B RC 6/85 4945
SS C SH4 6/85 5049 B RC 14/200 4946
SS C SH4 14/200 5050 B RC 50/725 4947
gauge, short exihose and 1 cylinder gauge, long exihose and 1 cylinder
B RC SH1 6/85 4961 B RC LH1 6/85 4973
B RC SH1 14/200 4962 B RC LH1 14/200 4974
B RC SH1 50/725 4963 B RC LH1 50/725 4975
B RC SH1 200/3,000 4964 B RC LH1 200/3,000 4976
SS RC SH1 6/85 5081 SS RC LH1 6/85 5093
SS RC SH1 14/200 5082 SS RC LH1 14/200 5094
SS RC SH1 50/725 5083 SS RC LH1 50/725 5095
SS RC SH1 200/3,000 5084 SS RC LH1 200/3,000 5096
B RC SH2 6/85 4965 B RC LH2 6/85 4977
B RC SH2 14/200 4966 B RC LH2 14/200 4978
B RC SH2 50/725 4967 B RC LH2 50/725 4979
B RC SH2 200/3,000 4968 B RC LH2 200/3,000 4980
SS RC SH2 6/85 5085 SS RC LH2 6/85 5097
SS RC SH2 14/200 5086 SS RC LH2 14/200 5098
SS RC SH2 50/725 5087 SS RC LH2 50/725 5099
SS RC SH2 200/3,000 5088 SS RC LH2 200/3,000 5100
B RC SH4 6/85 4969 B RC LH4 6/85 4981
B RC SH4 14/200 4970 B RC LH4 14/200 4982
B RC SH4 50/725 4971 B RC LH4 50/725 4983
B RC SH4 200/3,000 4972 B RC LH4 200/3,000 4984
SS RC SH4 6/85 5089 SS RC LH4 6/85 5101
SS RC SH4 14/200 5090 SS RC LH4 14/200 5102
SS RC SH4 50/725 5091 SS RC LH4 50/725 5103
SS RC SH4 200/3,000 5092 SS RC LH4 200/3,000 5104
Gas panels
D 204 Double gas panel Technical Data
purging, designed for high purity gases and [bar ; psi]
mixtures (including ammable), with connection Outlet pressure 0.56 ; 885
for 2x1 cylinder. [bar ; psi] 2.514 ; 35200
2.550 ; 35725
10200 ; 1453,000
Description
Gas panel D 204 is designed for double cylinders or bundles. It is
[bar ; psi] 025 ; 0360
equipped with internal gas purging to avoid contaminants enter-
080 ; 01,400
ing the process line after changing the cylinders. It is is mounted
0315 ; 04,500
on a stainless steel console and consists of a pressure regulator, in-
let and outlet pressure gauges, a relief valve and shut-off valves for Connection 21, 22 or 24 cylinders
the process gas at the high pressure end and for the purging gas. Process gas in NPT 1/4 female
The gas supply is uninterrupted during cylinder change. Switch- Process gas out NPT 1/4 female
over is manual. Purge gas outlet Tube tting 6 mm
The panel can also be equipped with contact gauge (/C models) for Material
automatic surveillance. When applicable the panel can be ordered Housing Brass, Ni/Cr plated
with residual gas line (/R models) connecting the relief valve with Stainless steel 316L
the purge outlet. Seals PVDF PCTFE
Membrane Hastelloy
D 204 Double gas panel
160
30

10 bar*
9
w
3 x flo
Ma
0 400
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 23 27

155

Process
gas inlet

B = Brass
x/x = Bar/Psi
C = Contact gauge
D 204 Code D 204 short exihose and 2 cylinders D 204 long exihose and 4 cylinders
B6/85 3433 B SH2 6/85 3940 B LH4 6/85 3956
B14/200 3152 B SH2 14/200 3941 B LH4 14/200 3957
B50/725 3434 B SH2 50/725 3942 B LH4 50/725 3958
B200/3,000 3435 B SH2 200/3,000 3943 B LH4 200/3,000 3959
SS6/85 3436 SS SH2 6/85 3976 SS LH4 6/85 3992
SS14/200 3153 SS SH2 14/200 3977 SS LH4 14/200 3993
SS50/725 3437 SS SH2 50/725 3978 SS LH4 50/725 3994
SS200/3,000 3438 SS SH2 200/3,000 3979 SS LH4 200/3,000 3995
D 204 coil and 2 cylinders D 204 short exihose and 4 cylinders D 204 long exihose and 8 cylinders
B C2 6/85 3928 B SH4 6/85 3944 B LH8 6/85 3960
B C2 14/200 3929 B SH4 14/200 3945 B LH8 14/200 3961
B C2 50/725 3930 B SH4 50/725 3946 B LH8 50/725 3962
B C2 200/3,000 3931 B SH4 200/3,000 3947 B LH8 200/3,000 3963
SS C2 6/85 3964 SS SH4 6/85 3980 SS LH8 6/85 3996
SS C2 14/200 3965 SS SH4 14/200 3981 SS LH8 14/200 3997
SS C2 50/725 3966 SS SH4 50/725 3982 SS LH8 50/725 3998
SS C2 200/3,000 3967 SS SH4 200/3,000 3983 SS LH8 200/3,000 3999
D 204 coil and 4 cylinders D 204 short exihose and 8 cylinders D 204/R residual gas outlet
B C4 6/85 3932 B SH8 6/85 3948 B R 6/85 5105
B C4 14/200 3933 B SH8 14/200 3949 B R 14/200 5106
B C4 50/725 3934 B SH8 50/725 3950 B R 50/725 5107
B C4 200/3,000 3935 B SH8 200/3,000 3951 B R 200/3,000 5108
SS C4 6/85 3968 SS SH8 6/85 3984 SS R 6/85 5145
SS C4 14/200 3969 SS SH8 14/200 3985 SS R 14/200 5146
SS C4 50/725 3970 SS SH8 50/725 3986 SS R 50/725 5147
SS C4 200/3,000 3971 SS SH8 200/3,000 3987 SS R 200/3,000 5148
D 204 coil and 8 cylinders D 204 long exihose and 2 cylinders D 204/R residual gas outlet,
B C8 6/85 3936 B LH2 6/85 3952 coil and 2 cylinders
B C8 14/200 3937 B LH2 14/200 3953 B R C2 6/85 5109
B C8 50/725 3938 B LH2 50/725 3954 B R C2 14/200 5110
B C8 200/3,000 3939 B LH2 200/3,000 3955 B R C2 50/725 5111
SS C8 6/85 3972 SS LH2 6/85 3988 B R C2 200/3,000 5112
SS C8 14/200 3973 SS LH2 14/200 3989 SS R C2 6/85 5149
SS C8 50/725 3974 SS LH2 50/725 3990 SS R C2 14/200 5150
SS C8 200/3,000 3975 SS LH2 200/3,000 3991 SS R C2 50/725 5151
SS R C2 200/3,000 5152
D 204/R residual gas outlet, SS R SH4 50/725 5167 B R LH8 200/3,000 5144
B R C4 6/85 5113 SS R LH8 14/200 5182
B R C4 14/200 5114 D 204/R residual gas outlet, SS R LH8 50/725 5183
B R C4 200/3,000 5116 B R SH8 6/85 5129
SS R C4 6/85 5153 B R SH8 14/200 5130 D 204/C contact gauge
SS R C4 14/200 5154 B R SH8 50/725 5131 B C 6/85 3439
SS R C4 50/725 5155 B R SH8 200/3,000 5132 B C 14/200 3154
SS R C4 200/3,000 5156 SS R SH8 6/85 5169 B C 50/725 3440
SS R SH8 14/200 5170 B C 200/3,000 3441
D 204/R residual gas outlet, SS R SH8 50/725 5171 SS C 6/85 3442
B R C8 6/85 5117 SS C 50/725 3443
B R C8 14/200 5118 D 204/R residual gas outlet, SS C 200/3,000 3444
B R C8 50/725 5119 long exihose and 2 cylinders
B R C8 200/3,000 5120 B R LH2 6/85 5133 D 204/C contact gauge,
SS R C8 6/85 5157 B R LH2 14/200 5134 coil and 2 cylinders
SS R C8 14/200 5158 B R LH2 50/725 5135 B C C2 6/85 4000
SS R C8 50/725 5159 B R LH2 200/3,000 5136 B C C2 14/200 4001
SS R C8 200/3,000 5160 SS R LH2 6/85 5173 B C C2 50/725 4002
SS R LH2 14/200 5174 B C C2 200/3,000 4003
D 204/R residual gas outlet, SS R LH2 50/725 5175 SS C C2 6/85 4036
B R SH2 6/85 5121 SS C C2 50/725 4038
B R SH2 14/200 5122 D 204/R residual gas outlet, SS C C2 200/3,000 4039
B R SH2 200/3,000 5124 B R LH4 6/85 5137 D 204/C contact gauge,
SS R SH2 14/200 5162 B R LH4 50/725 5139 B C C4 6/85 4004
SS R SH2 50/725 5163 B R LH4 200/3,000 5140 B C C4 14/200 4005
SS R SH2 200/3,000 5164 SS R LH4 6/85 5177 B C C4 50/725 4006
SS R LH4 14/200 5178 B C C4 200/3,000 4007
D 204/R residual gas outlet, SS R LH4 50/725 5179 SS C C4 6/85 4040
B R SH4 6/85 5125 SS C C4 50/725 4042
B R SH4 14/200 5126 D 204/R residual gas outlet, SS C C4 200/3,000 4043
B R SH4 200/3,000 5128 B R LH8 6/85 5141
SS R SH4 6/85 5165 B R LH8 14/200 5142
SS R SH4 14/200 5166 B R LH8 50/725 5143
D 204/C contact gauge, SS C SH8 50/725 4058 B RC 200/3,000 5188

B C C8 6/85 4008 SS RC 14/200 5226
B C C8 14/200 4009 D 204/C contact gauge, SS RC 50/725 5227
B C C8 50/725 4010 long exihose and 2 cylinders SS RC 200/3,000 5228
B C C8 200/3,000 4011 B C LH2 6/85 4024
SS C C8 6/85 4044 B C LH2 14/200 4025 D 204/RC residual gas outlet,
SS C C8 14/200 4045 B C LH2 50/725 4026 contact gauge, coil and 2 cylinders
SS C C8 50/725 4046 B C LH2 200/3,000 4027 B RC C2 6/85 5189
SS C C8 200/3,000 4047 SS C LH2 6/85 4060 B RC C2 14/200 5190
SS C LH2 14/200 4061 B RC C2 50/725 5191
D 204/C contact gauge, SS C LH2 50/725 4062 B RC C2 200/3,000 5192
B C SH2 6/85 4012 SS RC C2 14/200 5230
B C SH2 14/200 4013 D 204/C contact gauge, SS RC C2 50/725 5231
B C SH2 200/3,000 4015 B C LH4 6/85 4028
SS C SH2 6/85 4048 B C LH4 14/200 4029 D 204/RC residual gas outlet,
SS C SH2 50/725 4050 B C LH4 200/3,000 4031 B RC C4 6/85 5193
SS C SH2 200/3,000 4051 SS C LH4 6/85 4064 B RC C4 14/200 5194
SS C LH4 14/200 4065 B RC C4 50/725 5195
B C SH4 6/85 4016 SS RC C4 14/200 5234
B C SH4 14/200 4017 D 204/C contact gauge, SS RC C4 50/725 5235
B C SH4 200/3,000 4019 B C LH8 6/85 4032
SS C SH4 6/85 4052 B C LH8 14/200 4033 D 204/RC residual gas outlet,
SS C SH4 50/725 4054 B C LH8 200/3,000 4035 B RC C8 6/85 5197
SS C SH4 200/3,000 4055 SS C LH8 6/85 4068 B RC C8 14/200 5198
SS C LH8 14/200 4069 B RC C8 50/725 5199
B C SH8 6/85 4020 SS RC C8 14/200 5238
B C SH8 14/200 4021 D 204/RC residual gas outlet, SS RC C8 50/725 5239
B C SH8 200/3,000 4023 B RC 6/85 5185
SS C SH8 6/85 4056 B RC 14/200 5186
SS C SH8 14/200 4057 B RC 50/725 5187
D 204/RC residual gas outlet, contact D 204/RC residual gas outlet, contact
B RC SH2 6/85 5201 B RC LH2 6/85 5213
B RC SH2 14/200 5202 B RC LH2 14/200 5214
B RC SH2 50/725 5203 B RC LH2 50/725 5215
B RC SH2 200/3,000 5204 B RC LH2 200/3,000 5216
SS RC SH2 6/85 5241 SS RC LH2 6/85 5253
SS RC SH2 14/200 5242 SS RC LH2 14/200 5254
SS RC SH2 50/725 5243 SS RC LH2 50/725 5255
SS RC SH2 200/3,000 5244 SS RC LH2 200/3,000 5256
B RC SH4 6/85 5205 B RC LH4 6/85 5217
B RC SH4 14/200 5206 B RC LH4 14/200 5218
B RC SH4 50/725 5207 B RC LH4 50/725 5219
B RC SH4 200/3,000 5208 B RC LH4 200/3,000 5220
SS RC SH4 6/85 5245 SS RC LH4 6/85 5257
SS RC SH4 14/200 5246 SS RC LH4 14/200 5258
SS RC SH4 50/725 5247 SS RC LH4 50/725 5259
SS RC SH4 200/3,000 5248 SS RC LH4 200/3,000 5260
B RC SH8 6/85 5209 B RC LH8 6/85 5221
B RC SH8 14/200 5210 B RC LH8 14/200 5222
B RC SH8 50/725 5211 B RC LH8 50/725 5223
B RC SH8 200/3,000 5212 B RC LH8 200/3,000 5224
SS RC SH8 6/85 5249 SS RC LH8 6/85 5261
SS RC SH8 14/200 5250 SS RC LH8 14/200 5262
SS RC SH8 50/725 5251 SS RC LH8 50/725 5263
SS RC SH8 200/3,000 5252 SS RC LH8 200/3,000 5264
Gas panels
A 208 Semi-automatic gas panel Technical Data
Single stage, semi-automatic gas supply panel Inlet primary pressure 230 ; 3,300
with internal gas purging, designed for high [bar ; psi]
purity gases and mixtures. Outlet pressure 14 +3/3 ; 200 +45/45
[bar ; psi] 50 +8/10 ; 725 +115/145
Connection 21 to 24 cylinders
Description
Gas panel A 208 is a semi-automatic gas panel designed for unin-
terrupted gas supply. Switch-over between the two connected cylin-
Purge gas outlet Tube tting 6 mm
ders or bundles occurs when the pressure of one side (the primary
side) falls below a pre-set pressure level. This is achieved by two in- Material
tegrated regulators (factory-set to slightly different delivery pressure Housing Brass, Ni/Cr plated
levels) which are connected at their outlet ports. Stainless steel 316L
Semi-automatic supply panels should be connected to an alarm so Seals PVDF PCTFE
that the cylinders will be switched on time. Membrane Hastelloy
The panel can also be equipped with contact gauge (/C models) for Operating temperature 20+70C ; 4+158F
automatic surveillance. When applicable the panel can be ordered
with residual gas line (/R models) connecting the relief valve with
the purge outlet.
Highlights
Continuous supply of pure gases Process-gas purging system
Automatic switch over without auxiliary power High ow capacity
Positive indication of active cylinder Compact design
A 208 Semi-automatic gas panel
30
16 16 bar*
12 w
flo
8 12 bar** ax
M
4
0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 400
* Set pressure operating side Flow, Nm /h N2 3
** Set pressure backup

155
To ventilation To process

Process Process
gas inlet gas inlet
Gas panel A 208 product names and codes

B = Brass
x/x = Bar/Psi
C = Contact gauge
A 208 Code A 208 long exihose and 2 cylinders SS R C8 14/200 5291

B14/200 3164 B LH2 14/200 4318 SS R C8 50/725 5292
B50/725 3463 B LH2 50/725 4319
SS14/200 3165 SS LH2 14/200 4336 A 208/R residual gas outlet,
SS50/725 3464 SS LH2 50/725 4337 short exihose and 2 cylinders
B R SH2 14/200 5273
A 208 coil and 2 cylinders A 208 long exihose and 4 cylinders B R SH2 50/725 5274
B C2 14/200 4306 B LH4 14/200 4320 SS R SH2 14/200 5293
B C2 50/725 4307 B LH4 50/725 4321 SS R SH2 50/725 5294
SS C2 14/200 4324 SS LH4 14/200 4338
SS C2 50/725 4325 SS LH4 50/725 4339 A 208/R residual gas outlet,
short exihose and 4 cylinders
B C4 14/200 4308 B LH8 14/200 4322 B R SH4 50/725 5276
B C4 50/725 4309 B LH8 50/725 4323 SS R SH4 14/200 5295
SS C4 14/200 4326 SS LH8 14/200 4340 SS R SH4 50/725 5296
SS C4 50/725 4327 SS LH8 50/725 4341
A 208/R residual gas outlet,
A 208 coil and 8 cylinders A 208/R residual gas outlet short exihose and 8 cylinders
B C8 14/200 4310 B R 14/200 5265 B R SH8 14/200 5277
B C8 50/725 4311 B R 50/725 5266 B R SH8 50/725 5278
SS C8 14/200 4328 SS R 14/200 5285 SS R SH8 14/200 5297
SS C8 50/725 4329 SS R 50/725 5286 SS R SH8 50/725 5298
A 208 short exihose and 2 cylinders A 208/R residual gas outlet, A 208/R residual gas outlet,
B SH2 14/200 4312 coil and 2 cylinders long exihose and 2 cylinders
B SH2 50/725 4313 B R C2 14/200 5267 B R LH2 14/200 5279
SS SH2 14/200 4330 B R C2 50/725 5268 B R LH2 50/725 5280
SS SH2 50/725 4331 SS R C2 14/200 5287 SS R LH2 14/200 5299
SS R C2 50/725 5288 SS R LH2 50/725 5300
A 208 short exihose and 4 cylinders
B SH4 14/200 4314 A 208/R residual gas outlet, A 208/R residual gas outlet,
SS SH4 14/200 4332 B R C4 14/200 5269 B R LH4 14/200 5281
SS SH4 50/725 4333 B R C4 50/725 5270 B R LH4 50/725 5282
SS R C4 14/200 5289 SS R LH4 14/200 5301
A 208 short exihose and 8 cylinders SS R C4 50/725 5290 SS R LH4 50/725 5302
B SH8 14/200 4316
SS SH8 14/200 4334 coil and 8 cylinders long exihose and 8 cylinders
SS SH8 50/725 4335 B R C8 14/200 5271 B R LH8 14/200 5283
B R C8 50/725 5272 B R LH8 50/725 5284
SS R LH8 14/200 5303 SS C SH8 14/200 4370 B RC C8 50/725 5312

SS R LH8 50/725 5304 SS C SH8 50/725 4371 SS RC C8 14/200 5331
SS RC C8 50/725 5332
A 208/C contact gauge A 208/C contact gauge,
B C 14/200 3166 long exihose and 2 cylinders A 208/RC residual gas outlet, contact gauge,
B C 50/725 3465 B C LH2 14/200 4354 short exihose and 2 cylinders
SS C 14/200 3167 B C LH2 50/725 4355 B RC SH2 14/200 5313
SS C 50/725 3466 SS C LH2 14/200 4372 B RC SH2 50/725 5314
SS C LH2 50/725 4373 SS RC SH2 14/200 5333
A 208/C contact gauge, SS RC SH2 50/725 5334
coil and 2 cylinders A 208/C contact gauge,
B C C2 14/200 4342 long exihose and 4 cylinders A 208/RC residual gas outlet, contact gauge,
B C C2 50/725 4343 B C LH4 14/200 4356 short exihose and 4 cylinders
SS C C2 14/200 4360 B C LH4 50/725 4357 B RC SH4 14/200 5315
SS C C2 50/725 4361 SS C LH4 14/200 4374 B RC SH4 50/725 5316
SS C LH42 50/725 4375 SS RC SH4 14/200 5335
coil and 4 cylinders A 208/C contact gauge,
B C C4 14/200 4344 long exihose and 8 cylinders A 208/RC residual gas outlet, contact gauge,
B C C4 50/725 4345 B C LH8 14/200 4358 short exihose and 8 cylinders
SS C C4 14/200 4362 B C LH8 50/725 4359 B RC SH8 14/200 5317
SS C C4 50/725 4363 SS C LH8 14/200 4376 B RC SH8 50/725 5318
SS C LH8 50/725 4377 SS RC SH8 14/200 5337
coil and 8 cylinders A 208/RC residual gas outlet,
B C C8 14/200 4346 contact gauge A 208/RC residual gas outlet, contact gauge,
B C C8 50/725 4347 B RC 14/200 5305 long exihose and 2 cylinders
SS C C8 14/200 4364 B RC 50/725 5306 B RC LH2 14/200 5319
SS C C8 50/725 4365 SS RC 14/200 5325 B RC LH2 50/725 5320
SS RC 50/725 5326 SS RC LH2 14/200 5339
A 208/C contact gauge, SS RC LH2 50/725 5340
short exihose and 2 cylinders A 208/RC residual gas outlet,
B C SH2 14/200 4348 contact gauge, coil and 2 cylinders A 208/RC residual gas outlet, contact gauge,
B C SH2 50/725 4349 B RC C2 14/200 5307 long exihose and 4 cylinders
SS C SH2 14/200 4366 B RC C2 50/725 5308 B RC LH4 14/200 5321
SS C SH2 50/725 4367 SS RC C2 14/200 5327 B RC LH4 50/725 5322
SS RC C2 50/725 5328 SS RC LH4 14/200 5341
B C SH4 14/200 4350 contact gauge, coil and 4 cylinders A 208/RC residual gas outlet, contact
B C SH4 50/725 4351 B RC C4 14/200 5309 gauge,long exihose and 8 cylinders
SS C SH4 14/200 4368 B RC C4 50/725 5310 B RC LH8 14/200 5323
SS C SH4 50/725 4369 SS RC C4 14/200 5329 B RC LH8 50/725 5324
SS RC C4 50/725 5330 SS RC LH8 14/200 5343
B C SH8 14/200 4352 contact gauge, coil and 8 cylinders
B C SH8 50/725 4353 B RC C8 14/200 5311
Gas panels
A 209 Semi-automatic gas panel Technical Data
Single stage, semi-automatic gas supply panel Inlet primary pressure 230 ; 3,300
with external gas purging, designed for reactive, [bar ; psi]
toxic and corrosive gases. Outlet pressure 14 +3/3 ; 200 +45/45
[bar ; psi] 50 +8/10 ; 725 +115/145
Connection 21 to 24 cylinders
Description
Gas panel A 209 is a semi-automatic gas panel designed for unin-
terrupted gas supply. Switch-over between the two connected cylin-
Purge gas inlet NPT 1/4 female
ders or bundles occurs when the pressure of one side (the primary
Purge gas outlet Tube tting 6 mm
side) falls below a pre-set pressure level. This is achieved by two in-
tegrated regulators (factory-set to slightly different delivery pressure Material
levels) which are connected at their outlet ports. Housing Brass, Ni/Cr plated
Semi-automatic supply panels should be connected to an alarm so Stainless steel 316L
that the cylinders will be switched on time. Seals PVDF PCTFE
The panel can also be equipped with contact gauge (/C models) for Membrane Hastelloy
automatic surveillance. When applicable the panel can be ordered Operating temperature 20+70C ; 4+158F
with residual gas line (/R models) connecting the relief valve with
the purge outlet.
Highlights
Continuous supply of pure gases
Automatic switch over without auxiliary power
Positive indication of active cylinder
Process-gas purging system
High ow capacity
Compact design
A 209 Semi-automatic gas panel
400
16 16 bar*
12 w
155
flo
8 12 bar** ax
M
4
0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 All measurements in millimeters.
* Set pressure operating side Flow, Nm3/h N2
** Set pressure backup
To ventilation To process
Purge Purge
gas inlet gas inlet
Process Process
gas inlet gas inlet

B = Brass
x/x = Bar/Psi
C = Contact gauge
A 209 Code A 209 long exihose and 2 cylinders SS R C8 14/200 5371

B14/200 3168 B LH2 14/200 4390 SS R C8 50/725 5372
B50/725 3467 B LH2 50/725 4391
SS14/200 3169 SS LH2 14/200 4408 A 209/R residual gas outlet,
SS50/725 3468 SS LH2 50/725 4409 short exihose and 2 cylinders
B R SH2 14/200 5353
B C2 14/200 4378 B LH4 14/200 4392 SS R SH2 14/200 5373
B C2 50/725 4379 B LH4 50/725 4393 SS R SH2 50/725 5374
SS C2 14/200 4396 SS LH4 14/200 4410
SS C2 50/725 4397 SS LH4 50/725 4411 A 209/R residual gas outlet,
short exihose and 4 cylinders
B C4 14/200 4380 B LH8 14/200 4394 B R SH4 50/725 5356
B C4 50/725 4381 B LH8 50/725 4395 SS R SH4 14/200 5375
SS C4 14/200 4398 SS LH8 14/200 4412 SS R SH4 50/725 5376
SS C4 50/725 4399 SS LH8 50/725 4413
A 209/R residual gas outlet,
A 209 coil and 8 cylinders A 209/R residual gas outlet short exihose and 8 cylinders
B C8 14/200 4382 B R 14/200 5345 B R SH8 14/200 5357
B C8 50/725 4383 B R 50/725 5346 B R SH8 50/725 5358
SS C8 14/200 4400 SS R 14/200 5365 SS R SH8 14/200 5377
SS C8 50/725 4401 SS R 50/725 5366 SS R SH8 50/725 5378
A 209 short exihose and 2 cylinders A 209/R residual gas outlet, A 209/R residual gas outlet,
B SH2 50/725 4385 B R C2 14/200 5347 B R LH2 14/200 5359
SS SH2 14/200 4402 B R C2 50/725 5348 B R LH2 50/725 5360
SS SH2 50/725 4403 SS R C2 14/200 5367 SS R LH2 14/200 5379
SS R C2 50/725 5368 SS R LH2 50/725 5380
A 209 short exihose and 4 cylinders
SS SH4 14/200 4404 B R C4 14/200 5349 B R LH4 14/200 5361
SS SH4 50/725 4405 B R C4 50/725 5350 B R LH4 50/725 5362
SS R C4 14/200 5369 SS R LH4 14/200 5381
A 209 short exihose and 8 cylinders SS R C4 50/725 5370 SS R LH4 50/725 5382
B SH8 14/200 4388
SS SH8 14/200 4406 coil and 8 cylinders long exihose and 8 cylinders
SS SH8 50/725 4407 B R C8 14/200 5351 B R LH8 14/200 5363
B R C8 50/725 5352 B R LH8 50/725 5364
SS R LH8 14/200 5383 A 209/C contact gauge, A 209/RC residual gas outlet, contact gauge,
SS R LH8 50/725 5384 long exihose and 2 cylinders short exihose and 2 cylinders
B C LH2 14/200 4426 B RC SH2 14/200 5393
A 209/C contact gauge B C LH2 50/725 4427 B RC SH2 50/725 5394
B C 14/200 3170 SS C LH2 14/200 4444 SS RC SH2 14/200 5413
B C 50/725 3469 SS C LH2 50/725 4445 SS RC SH2 50/725 5414
SS C 14/200 3171
SS C 50/725 3470 A 209/C contact gauge, A 209/RC residual gas outlet, contact gauge,
long exihose and 4 cylinders short exihose and 4 cylinders
A 209/C contact gauge, B C LH4 14/200 4428 B RC SH4 14/200 5395
coil and 2 cylinders B C LH4 50/725 4429 B RC SH4 50/725 5396
B C C2 14/200 4414 SS C LH4 14/200 4446 SS RC SH4 14/200 5415
B C C2 50/725 4415 SS C LH4 50/725 4447 SS RC SH4 50/725 5416
SS C C2 14/200 4432
SS C C2 50/725 4433 A 209/C contact gauge, A 209/RC residual gas outlet, contact gauge,
A 209/C contact gauge, long exihose and 8 cylinders short exihose and 8 cylinders
coil and 4 cylinders B C LH8 14/200 4430 B RC SH8 14/200 5397
B C C4 14/200 4416 B C LH8 50/725 4431 B RC SH8 50/725 5398
B C C44 50/725 4417 SS C LH8 14/200 4448 SS RC SH8 14/200 5417
SS C C4 14/200 4434 SS C LH8 50/725 4449 SS RC SH8 50/725 5418
SS C C4 50/725 4435
A 209/RC residual gas outlet, A 209/RC residual gas outlet, contact gauge,
A 209/C contact gauge, contact gauge long exihose and 2 cylinders
coil and 8 cylinders B RC 14/200 5385 B RC LH2 14/200 5399
B C C8 14/200 4418 B RC 50/725 5386 B RC LH2 50/725 5400
B C C8 50/725 4419 SS RC 14/200 5405 SS RC LH2 14/200 5419
SS C C8 14/200 4436 SS RC 50/725 5406 SS RC LH2 50/725 5420
SS C C8 50/725 4437
A 209/C contact gauge, contact gauge, coil and 2 cylinders long exihose and 4 cylinders
short exihose and 2 cylinders B RC C2 14/200 5387 B RC LH4 14/200 5401
B C SH2 14/200 4420 B RC C2 50/725 5388 B RC LH4 50/725 5402
B C SH2 50/725 4421 SS RC C2 14/200 5407 SS RC LH4 14/200 5421
SS C SH2 14/200 4438 SS RC C2 50/725 5408 SS RC LH4 50/725 5422
SS C SH2 50/725 4439
A 209/C contact gauge, contact gauge, coil and 4 cylinders long exihose and 8 cylinders
short exihose and 4 cylinders B RC C4 14/200 5389 B RC LH8 14/200 5403
B C SH4 14/200 4422 B RC C4 50/725 5390 B RC LH8 50/725 5404
B C SH4 50/725 4423 SS RC C4 14/200 5409 SS RC LH8 14/200 5423
SS C SH4 14/200 4440 SS RC C4 50/725 5410 SS RC LH8 50/725 5424
SS C SH4 50/725 4441
A 209/RC residual gas outlet,
A 209/C contact gauge, contact gauge, coil and 8 cylinders
short exihose and 8 cylinders B RC C8 14/200 5391
B C SH8 14/200 4424 B RC C8 50/725 5392
B C SH8 50/725 4425 SS RC C8 14/200 5411
SS C SH8 14/200 4442 SS RC C8 50/725 5412
SS C SH8 50/725 4443
HiQ REDLINE Points of use

where all the action is
The point of use is the second stage of a central gas supply system.
Together with the gas panel it guarantees a very stable outlet pressure and handles any pressure changes that may be caused in
the system. When used together with a semi-automatic gas manifold it handles the pressure changes that are due to the
changes from secondary to primary side.
The HiQ REDLINE system is a modular system which allows maximum freedom. Each point of use can be individually
equipped or stripped by the functions shut off, pressure regulation and ow regulation. In this way the point of use at the
work place can be updated at any point to t the present needs.
Note: HiQ REDLINE points of use are delivered with 6 or 12 mm tube tting inlet connection and 6 mm tube tting outlet connection.
Green group
Use nickel- and chromiumplated brass equipment.
Blue group
Use nickel- and chromiumplated brass or stainless steel equipment.
Orange group
Use stainless steel equipment.
Points of use
W 40 Wall design Technical Data
The point of use is especially developed for specialty gases with Max primary pressure 40 ; 550
high demands of purity, tightness and safety. The point of use is in- [bar ; psi]
tended for wall-mounting with external gas supply line. Design F Secondary pressure 0.11 ; 1.515
is a version with xed pressure and ow meter. [bar ; psi] 0.56 ; 885
110.5 ; 15150
Pressure gauge scale 11.5 ; 14.521
Product Prod.
[bar ; psi] 110 ; 14.5145
name bar psi code
118 ; 14.5260
W 40 A, brass n.a. n.a. 3247
W 40 A, stainless steel n.a. n.a. 3248 Max ow (nitrogen) 2 ; 700
W 40 B, brass 0.11 1.515 3249 [Nm3/h ; SCFH] 6 ; 2,100
W 40 B, brass 0.56 885 3251 11 ; 3,850
W 40 B, brass 110.5 15150 3253 Material Brass, Ni/Cr plated
W 40 B, stainless steel 0.11 1.515 3250 Stainless steel 316L
W 40 B, stainless steel 0.56 885 3252 Operating temperature 20+70C ; 4+158F
W 40 B, stainless steel 110.5 15150 3254
W 40 C, brass 0.11 1.515 3255
W 40 C, brass 0.56 885 3257
W 40 C, brass 110.5 15150 3259
W 40 C, stainless steel 0.11 1.515 3256
W 40 C, stainless steel 0.56 885 3258
W 40 C, stainless steel 110.5 15150 3260
W 40 F, brass 3 45 5425
W 40 F, stainless steel 3 45 5426
Design A
Design B Design C
Points of use
W 40 Wall design
53 100
120
Design A
100 154
120
Design B
100 154
120
Design C

W40 in the drawing is extra equipped.
Points of use
B 40 Bench design Technical Data
tended for mounting on a bench e.g. a laboratory desk, with a gas Secondary pressure 0.11 ; 1.515
supply line from below through the table stand. Design F is a ver- [bar ; psi] 0.56 ; 885
sion with xed pressure and ow meter. 110.5 ; 15150
[bar ; psi] 110 ; 14.5145
Product Prod.
118 ; 14.5260
name bar psi code
B 40 A, brass n.a. n.a. 3261 Max ow (nitrogen) 2 ; 700
B 40 A, stainless steel n.a. n.a. 3262 [Nm3/h ; SCFH] 6 ; 2,100
B 40 B, brass 0.11 1.515 3263 11 ; 3,850
B 40 B, brass 0.56 885 3265 Material Brass, Ni/Cr plated
B 40 B, brass 110.5 15150 3267 Stainless steel 316L
B 40 B, stainless steel 0.11 1.515 3264 Operating temperature 20+70C ; 4+158F
B 40 B, stainless steel 0.56 885 3266
B 40 B, stainless steel 110.5 15150 3268
B 40 C, brass 0.11 1.515 3269
B 40 C, brass 0.56 885 3271
B 40 C, brass 110.5 15150 3273
B 40 C, stainless steel 0.11 1.515 3270
B 40 C, stainless steel 0.56 885 3272
B 40 C, stainless steel 110.5 15150 3274
B 40 F, brass 3 45 5427
B 40 F, stainless steel 3 45 5428
Design A Design B Design C

Points of use
B 40 Bench design
58
50
Design A
ca 53 ca 154
235
58
Design B
50
160 ca 154
235
ca 85
Design C
50

Points of use
L 40 Laboratory cupboard design Technical Data
tended for mounting with gas supply line hidden behind a wall. Secondary pressure 0.11 ; 1.515
Design F is a version with xed pressure and ow meter. [bar ; psi] 0.56 ; 885
110.5 ; 15150
Product Prod.
[bar ; psi] 110 ; 14.5145
name bar psi code
118 ; 14.5260
L 40 A, brass n.a. n.a. 3275
L 40 A, stainless steel n.a. n.a. 3276 Max ow (nitrogen) 2 ; 700
L 40 B, brass 0.11 1.515 3277 [Nm3/h ; SCFH] 6 ; 2,100
L 40 B, brass 0.56 885 3279 11 ; 3,850
L 40 B, brass 110.5 15150 3281 Material Brass, Ni/Cr plated
L 40 B, stainless steel 0.11 1.515 3278 Stainless steel 316L
L 40 B, stainless steel 0.56 885 3280 Operating temperature 20+70C ; 4+158F
L 40 B, stainless steel 110.5 15150 3282
L 40 C, brass 0.11 1.515 3283
L 40 C, brass 0.56 885 3285
L 40 C, brass 110.5 15150 3287
L 40 C, stainless steel 0.11 1.515 3284
L 40 C, stainless steel 0.56 885 3286
L 40 C, stainless steel 110.5 15150 3288
L 40 F, brass 3 45 5429
L 40 F, stainless steel 3 45 5430
Design A
Design B Design C
Points of use
L 40 Laboratory cupboard design
ca 73 ca 58
Design A
ca 53 ca 159
Design B
ca 53 ca 110 ca 159
Design C

HiQ REDLINE Cylinder regulators

when mobility and exibility is the key
Cylinder regulators are used to reduce the high pressure in the gas cylinder to a more manageable pressure in the
simplest of gas delivery systems.
The cylinder regulator is equipped with a cylinder connection, a high pressure gauge to monitor the content of the cylinder and a low
pressure gauge to monitor the adjustable secondary pressure. If there is a need for ow adjustments the cylinder regulator is equipped
with a needle valve, otherwise it is equipped with a shut-off valve.
Cylinder regulators are used when central gas systems are not applicable. Such a case is mobile calibrations for environmental applica-
tions when maximum mobility is a prerequisite.
Cylinder regulators
C 200/1 Single stage regulator Technical Data
C 200/1 is a single stage cylinder regulator, especially suitable for Max primary pressure 230 ; 3,300
specialty gases where demands on purity, tightness and safety are [bar ; psi]
high. A single stage regulator is preferred where the primary pres- Outlet pressure 0.23 ; 345
sure is fairly constant (e.g. for gases in liquid phase). [bar ; psi] 0.56 ; 885
C 200/1 can be plain or equipped with a shut-off valve (type A), a 2.514 ; 35200
needle valve (type B) or equipped for purging of the high pressure 2.550 ; 35725
side (type P). 10200 ; 1503,000
[bar ; psi] 110 ; 14.5145
Product Prod.
025 ; 0360
name bar psi code
080 ; 01,150
C 200/1, brass 0.23 345 4451
0315 ; 04,500
C 200/1, brass 0.56 885 5465
C 200/1, brass 2.514 35200 5466 Stability When the inlet pressure
C 200/1, brass 2.550 35725 4453 drops by 10 bar, 145 psi
C 200/1, brass 10200 1503,000 4454 the outlet pressure rises
C 200/1, stainless steel 0.23 345 4455 by less than 0.1 bar, 1.5 psi.
C 200/1, stainless steel 0.56 885 5473 Connection Out = NPT 1/4 female
C 200/1, stainless steel 2.514 35200 5474 Material
C 200/1, stainless steel 2.550 35725 4457 Housing Brass, Ni/Cr plated
C 200/1, stainless steel 10200 1503,000 4458 Stainless steel 316L
C 200/1 A, brass 0.23 345 3100 Seals PVDF PCTFE
C 200/1 A, brass 0.56 885 5467 Membrane Hastelloy
C 200/1 A, brass 2.514 35200 5468 Seating PCTFE
C 200/1 A, brass 2.550 35725 3102 Operating temp. 40 +50C ; 40 +122F
C 200/1 A, brass 10200 1503,000 3103
Weight 1.3 ; 2.9
C 200/1 A, stainless steel 0.23 345 3112
[kg ; lb]
C 200/1 A, stainless steel 10200 1503,000 3115
C 200/1 B, brass 0.23 345 3104
C 200/1 B, brass 0.56 885 5469
C 200/1 B, brass 2.514 35200 5470
C 200/1 B, stainless steel 0.23 345 3116
C 200/1 P, brass 0.23 345 3108
C 200/1 P, brass 0.56 885 5471
C 200/1 P, brass 2.514 35200 5472
C 200/1 P, brass 2.550 35725 3110
C 200/1 P, brass 10200 1503,000 3111
Cylinder regulators
C 200/1 Single stage regulator
Outlet pressure, bar C 200/1 3 240
3
7 bar*
2
5 bar*
ow
1 3 bar* Max fl
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
* Inlet pressure Flow, Nm3/h N2
Outlet pressure, bar C 200/1 6

8
7
13 bar*
6
5 120140
9 bar*
4
3
w
2 5 bar* x flo
Ma
1
0 3 6 9 12 15

16
14 29 bar*
12
10 21 bar*
8 All measurements in millimeters.
6 Type P. Drawings of other types available on request.
11 bar* w
4 x flo
Ma
2
0 6 12 18 24 30
Outlet pressure, bar C 200/1 50 Outlet pressure, bar C 200/1 200

60 120
230 bar*
50 100
101 bar*
40 80
81 bar* 161 bar*
30 60
w
61 bar* ow x flo
fl
20 Max 40
81 bar* Ma
41 bar*
10 20
0 10 20 30 40 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
* Inlet pressure Flow, Nm3/h N2 * Inlet pressure Flow, Nm3/h N2
Cylinder regulators
C 200/2 Two stage regulator Technical Data
C 200/2 is a two-stage regulator made especially for the high de- Primary pressure 7230 ; 100 3,300
mands on purity, safety and tightness that is necessary for special- [bar ; psi]
ty gases. Two stage regulators are preferred when it is necessary Outlet pressure 0.23 ; 345
with a very stable secondary pressure and the primary pressure [bar ; psi] 0.56 ; 885
varies. 110.5 ; 15150
C 200/2 can be plain or equipped with a shut-off valve (type A), a
needle valve (type B) or equipped for purging of the high pressure
[bar ; psi] 110 ; 14.5145
side (type P).
118 ; 14.5260
Stability When the inlet pressure
Product Prod. drops by 10 bar, 145 psi the
name bar psi code outlet pressure rises by less
C 200/2, brass 0.23 345 5481 than 0.01 bar, 0.1 psi.
C 200/2, brass 0.56 885 4460 Connection Out = NPT 1/4 female
C 200/2, brass 110.5 15150 4461 Material
C 200/2, stainless steel 0.23 345 5485 Housing Brass, Ni/Cr plated
C 200/2, stainless steel 0.56 885 4463 Stainless steel 316L
C 200/2, stainless steel 110.5 15150 4464 Seals PVDF PCTFE
C 200/2 A, brass 0.23 345 5482 Membrane Hastelloy
C 200/2 A, brass 0.56 885 3125 Seating 1 ; 15 = Stage 1 PCTFE
C 200/2 A, brass 110.5 15150 3126 [bar ; psi] Stage 2 PTFE
C 200/2 A, stainless steel 0.23 345 5486 6 ; 85 = PCTFE
C 200/2 A, stainless steel 0.56 885 3134 10.5 ; 150 = PCTFE
Operating temp. 40+50C ; 40+122F
C 200/2 B, brass 0.23 345 5483
C 200/2 B, brass 0.56 885 3128 Weight 3.0 ; 6.6
C 200/2 B, brass 110.5 15150 3129 [kg ; lb]
C 200/2 P, brass 0.23 345 5484
C 200/2 P, brass 0.56 885 3131
C 200/2 P, brass 110.5 15150 3132
Cylinder regulators
C 200/2 Two stage regulator
Outlet pressure, bar C 200/2 3 220

4.0
3.5
8 bar*
3.0
2.5
8 bar*
2.0
1.5
8 bar* ow
1.0 x fl
Ma
0.5
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Inlet pressure first stage, 17 bar. Flow, Nm3/h N2
Outlet pressure first stage, 8 bar.
* Inlet pressure
199211
17 bar*
6
17 bar*
4
17 bar*
2 flow
Max
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Drawings of other types available on request.
* Inlet pressure
Outlet pressure, bar C 200/2 10.5

11
10
9 17 bar*
8
17 bar*
7
6
5 17 bar*
ow
4 x fl
3 17 bar* Ma
2
1
0 5 10 15 20 25 30
* Inlet pressure
Cylinder regulators
C 200hv/2 Two stage regulator Technical Data
C 200hv/2 is a two-stage regulator made especially for the high de- Primary pressure 230 ; 3,300
mands on purity, safety and tightness that is necessary for special- [bar ; psi]
ty gases. Two stage regulators are preferred when it is necessary Outlet pressure (abs.) 0.12 ; 1.530
with a very stable secondary pressure and the primary pressure
[bar ; psi] 0.23 ; 345
varies.
C 200hv/2 can be plain or equipped with a shut-off valve (type A), Outlet gauge range 11.5 ; 14.540
a needle valve (type B). [bar ; psi] 15 ; 14.575
Connection Out = NPT 1/4 female
Material
Product Prod.
name bar (abs.) psi (abs.) code Housing Brass, Ni/Cr plated
C 200hv/2, brass 0.12 1.530 5441 Stainless steel 316L
C 200hv/2, brass 0.23 345 5442 Seals PVDF PCTFE
C 200hv/2, stainless steel 0.12 1.530 5447 Membrane Hastelloy
C 200hv/2, stainless steel 0.23 345 5448 Seating 1 ; 15 = Stage 1 PCTFE
C 200hv/2 A, brass 0.12 1.530 5443
[bar ; psi] Stage 2 PTFE
C 200hv/2 A, brass 0.23 345 5444
C 200hv/2 A, stainless steel 0.12 1.530 5449 6 ; 85 = PCTFE
C 200hv/2 A, stainless steel 0.23 345 5450 10.5 ; 150 = PCTFE
C 200hv/2 B, brass 0.12 1.530 5445 Operating temperature 40+50C ; 40+122F
C 200hv/2 B, brass 0.23 345 5446
Weight 1.9 ; 4.2
C 200hv/2 B, stainless steel 0.12 1.530 5451
C 200hv/2 B, stainless steel 0.23 345 5452 [kg ; lb]
Cylinder regulators
C 200hv/2 Two stage regulator
Outlet pressure, bar C 200hv/2 220

2.4
2 bar*
2.0
1.6
1.2 1 bar*
0.8
0.4
0
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0
Flow, Nm3/h N2
199211

Cylinder regulators
C 12hv/1 Single stage regulator Technical Data
C 12hv/1 is a single stage cylinder regulator, especially suitable for Max primary pressure 12 ; 175
specialty gases where demands on purity, tightness and safety are [bar ; psi]
high. A single stage regulator is preferred where the primary pres- Outlet pressure (abs.) 0.12 ; 1.530
sure is fairly constant (e.g. for gases in liquid phase).
[bar ; psi] 0.23 ; 345
C 12hv/1 can be plain or equipped with a shut-off valve (type A), a
needle valve (type B). Outlet gauge range 11.5 ; 14.540
[bar ; psi] 15 ; 14.575
Max ow (nitrogen) 5.8 ; 84
Product Prod.
[Nm3/h ; SCFH]
name bar (abs.) psi (abs.) code
C 12hv/1, brass 0.12 1.530 5453 Connection Out = NPT 1/4 female
C 12hv/1, brass 0.23 345 5454 Material
C 12hv/1, stainless steel 0.12 1.530 5459 Housing Brass, Ni/Cr plated
C 12hv/1, stainless steel 0.23 345 5460 Stainless steel 316L
C 12hv/1 A, brass 0.12 1.530 5455 Seals PVDF PCTFE
C 12hv/1 A, brass 0.23 345 5456
Membrane Hastelloy
C 12hv/1 A, stainless steel 0.12 1.530 5461
C 12hv/1 A, stainless steel 0.23 345 5462 Seating PCTFE
C 12hv/1 B, brass 0.12 1.530 5457 Operating temperature 40+50C ; 40+122F
C 12hv/1 B, brass 0.23 345 5458 Weight 1.5 ; 3.3
C 12hv/1 B, stainless steel 0.12 1.530 5463
[kg ; lb]
C 12hv/1 B, stainless steel 0.23 345 5464
Cylinder regulators
C 12hv/1 Single stage regulator
240
Outlet pressure, bar C 12hv/1

2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
w
flo
0.5 ax
M
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Flow, Nm3/h N2
120140

Physical data
Physical and chemical information on pure gases.
The aim throughout has been to present in a condensed form as large amount of accurate, reliable and up-to-date information on the
elds of chemistry and physics for pure gases. Chemistry and physics, always closely related sciences, have been brought into more in-
timate relations by more recent results and research discoveries. The information contained herein can be used for a variety of tasks
such as recalculation between volume and weight at a xed temperature.
Physical data
Liquid state
Chemical Molecular Density at Density Vapor Specic

Gas name formula weight b.p. 1 atm 20 C pressure heat
g/mol kg/l kg/l 20 C bar kJ/kg K
Acetylene C2H2 26.038 0.6179 0.3999 43.41 3.64 (15 C)

Air, synthetic 28.96
Ammonia NH3 17.031 0.6814 0.6091 8.56 4.4 (40 C)
Argon Ar 39.948 1.3974 1.1 (b.p.)
Arsine AsH3 77.945 1.6205 1.3401 14.75
Boron trichloride BCl3 117.17 1.3457 1.3291 1.32
Boron triuoride BF3 67.806 1.5716
1,3-Butadiene C4H6 54.092 0.6508 0.6211 2.40 2.22 (15 C)
n-Butane C4H10 58.123 20.602 0.5788 2.08 2.35 (15 C)
iso-Butane C4H10 58.123 0.5949 0.5585 3.06 1.92 (15 C)
1-Butene C4H8 56.107 0.6261 0.5944 2.57 2.25 (15 C)
cis-2-Butene C4H8 56.107 0.6416 0.6227 1.81
iso-Butene C4H8 56.107 0.6274 0.5951 2.64 0.67 (15 C)
trans-2-Butene C4H8 56.107 0.6275 0.6053 1.99
Carbon dioxide CO2 44.01 1.1806 0.774 57.37 1.97 (20 C)
Carbon monoxide CO 28.01 0.790 0.68 (b.p.)
Carbonyl sulde COS 60.076 1.1769 1.0068 11.06
Chlorine Cl2 70.905 1.5622 1.4128 6.80 2.06 (b.p.)
Cyanogen chloride CNCl 61.47 1.1969 1.1823 1.35
Cyclopropane C3H6 42.081 0.6989 0.626 6.29
Deuterium D2 4.032 0.1605
Diborane B2H6 27.67 0.4288
Dichlorosilane SiH2Cl2 101.01 1.2014 1.1773 1.52
Dimethylamine (CH3)2NH 45.084 0.6704 0.6559 1.69 3.02 (0 C)
Dimethyl ether C2H6O 46.069 0.7296 0.6633 5.09
2,2-Dimethylpropane C5H12 2.59 0.6036 0.5918 1.46
Ethane C2H6 30.07 0.5447 0.3385 37.70 3.79 (15 C)
Ethene C2H4 28.054 0.5698
Ethylene oxide C2H4O 44.053 0.8827 0.8696 1.47
Ethylamine C2H5NH2 45.084 0.6869 0.6828 1.15
Ethyl chloride C2H5Cl 64.514 0.9064 0.8967 1.34
Fluorine F2 37.997 1.5056
Helium He 4.003 0.124 4.01 (b.p.)
Physical data
Liquid state

Hydrogen H2 2.016 0.0705 8.78 (b.p.)

Hydrogen bromide HBr 80.912 2.1521 1.7571 21.80 0.92 (15 C)
Hydrogen chloride HCl 36.461 1.1933 0.8231 42.02 1.70 (b.p.)
Hydrogen uoride HF 20.006 0.9552 0.954 1.03
Hydrogen sulphide H2S 34.082 0.943 0.7886 18.41 1.06 (21 C)
Krypton Kr 83.8 2.4186
Methane CH4 16.043 0.4241 3.45 (b.p.)
Methylamine CH3NH2 31.057 0.6946 0.6617 2.96 3.28 (-14 C)
Methyl bromide CH3Br 94.939 1.7196 1.6755 1.84
Methyl chloride CH3Cl 50.487 1.0073 0.9232 4.96 1.57 (20 C)
Methyl mercaptan CH3SH 48.109 0.8875 0.8689 1.70 1.85 (b.p.)
Neon Ne 20.18 1.2039 1.85 (b.p.)
Nitric oxide NO 30.006 1.2808 2.61 (b.p.)
Nitrogen N2 28.014 0.8078 2.06 (b.p.)
Nitrogen dioxide NO2 46.006 1.453 1.4552 0.96 1.55 (b.p.)
Nitrogen triuoride NF3 71.002 1.540
Nitrous oxide N2O 44.013 1.2225 0.7848 51.27 1.74 (b.p.)
Octauoropropane C3F8 188.02 1.6047 1.345 7.69 0.97 (b.p.)
Oxygen O2 31.999 1.142 1.68 (b.p.)
Phosgene COCl2 98.916 1.4021 1.3743 1.59
Phosphine PH3 33.998 0.7437 0.5071 35.17
Propadiene C3H4 40.065 0.663 0.587 6.34
Propane C3H8 44.097 0.583 0.5011 8.39 2.22 (b.p.)
Propene C3H6 42.081 0.6103 0.5112 10.25 2.57 (15 C)
Propyne C3H4 40.065 0.6721 0.6142 4.94
R 11 Trichlorouoromethane CFCl3 137.37 1.4795 1.4884 0.89 0.89 (30 C)
R 12 Dichlorodiuoromethane CF2Cl2 120.91 1.4858 1.3251 5.63 0.98 (30 C)
R 13 Chlorotriuoromethane CF3Cl 104.46 1.5229 0.9279 31.89 1.04 (-30 C)
R 13 b1 Bromotriuoromethane CF3Br 148.91 1.9927 1.5725 14.34 0.88 (25 C)
R 14 Tetrauoromethane CF4 88.005 1.6067
R 21 Dichlorouoromethane CHFCl2 102.92 1.4057 1.3794 1.53 0.98 (b.p.)
R 22 Chlorodiuoromethane CHF2Cl 86.468 1.4122 1.2125 8.97 1.28 (30 C)
R 23 Triuoromethane CHF3 70.014 1.4514 0.8109 41.98 6.50 (25 C)
Physical data
Liquid state

R 114 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane C2Cl2F4 170.92 1.5184 1.4706 1.84 1.03 (30 C)

R 115 Chloropentauoroethane C2ClF5 154.47 1.5448 1.3114 8.00 1.19 (30 C)
R 116 Hexauoroethane C2F6 138.01 1.5979
R 134a Tetraouroethane C2H2F4 102.03 1.375 1.224 5.71 1.40 (15 C)
R 142b 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane C2H3ClF2 100.5 1.2002 1.1213 2.90
R 152a 1,1-Diuoroethane C2H4F2 66.051 1.0141 0.9103 5.18
Silane SiH4 32.117 0.5826
Silicon tetrauoride SiF4 104.08
Sulphur dioxide SO2 64.065 1.4628 1.3808 3.36
Sulphur hexauoride SF6 146.06 1.8449 1.3744 21.61 0.67 (21 C)
Trimethylamine (CH3)3N 59.111 20.6552 0.6349 1.83
Tungsten hexauoride WF6 297.84 3.430 1.10
Vinyl bromide C2H3Br 106.95 1.523 1.512 1.18 0.90 (15 C)
Vinyl chloride C2H3Cl 62.499 0.9658 0.9115 3.42 1.35 (20 C)
Vinyl methyl ether C3H6O 58.08 0.7699 0.7508 1.74 2.14 (0 C)
Xenon Xe 131.29 2.9537 0.34 (b.p.)
Physical data
Gaseous state
Rel. spec. wgt, Density Specic heat Thermal Solubility in water

Gas name air = 1 15 C 1 atm (15 C) conductivity at P = 1 bar
(15 C. 1 bar) kg/m3 kJ/kg K W/cm K l/kg
Acetylene 0.91 1.109 1.663 187 (0 C) 0.999 (20 C)

Air, synthetic 1.0 1.21 1.01 255 0.018
Ammonia 0.59 0.728 2.071 221 (0 C) 692 (15 C)
Argon 1.38 1.691 0.52 175 (0 C) 0.033 (20 C)
Arsine 2.73 3.334 0.488 116 (0 C) 0.20 (20 C)
Boron trichloride 4.19 5.162 0.526 86 (15 C) hydrolyzed
Boron triuoride 2.35 2.882 0.733 157 (0 C)
1,3-Butadiene 1.94 2.359 1.447 132 (0 C) 0.230 (20 C)
n-Butane 2.09 2.547 1.647 138 (0 C) 0.034 (20 C)
iso-Butane 2.08 2.537 1.611 140 (0 C) 0.032 (20 C)
1-Butene 2.01 2.449 1.489 130 (0C)
cis-2-Butene 2.00 2.457 1.374 125 (15 C)
iso-Butene 2.01 2.448 1.553 144 (0 C)
trans-2-Butene 2.00 2.455 1.533 134 (15 C)
Carbon dioxide 1.53 1.872 0.834 146 (0 C) 0.851 (20 C)
Carbon monoxide 0.97 1.185 1.04 232 (0 C) 0.022 (20 C)
Carbonyl sulde 2.11 2.574 0.683 122 (0 C)
Chlorine 2.49 3.042 0.477 80 (0 C) 2.3 (20 C)
Cyanogen chloride 2.18 2.678 0.733 90 (15 C)
Cyclopropane 1.48 1.812 1.27 143 (0 C)
Deuterium 0.14 0.171 7.215 1,301 (0 C)
Diborane 0.97 1.181 2.031 210 (0 C)
Dichlorosilane 3.60 4.426 0.603 97 (15 C) hydrolyzed
Dimethylamine 1.60 1.965 1.511 157 (15 C) 119 (60 C)
Dimethyl ether 1.63 1.988 1.416 141 (0 C)
2,2-Dimethylpropane 2.59 3.193 1.614 140 (15 C)
Ethane 1.05 1.283 1.723 180 (0 C) 0.047 (20 C)
Ethene 0.98 1.194 1.496 180 (0 C) 0.120 (20 C)
Ethylene oxide 1.55 1.911 1.054 121 (15 C)
Ethylamine 1.61 1.572 (20 C) 162 (20 C)
Ethyl chloride 2.29 2.819 0.944 108 (15 C) 1.99 (20 C)
Fluorine 1.31 1.608 0.819 238 (0 C)
Helium 0.14 0.169 5.193 1,460 (0 C) 0.0083 (20 C)
Physical data
Gaseous state

Hydrogen 0.07 0.0852 14.242 1,606 (0 C) 0.0182 (20 C)

Hydrogen bromide 2.82 3.45 0.36 79 (0 C) 467 (25 C)
Hydrogen chloride 1.27 1.552 0.799 134 (0 C) 440 (20 C)
Hydrogen uoride 0.71 1.456 (20 C)
Hydrogen sulphide 1.19 1.454 1.00 129 (0 C) 2.5 (20 C)
Krypton 2.90 3.552 0.248 88 (0 C) 0.061 (20 C)
Methane 0.55 0.68 2.201 300 (0 C) 0.033 (20 C)
Methylamine 1.10 1.34 161 191 (0 C) 757 (25 C)
Methyl bromide 3.34 4.106 0.439 71 (15 C)
Methyl chloride 1.78 2.173 0.791 92 (0 C) 3.4 (0 C)
Methyl mercaptan 1.70 2.084 1.028 127 (15 C) 11.2 (15 C)
Neon 0.70 0.853 1.03 461 (0 C) 0.010 (20 C)
Nitric oxide 1.04 1.27 0.999 235 (0 C) 0.046 (20 C)
Nitrogen 0.97 1.185 1.04 235 (0 C) 0.015 (20 C)
Nitrogen dioxide 2.75 0.815 (25 C) hydrolyzed
Nitrogen triuoride 2.46 3.015 0.75 (25 C)
Nitrous oxide 1.53 1.873 0.868 155 (0 C) 0.610 (20 C)
Octauoropropane 6.53 8.163 0.769 100 (0 C)
Oxygen 1.11 1.354 0.916 242 (0 C) 0.030 (20 C)
Phosgene 3.50 4.308 0.577 83 (15 C)
Phosphine 1.18 1.449 1.079 192 (0 C) 1.16 (24 C)
Propadiene 1.41 1.725 1.467 136 (0 C)
Propane 1.56 1.901 1.642 159 (0 C) 0.039 (20 C)
Propene 1.48 1.809 1.498 150 (0 C) 0.182 (20 C)
Propyne 1.42 1.728 1.487 137 (0 C)
R 11 Trichlorouoromethane 4.92 0.567 (25 C) 78 (25 C) 0.180 (25 C)
R 12 Dichlorodiuoromethane 4.29 5.231 0.589 84 (0 C) 0.051 (25 C)
R 13 Chlorotriuoromethane 3.65 4.465 0.629 107 (0 C) 0.019 (25 C)
R 13 b1 Bromotriuoromethane 5.23 6.396 0.457 86 (0 C) 0.004 (25 C)
R 14 Tetrauoromethane 3.05 3.737 0.68 133 (0 C) 0.004 (25 C)
R 21 Dichlorouoromethane 3.65 4.493 0.582 81 (15 C) 2.070 (25 C)
R 22 Chlorodiuoromethane 3.04 3.719 0.644 92 (0 C) 0.775 (25 C)
R 23 Triuoromethane 2.44 2.986 0.719 109 (0 C) 0.313 (25 C)
Physical data
Gaseous state

R 114 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane 6.12 7.532 0.673 105 (15 C) 0.017 (25 C)

R 115 Chloropentauoroethane 5.48 6.687 0.687 110 (0 C) 0.008 (25 C)
R 116 Hexauoroethane 4.84 5.912 0.755 299 (0 C)
R 134a Tetraouroethane 3.53 4.415 0.827 113 (0 C)
R 142b 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane 3.59 4.378 0.804 101 (0 C)
R 152a 1,1-Diuoroethane 2.34 2.857 1.002 102 (0 C)
Silane 1.12 1.366 1.307 insoluble
Silicon tetrauoride 3.61 4.431 0.696
Sulphur dioxide 2.26 2.759 0.617 85 (0 C) 38.2 (20 C)
Sulphur hexauoride 5.12 6.261 0.647 116 (0 C) 0.005 (25 C)
Trimethylamine 2.10 2.59 1.514 143 (15 C)
Tungsten hexauoride 10.60 0.379 (25 C)
Vinyl bromide 3.72 4.653 0.509 88 (0 C)
Vinyl chloride 2.21 2.703 0.841 105 (0 C)
Vinyl methyl ether 2.03 2.537 1.334 157 (15 C)
Xenon 4.56 5.586 0.158 52 (0 C) 0.120 (20 C)
Physical data
Boiling point (1 atm) Critical point Flammability in air
Temp. Heat of Temp. Pressure Density Lower Upper

Gas name vaporization limit limit
C kJ/kg C bar kg/l % volume % volume
Acetylene 84.15 634.2 35.17 61.391 0.2305 2.2 85.0

Air, synthetic 141.7 36.6 0.331
Ammonia 33.43 1,369.8 132.5 112.78 0.235 15.0 27.0
Argon 185.87 161.2 122.29 48.981 0.5356 n.a. n.a.
Arsine 62.48 211.5 99.85 65.500 0.797 5.8 n.a.
Boron trichloride 12.5 204.3 178.8 38.706 0.7899 n.a. n.a.
Boron triuoride 99.8 254.3 12.25 49.852 0.5486 n.a. n.a.
1,3-Butadiene 4.41 415.6 152.22 43.299 0.2449 2.0 12.0
n-Butane 0.5 386 152.03 37.969 0.228 1.8 8.4
iso-Butane 11.72 368.1 134.99 36.480 0.2213 1.8 8.4
1-Butene 6.25 400 146.44 40.196 0.2339 1.6 10.0
cis-2-Butene 3.72 417.6 162.43 42.058 0.2398 1.7 9.7
iso-Butene 6.89 395.9 144.75 39.990 0.2349 1.8 9.6
trans-2-Butene 0.88 408.2 155.48 41.024 0.2356 1.7 9.7
Carbon dioxide 347.6 31.04 73.815 0.4682 n.a. n.a.
Carbon monoxide 191.45 211 140.23 34.988 0.3009 12.5 74.0
Carbonyl sulde 50.15 311.7 105.65 63.490 0.4447 12.0 29.0
Chlorine 34.03 287.9 144 77.108 0.573 n.a. n.a.
Cyanogen chloride 12.85 435 175.85 59.900 0.3771
Cyclopropane 32.78 477.2 124.76 55.749 0.2585
Deuterium 249.5 293.2 234.8 16.617 0.0669 5.0 75.0
Diborane 92.5 516.8 16.65 40.530 0.1599 0.9 98.0
Dichlorosilane 8.3 249.5 175.85 44.300 0.443 4.1 98.8
Dimethylamine 6.88 590.8 164.5 53.094 0.2411 2.8 14.4
Dimethyl ether 24.84 468.1 126.95 53.702 0.271 3.4 27.0
2,2-Dimethylpropane 9.5 315.2 160.63 31.992 0.2377 1.4 7.5
Ethane 88.6 488.5 32.27 48.801 0.2033 3.0 12.4
Ethene 103.68 479.9 9.21 50.318 0.2174 3.1 32.0
Ethylene oxide 10.7 583.3 196.0 71.941 0.314 3.0 100.0
Ethylamine 16.58 606.6 183.0 56.235 0.2477
Ethyl chloride 12.27 383.6 187.2 52.689 0.3226
Fluorine 188.2 171.7 128.84 52.152 0.574 n.a. n.a.
Helium 268.93 20.8 267.95 2.2750 0.0699 n.a. n.a.
Physical data

Hydrogen 252.76 442.8 239.97 13.130 0.0314 4.0 74.5

Hydrogen bromide 66.7 223.2 90 85.518 0.807 n.a. n.a.
Hydrogen chloride 85 444.6 51.5 83.087 0.450 n.a. n.a.
Hydrogen uoride 19.52 49.7 188 64.848 0.2899 n.a. n.a.
Hydrogen sulphide 60.35 554.2 100.38 89.629 0.3461 4.0 44.0
Krypton 153.35 108.4 63.8 55.020 0.9189 n.a. n.a.
Methane 161.49 508.9 82.57 46.043 0.1616 5.0 15.0
Methylamine 6.33 840.7 156.9 74.575 0.2017 4.9 20.7
Methyl bromide 3.56 255.7 193.85 80.000 0.6086 10.0 16.0
Methyl chloride 24.22 426.8 143.1 66.793 0.3632 10.7 17.4
Methyl mercaptan 5.96 510.8 196.8 72.346 0.3318 4.0 22.0
Neon 246.06 84.8 228.75 26.530 0.4839 n.a. n.a.
Nitric oxide 151.77 451.6 93 64.848 0.520 n.a. n.a.
Nitrogen 195.8 197.9 147.05 33.944 0.3109 n.a. n.a.
Nitrogen dioxide 20.85 828.5 158.2 101.33 0.5577 n.a. n.a.
Nitrogen triuoride 129 163 39.15 42.28 0.568 n.a. n.a.
Nitrous oxide 88.48 390.9 36.42 72.447 0.452 n.a. n.a.
Octauoropropane 36.75 104.8 71.9 26.8 0.6718 n.a. n.a.
Oxygen 182.98 213.3 118.57 50.430 0.436 n.a. n.a.
Phosgene 7.56 250.5 181.85 56.742 0.520 n.a. n.a.
Phosphine 87.74 412.2 51.6 65.355 0.300
Propadiene 34.5 514.1 120 54.700 0.2473
Propane 42.04 426.3 96.67 42.492 0.2174 2.2 9.5
Propene 47.69 438.8 92.42 46.650 0.2234 2.0 10.5
Propyne 23.21 555.3 129.24 56.276 0.2443 1.7 12.0
R 11 Trichlorouoromethane 23.82 183.1 198.05 44.076 0.5539
R 12 Dichlorodiuoromethane 29.79 170.4 111.8 41.249 0.5572 n.a. n.a.
R 13 Chlorotriuoromethane 81.41 149.4 28.81 39.460 0.5794 n.a. n.a.
R 13 b1 Bromotriuoromethane 57.89 117.7 67 39.719 0.7446 n.a. n.a.
R 14 Tetrauoromethane 128.06 132.8 45.65 37.389 0.6286 n.a. n.a.
R 21 Dichlorouoromethane 8.9 239.4 178.43 51.838 0.5251 n.a. n.a.
R 22 Chlorodiuoromethane 40.83 233.5 96.15 49.710 0.5209 n.a. n.a.
R 23 Triuoromethane 82.16 237.3 25.74 48.362 0.5252 n.a. n.a.
Physical data

R 114 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane 3.77 135.4 145.7 32.627 0.582 n.a. n.a.

R 115 Chloropentauoroethane 39.11 125.1 80 31.573 0.613 n.a. n.a.
R 116 Hexauoroethane 78.2 116.8 19.65 29.790 0.6161 n.a. n.a.
R 134a Tetraouroethane 26.0 216.6 101.15 40.64 0.5687 n.a. n.a.
R 142b 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane 10.01 223.5 137.05 41.239 0.4351 9.0 15.0
R 152a 1,1-Diuoroethane 25.8 329 113.45 44.988 0.3649 4.0 18.0
Silane 112.15 387.8 3.450 48.433 0.242 1.0 100
Silicon tetrauoride 142.9 14.15 37.186 0.6308 n.a. n.a.
Sulphur dioxide 10.02 385.4 157.6 78.841 0.5251 n.a. n.a.
Sulphur hexauoride 63.9 111 45.54 37.600 0.7357 n.a. n.a.
Trimethylamine 2.87 396.6 160.1 40.733 0.2327 2.0 11.6
Tungsten hexauoride 17.06 87.9 169.85 42.70 1.307 n.a. n.a.
Vinyl bromide 15.8 231.1 199.85 71.8 0.593 24.9
Vinyl chloride 13.37 365.2 158.85 56.700 0.3492 4.0 22.0
Vinyl methyl ether 5.5 421.3 163.85 46.7 0.3162 2.6 39.0
Xenon 108.12 96.1 16.59 58.404 1.1126 n.a. n.a.
Physical data
Liquid state

Gas name formula weight b.p. 1 atm 20 C pressure heat 70 F
g/mol lb/ft3 lb/ft3 70 F psi(a) BTU/lb F
Acetylene C2H2 26.038 38.539 24.673 646.21

Air, synthetic 28.96
Ammonia NH3 17.031 42.500 37.926 128.51 1.150
Argon Ar 39.948 87.158 73.351
Arsine AsH3 77.945 101.074 83.396 219.32
Boron trichloride BCl3 117.17 83.934 82.819 19.91
Boron triuoride BF3 67.806 98.024 89.022
1,3-Butadiene C4H6 54.092 40.591 38.686 36.07 0.541
n-Butane C4H10 58.123 1,285.0 36.053 31.29 0.577
iso-Butane C4H10 58.123 37.105 34.780 45.81 0.576
1-Butene C4H8 56.107 39.051 37.017 38.58 0.541
cis-2-Butene C4H8 56.107 40.018 38.794 27.26 0.540
iso-Butene C4H8 56.107 39.132 37.064 39.59 0.552
trans-2-Butene C4H8 56.107 39.138 37.706 29.94
Carbon dioxide CO2 44.01 73.636 47.583 853.66
Carbon monoxide CO 28.01 49.274 40.831
Carbonyl sulde COS 60.076 73.405 62.658 164.96 0.328
Chlorine Cl2 70.905 97.437 87.990 101.64
Cyanogen chloride CNCl 61.47 74.653 73.667 20.41 0.360
Cyclopropane C3H6 42.081 43.591 39.011 94.11
Deuterium D2 4.032 10.010 62.179
Diborane B2H6 27.67 26.745 82.819
Dichlorosilane SiH2Cl2 101.01 74.934 73.351 22.90 0.310
Dimethylamine (CH3)2NH 45.084 41.814 40.868 25.47
Dimethyl ether C2H6O 46.069 45.506 41.300 76.35
2,2-Dimethylpropane C5H12 2.59 37.647 21.93
Ethane C2H6 30.07 33.974 20.844 559.92
Ethene C2H4 28.054 35.539 20.844
Ethylene oxide C2H4O 44.053 56.534 54.189 22.13 0.477
Ethylamine C2H5NH2 45.084 55.055 42.541 17.45
Ethyl chloride C2H5Cl 64.514 42.843
Fluorine F2 37.997 93.907 62.179
Helium He 4.003 7.734 73.351
Physical data
Liquid state

Hydrogen H2 2.016 4.397 76.162

Hydrogen bromide HBr 80.912 134.23 109.30 324.57 0.180
Hydrogen chloride HCl 36.461 74.428 51.028 625.37
Hydrogen uoride HF 20.006 59.577 59.381 15.48
Hydrogen sulphide H2S 34.082 58.817 49.070 274.52
Krypton Kr 83.8 150.85 73.351
Methane CH4 16.043 26.452 83.442
Methylamine CH3NH2 31.057 43.323 41.218 44.63
Methyl bromide CH3Br 94.939 107.26 104.41 27.76
Methyl chloride CH3Cl 50.487 62.827 57.494 74.28 0.381
Methyl mercaptan CH3SH 48.109 55.355 54.150 25.67
Neon Ne 20.18 75.089 73.351
Nitric oxide NO 30.006 79.886 57.943
Nitrogen N2 28.014 50.384 194.64
Nitrogen dioxide NO2 46.006 90.626 90.668 14.66
Nitrogen triuoride NF3 71.002 96.053 49.070
Nitrous oxide N2O 44.013 76.250 48.457 761.88
Octauoropropane C3F8 188.02 100.09 83.586 115.05
Oxygen O2 31.999 71.229 62.179
Phosgene COCl2 98.916 87.452 85.639 24.00
Phosphine PH3 33.998 46.386 31.441 522.11
Propadiene C3H4 40.065 41.352 36.539 94.72
Propane C3H8 44.097 36.363 31.175 125.24 0.630
Propene C3H6 42.081 38.065 31.792 152.86 0.580
Propyne C3H4 40.065 41.920 38.241 74.09
R 11 Trichlorouoromethane CFCl3 137.37 92.279 92.759 13.50 0.117
R 12 Dichlorodiuoromethane CF2Cl2 120.91 92.672 82.478 84.23 0.231
R 13 Chlorotriuoromethane CF3Cl 104.46 94.986 56.927 474.18
R 13 b1 Bromotriuoromethane CF3Br 148.91 124.29 97.681 213.69 0.206
R 14 Tetrauoromethane CF4 88.005 100.21 56.927
R 21 Dichlorouoromethane CHFCl2 102.92 87.676 85.949 23.00 0.251
R 22 Chlorodiuoromethane CHF2Cl 86.468 88.082 75.430 134.12 0.294
R 23 Triuoromethane CHF3 70.014 90.527 49.324 625.58
Physical data
Liquid state

R 114 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane C2Cl2F4 170.92 94.706 91.599 27.43 0.155

R 115 Chloropentauoroethane C2ClF5 154.47 96.352 81.543 119.53
R 116 Hexauoroethane C2F6 138.01 99.664 81.543
R 134a Tetraouroethane C2H2F4 102.03 85.761 76.162 85.69 0.340
R 142b 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane C2H3ClF2 100.5 74.859 69.809 43.59 0.307
R 152a 1,1-Diuoroethane C2H4F2 66.051 63.251 56.656 77.60 0.391
Silane SiH4 32.117 36.338 31.441
Silicon tetrauoride SiF4 104.08
Sulphur dioxide SO2 64.065 86.004 50.67
Sulphur hexauoride SF6 146.06 85.116 321.70
Trimethylamine (CH3)3N 59.111 39.548 27.52 0.553
Tungsten hexauoride WF6 297.84 3.430 1.10
Vinyl bromide C2H3Br 106.95 94.220 17.74
Vinyl chloride C2H3Cl 62.499 56.785 51.26 0.324
Vinyl methyl ether C3H6O 58.08 46.780 26.27
Xenon Xe 131.29 73.351
Physical data
Gaseous state

Gas name air = 1 70 F (70 F) conductivity ft3/lb at F
lb/ft3 BTU/lb F BTU/h,ft, F
Acetylene 0.91 0.068 0.401 0.0121 0.0160 (68 F)

Air, synthetic 1.0 0.075 0.239 0.0003 (68 F)
Ammonia 0.59 0.044 0.497 0.0141 11.0947 (68 F)
Argon 1.38 0.103 0.124 0.0107 0.0005 (68 F)
Arsine 2.73 0.204 0.117 0.0074 0.0032 (68 F)
Boron trichloride 4.19 0.315 0.127 0.0051
Boron triuoride 2.35 0.176 0.177 0.0094
1,3-Butadiene 1.94 0.144 0.352 0.0088 0.0037 (68 F)
n-Butane 2.09 0.155 0.400 0.0092 0.0005 (68 F)
iso-Butane 2.08 0.155 0.392 0.0093 0.0005 (68 F)
1-Butene 2.01 0.149 0.361 0.0085
cis-2-Butene 2.00 0.150 0.333 0.0076
iso-Butene 2.01 0.149 0.376 0.0095
trans-2-Butene 2.00 0.150 0.371 0.0081
Carbon dioxide 1.53 0.114 0.201 0.0093 0.0136 (68 F)
Carbon monoxide 0.97 0.072 0.248 0.0143 0.0004 (68 F)
Carbonyl sulde 2.11 0.157 0.164 0.0077
Chlorine 2.49 0.186 0.114 0.0051 0.0369 (68 F)
Cyanogen chloride 2.18 0.163 0.176 0.0053
Cyclopropane 1.48 0.111 0.311 0.0094
Deuterium 0.14 0.010 1.723 0.0791
Diborane 0.97 0.072 0.494 0.0137
Dichlorosilane 3.60 0.217 0.145 0.0058
Dimethylamine 1.60 0.120 0.366 0.0094 1.9079 (140 F)
Dimethyl ether 1.63 0.121 0.343 0.0094
2,2-Dimethylpropane 2.59 0.195 0.394 0.0084
Ethane 1.05 0.078 0.418 0.0119 0.0008 (68 F)
Ethene 0.98 0.073 0.362 0.0117 0.0019 (68 F)
Ethylene oxide 1.55 0.117 0.257 0.0072
Ethylamine 1.61 0.122 0.379 0.0096
Ethyl chloride 2.29 0.0319 (68 F)
Fluorine 1.31 0.098 0.196 0.0148
Helium 0.14 0.010 1.240 0.0882 0.0001 (68 F)
Physical data
Gaseous state

Hydrogen 0.07 0.005 3.406 0.0983 0.0003 (68 F)

Hydrogen bromide 2.82 0.211 0.086 0.0050 7.4873 (77 F)
Hydrogen chloride 1.27 0.095 0.191 0.0083 7.0545 (68 F)
Hydrogen uoride 0.71 0.053 0.348
Hydrogen sulphide 1.19 0.089 0.239 0.0082 0.0401 (68 F)
Krypton 2.90 0.217 0.059 0.0054 0.0010 (68 F)
Methane 0.55 0.042 0.529 0.0191 0.0005 (68 F)
Methylamine 1.10 0.082 0.389 0.0124 12.1369 (77 F)
Methyl bromide 3.34 0.251 0.106 0.0042
Methyl chloride 1.78 0.133 0.191 0.0060 0.0545 (32 F)
Methyl mercaptan 1.70 0.127 0.248 0.0076 0.1796 (59 F)
Neon 0.70 0.052 0.246 0.0281 0.0002 (68 F)
Nitric oxide 1.04 0.078 0.239 0.0145 0.0007 (68 F)
Nitrogen 0.97 0.072 0.248 0.0144 0.0002 (68 F)
Nitrogen dioxide 2.75 0.121 0.195
Nitrogen triuoride 2.46 0.184 0.178 0.0122
Nitrous oxide 1.53 0.114 0.209 0.0099 0.0098 (68 F)
Octauoropropane 6.53 0.498 0.186 0.0066
Oxygen 1.11 0.083 0.219 0.0150 0.0005 (68 F)
Phosgene 3.50 0.263 0.139 0.0049
Phosphine 1.18 0.089 0.260 0.0121 0.0186 (75 F)
Propadiene 1.41 0.105 0.355
Propane 1.56 0.116 0.399 0.0104 0.0006 (68 F)
Propene 1.48 0.111 0.364 0.0099 0.0029 (68 F)
Propyne 1.42 0.106 0.359 0.0091
R 11 Trichlorouoromethane 4.92 0.135 0.0045 0.0029 (77 F)
R 12 Dichlorodiuoromethane 4.29 0.319 0.142 0.0054 0.0008 (77 F)
R 13 Chlorotriuoromethane 3.65 0.273 0.152 0.0069 0.0003 (77 F)
R 13 b1 Bromotriuoromethane 5.23 0.391 0.110 0.0056 0.0001 (77 F))
R 14 Tetrauoromethane 3.05 0.228 0.165 0.0085 0.0001 (77 F)
R 21 Dichlorouoromethane 3.65 0.274 0.140 0.0048 0.0332 (77 F)
R 22 Chlorodiuoromethane 3.04 0.227 0.156 0.0060 0.0124 (77 F)
R 23 Triuoromethane 2.44 0.182 0.174 0.0069 0.0050 (77 F)
Physical data
Gaseous state

R 114 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane 6.12 0.459 0.162 0.0063 0.0003 (77 F)

R 115 Chloropentauoroethane 5.48 0.408 0.166 0.0071 0.0001 (77 F)
R 116 Hexauoroethane 4.84 0.361 0.183 0.0197
R 134a Tetraouroethane 3.53 0.270 0.200 0.0074
R 142b 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane 3.59 0.267 0.194 0.0066
R 152a 1,1-Diuoroethane 2.34 0.174 0.243 0.0066
Silane 1.12 1.115 0.083 0.316
Silicon tetrauoride 3.61 0.271 0.168
Sulphur dioxide 2.26 0.169 0.148 0.0054 0.6125 (68 F)
Sulphur hexauoride 5.12 0.382 0.157 0.0076 0.0001 (77 F)
Trimethylamine 2.10 0.158 0.367 0.0086
Tungsten hexauoride 10.60
Vinyl bromide 3.72 0.284 0.123 0.0051
Vinyl chloride 2.21 0.165 0.204 0.0068
Vinyl methyl ether 2.03 0.155 0.0094
Xenon 4.56 0.341 0.038 0.0032 0.0019 (68 F)
Physical data

F 70 F BTU/lb F psi(a) lb/ft3 % volume % volume
Acetylene 119.45 126.391 95.33 890.42 14.39 2.2 85.0

Air, synthetic 317.81 221.24 547.38 19.54
Ammonia 28.15 508.275 270.52 1,635.77 14.67 15.0 27.0
Argon 302.55 188.10 710.43 33.44 n.a. n.a.
Arsine 80.44 70.307 211.75 950.02 49.75 5.8 n.a.
Boron trichloride 54.52 85.871 353.86 561.40 49.31 n.a. n.a.
Boron triuoride 147.62 9.97 723.06 34.24 n.a. n.a.
1,3-Butadiene 24.08 167.210 306.02 628.01 15.29 2.0 12.0
n-Butane 31.12 156.668 305.67 550.71 14.23 1.8 8.4
iso-Butane 10.92 143.318 275.00 529.11 13.81 1.8 8.4
1-Butene 20.77 159.146 295.61 583.01 14.60 1.6 10.0
cis-2-Butene 38.72 171.736 324.39 610.01 14.97 1.7 9.7
iso-Butene 19.62 157.215 292.57 580.02 14.66 1.8 9.6
trans-2-Butene 33.60 166.781 311.88 595.02 14.71 1.7 9.7
Carbon dioxide 69.81 61.891 87.89 1,070.62 29.23 n.a. n.a.
Carbon monoxide 312.59 220.39 507.47 18.78 12.5 74.0
Carbonyl sulde 58.25 107.332 222.19 920.87 27.76 12.0 29.0
Chlorine 29.23 108.285 291.22 1,118.38 35.77 n.a. n.a.
Cyanogen chloride 55.20 183.806 348.55 868.80 23.54
Cyclopropane 26.98 176.402 256.59 808.59 16.14
Deuterium 417.07 390.62 241.01 4.18 5.0 75.0
Diborane 134.48 61.99 587.85 9.98 0.9 98.0
Dichlorosilane 46.96 104.154 348.55 642.53 27.66 4.1 98.8
Dimethylamine 44.40 244.023 328.12 770.08 15.05 2.8 14.4
Dimethyl ether 12.69 177.401 260.53 778.90 16.92 3.4 27.0
2,2-Dimethylpropane 49.12 131.442 1.4 7.5
Ethane 127.46 86.369 90.11 707.81 12.69 3.0 12.4
Ethene 154.60 48.60 729.82 13.57 3.1 32.0
Ethylene oxide 51.28 245.385 384.82 1043.44 19.60 3.0 100.0
Ethylamine 61.86 257.945 361.42 815.64 15.46
Ethyl chloride
Fluorine 306.74 199.89 756.42 35.83 n.a. n.a.
Helium 452.05 450.29 33.00 4.36 n.a. n.a.
Physical data

Hydrogen 422.95 399.93 190.44 1.96 4.0 74.5

Hydrogen bromide 88.04 69.029 194.02 1,240.36 50.38 n.a. n.a.
Hydrogen chloride 120.98 113.120 124.72 1,205.10 28.09 n.a. n.a.
Hydrogen uoride 67.16 370.42 940.56 18.10 n.a. n.a.
Hydrogen sulphide 76.61 182.314 212.70 1,299.99 21.60 4.0 44.0
Krypton 244.01 82.82 798.02 57.36 n.a. n.a.
Methane 258.66 116.61 667.81 10.09 5.0 15.0
Methylamine 20.63 335.510 314.44 1,081.64 12.59 4.9 20.7
Methyl bromide 38.43 106.708 380.95 1,160.33 37.99 10.0 16.0
Methyl chloride 11.58 164.406 289.60 968.77 22.67 10.7 17.4
Methyl mercaptan 42.75 212.839 386.26 1,049.31 20.71 4.0 22.0
Neon 410.89 379.73 384.79 30.21 n.a. n.a.
Nitric oxide 241.17 135.38 940.56 32.46 n.a. n.a.
Nitrogen 320.42 232.67 492.33 19.41 n.a. n.a.
Nitrogen dioxide 69.55 316.78 1,469.70 34.82 n.a. n.a.
Nitrogen triuoride 200.29 38.72 657.02 37.33 n.a. n.a.
Nitrous oxide 127.24 70.666 97.58 1,050.78 28.22 n.a. n.a.
Octauoropropane 34.13 33.672 161.44 388.72 39.26 n.a. n.a.
Oxygen 297.34 181.41 731.44 27.22 n.a. n.a.
Phosgene 45.63 104.449 359.35 822.99 32.46 n.a. n.a.
Phosphine 125.91 116.744 124.90 947.92 18.73
Propadiene 30.08 186.405 248.02 793.37 15.44
Propane 43.65 146.960 206.03 616.31 13.57 2.2 9.5
Propene 53.82 147.470 198.38 676.62 13.94 2.0 10.5
Propyne 9.76 208.082 264.65 816.23 15.25 1.7 12.0
R 11 Trichlorouoromethane 74.90 79.208 388.51 639.28 34.58
R 12 Dichlorodiuoromethane 21.60 61.154 233.26 598.28 34.78 n.a. n.a.
R 13 Chlorotriuoromethane 114.52 24.064 83.88 572.33 36.17 n.a. n.a.
R 13 b1 Bromotriuoromethane 72.18 35.406 152.62 576.09 46.48 n.a. n.a.
R 14 Tetrauoromethane 198.49 50.15 542.29 39.24 n.a. n.a.
R 21 Dichlorouoromethane 48.04 100.250 353.19 751.86 32.78 n.a. n.a.
R 22 Chlorodiuoromethane 41.47 79.594 205.09 721.00 32.52 n.a. n.a.
R 23 Triuoromethane 115.87 33.395 78.35 701.45 32.79 n.a. n.a.
Physical data

R 114 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane 38.81 55.491 294.28 473.23 36.33 n.a. n.a.

R 115 Chloropentauoroethane 38.38 41.375 176.02 457.94 38.27 n.a. n.a.
R 116 Hexauoroethane 108.74 67.39 432.08 38.46 n.a. n.a.
R 134a Tetraouroethane 14.78 78.666 214.09 589.45 31.69 n.a. n.a.
R 142b 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane 14.00 87.570 278.71 598.13 27.16 9.0 15.0
R 152a 1,1-Diuoroethane 14.42 121.954 236.23 652.51 22.78 4.0 18.0
Silane 169.85 25.81 702.48 15.11 1.0 100
Silicon tetrauoride 139.25 6.55 539.35 39.38 n.a. n.a.
Sulphur dioxide 13.98 152.612 315.70 1,143.52 32.78 n.a. n.a.
Sulphur hexauoride 83.00 28.302 113.99 545.35 45.93 n.a. n.a.
Trimethylamine 37.19 162.632 320.20 590.80 14.53 2.0 11.6
Tungsten hexauoride n.a. n.a.
Vinyl bromide 60.46 98.433 391.75 1,041.39 33.38 24.9
Vinyl chloride 7.95 140.958 317.95 822.38 21.80 4.0 22.0
Vinyl methyl ether 41.92 174.163 326.95 677.34 17.27 2.6 39.0
Xenon 162.60 61.88 847.10 69.46 n.a. n.a.
Conversion tables
Dew point Moisture
Dew point Moisture Dew point Moisture

C F vpm mg/m3 C F vpm mg/m3
20 4.0 1,030 790 55 67.0 20.6 15.7
21 5.8 940 710 56 68.8 18.2 13.8
22 7.6 860 640 57 70.6 15.9 11.1
23 9.4 765 580 58 72.4 13.9 10.6
24 11.2 697 527 59 74.2 12.1 9.2
25 13.0 625 478 60 76.0 10.6 8.0
26 14.8 553 430 61 77.8 9.2 7.0
27 16.6 517 390 62 79.6 8.0 6.2
28 18.4 467 352 63 81.4 6.98 5.3
29 20.2 426 318 64 83.2 6.08 4.6
30 22.0 380 288 65 85.0 5.28 4.0
31 23.8 342 260 66 86.8 4.58 3.5
32 25.6 309 232 67 88.6 3.96 3.0
33 27.4 276 210 68 90.4 3.40 2.6
34 29.2 249 188 69 92.2 2.94 2.2
35 31.0 222 168 70 94.0 2.53 1.9
36 32.8 200 151 71 95.8 2.17 1.7
37 34.6 179 135 72 97.6 1.87 1.4
38 36.4 162 122 73 99.4 1.61 1.2
39 38.2 144 109 74 101.2 1.37 1.0
40 40.0 128 97 75 103.0 1.17 0.9
41 41.8 114 86 76 104.8 1.01 0.8
42 43.6 102 77 77 106.6 0.86 0.7
43 45.4 90 68.5 78 108.4 0.73 0.6
44 47.2 80 61.0 79 110.2 0.62 0.5
45 49.0 71.9 54.1 80 112.0 0.52 0.4
46 50.8 63.5 48.0 81 113.8 0.50 0.34
47 52.6 56.2 42.5 82 115.6 0.38 0.29
48 54.4 49.9 37.8 83 117.4 0.32 0.24
49 56.2 44.0 33.3 84 119.2 0.26 0.19
50 58.0 39.0 29.5 85 121.0 0.22 0.17
51 59.8 34.2 26.0 86 122.8 0.19 0.14
52 61.6 30.4 23.0 87 124.6 0.16 0.12
53 63.4 26.7 20.3 88 126.4 0.11 0.10
54 65.2 23.4 17.8 89 128.2 0.11 0.08
Conversion tables
Pressure units (1 bar = 14.5 psi) Gas Mass Liquid
psi bar kPa m3 gas kg litre liquid

1 0.07 7 (+15 C, (boiling point,
2 0.14 14 1 m3 1013 mbar) 1013 mbar)
5 0.34 34 Acetylene 1.0 1.11
10 0.69 69 Argon 1.0 1.69 1.21
20 1.38 138 Helium 1.0 0.169 1.35
30 2.07 207 Hydrogen 1.0 0.085 1.20
50 3.45 345 Carbon dioxide 1.0 1.87 2.29
100 6.89 690 Nitrogen 1.0 1.19 1.47
300 20.68 2,068 Oxygen 1.0 1.36 1.19
500 34.47 3,447 Propane 1.0 1.90 3.28
1,000 68.95 6,895
2,000 137.90 13,790 1 kg
4,000 275.79 27,579 Acetylene 0.902 1.0
Argon 0.591 1.0 0.717
bar psi kPa Helium 5.91 1.0 7.98
0.1 1.45 10 Hydrogen 11.74 1.0 14.10
0.5 7.25 50 Carbon dioxide 0.534 1.0 1.22
1 14.50 100 Nitrogen 0.843 1.0 1.24
2 29.00 200 Oxygen 0.738 1.0 0.876
5 72.52 500 Propane 0.525 1.0 1.72
10 145.03 1,000
20 290.06 2,000 1 litre liquid
50 725.15 5,000 Acetylene
100 1,450.30 10,000 Argon 0.825 1.39 1.0
200 2,900.60 20,000 Helium 0.741 0.125 1.0
300 4,350.90 30,000 Hydrogen 0.832 0.071 1.0
400 5,801.20 40,000 Carbon dioxide 0.436 0.818 1.0
Nitrogen 0.681 0.807 1.0
Oxygen 0.842 1.14 1.0
Propane 0.305 0.582 1.0
Tightness Leakage
cm3/sec. time for leakage

(helium) of 1 cm3 helium at 1 atm
1 101 10 seconds
1 102 1.5 minutes
1 103 15.0 minutes ppm (part per million) percentage
1 104 3 hours
1 105 30 hours
1 106 12 days 1 ppm = 0.0001%
1 107 4 months 10 ppm = 0.001%
1 108 3 years 100 ppm = 0.01%
1 109 30 years 1,000 ppm = 0.1%
1 1010 300 years 10,000 ppm = 1.0%
1 1011 3,000 years 100,000 ppm = 10.0%
1 1012 30,000 years 1,000,000 ppm = 100.0%
Stainless steel
Carbon steel
Butyl rubber
Neoprene
Polyethene
Aluminum
Buna N
Monel
Chemical
Nylon
Teon
Copper
Gas name
Viton
Kel-F
Brass
formula
PVC
Acetylene C2H2 2
Air, synthetic
Ammonia NH3 1
Argon Ar
Arsine AsH3
Boron trichloride BCl3
Boron triuoride BF3 1 1 1 1
1,3-Butadiene C4H6
n-Butane C4H10
iso-Butane C4H10
1-Butene C4H8
cis-2-Butene C4H8
iso-Butene C4H8
trans-2-Butene C4H8
Carbon dioxide CO2
Carbon monoxide CO
Carbonyl sulde COS 1 1 1 1 1 1
Chlorine Cl2
Chlorine triuoride ClF3 13 10 13 10 10
Cyanogen CNCN
Cyanogen chloride CNCl
Cyclopropane C3H6
Deuterium D2
Diborane B2H6
Dichlorosilane SiH2Cl2 10 7 11
Dimethylamine (CH3)2NH
Dimethyl ether C2H6O
2,2-Dimethylpropane C5H12
Ethane C2H6
Ethene C2H4
Stainless steel
Carbon steel
Butyl rubber
Neoprene
Polyethene
Aluminum
Buna N
Monel
Chemical
Nylon
Teon
Copper
Gas name
Viton
Kel-F
Brass
formula
PVC
Ethylene oxide C2H4O
Ethylamine C2H5NH2
Ethyl chloride C2H5Cl 1 1 1 1 1 1
Fluorine F2
Germane GeH4
Helium He
Hydrogen H2
Hydrogen bromide HBr 1 1 5 1
Hydrogen chloride HCl 1 1 10 8 7 1 11
Hydrogen uoride HF 3 9 10 3 7 11
Hydrogen selenide HSe
Hydrogen sulphide H2S 1 1 10 1 11
Krypton Kr
Methane CH4
Methylamine CH3NH2
Methyl bromide CH3Br 6 1 1 1
Methyl chloride CH3Cl 6 1 1 1
Methyl uoride CH3F
Methyl mercaptan CH3SH
Neon Ne
Nitric oxide NO 1 1 1 1
Nitrogen N2
Nitrogen dioxide NO2 1 1
Nitrogen triuoride NF3 10 13 10 10
Nitrous oxide N2O
Octauoropropane C3F8
Oxygen O2
Phosgene COCl2 1 1 7 1
Phosphine PH3
Propane C3H8
Stainless steel
Carbon steel
Butyl rubber
Neoprene
Polyethene
Aluminum
Buna N
Monel
Chemical
Nylon
Teon
Copper
Gas name
Viton
Kel-F
Brass
formula
PVC
Propene C3H6
Propyne C3H4
R 11 Trichlorouoromethane CFCl3
R 12 Dichlorodiuoromethane CF2Cl2
R 13 Chlorotriuoromethane CF3Cl
R 13 b1 Bromotriuoromethane CF3Br
R 14 Tetrauoromethane CF4
R 21 Dichlorouoromethane CHFCl2
R 22 Chlorodiuoromethane CHF2Cl
R 23 Triuoromethane CHF3
R 114 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane C2Cl2F4
R 115 Chloropentauoroethane C2ClF5
R 116 Hexauoroethane C2F6
R 142b 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane C2H3ClF2
R 152a 1,1-Diuoroethane C2H4F2 7
Silane SiH4
Silicon tetrauoride SiF4 9 1 10 3 7 11
Sulphur dioxide SO2 1 1 1 10 1 1 11
Sulphur hexauoride SF6

Trimethylamine (CH3)3N
Tungsten hexauoride WF6 13 10 13 10 10
Vinyl bromide C2H3Br 1
Vinyl chloride C2H3Cl 1 1 1 1 1 1
Vinyl methyl ether C3H6O
Xenon Xe
Legend 1 Avoid in presence of moisture 6 Possible forming of 9 <150 C (300 F)

Good 2 <65% Cu spontaneously amm- 10 <180 C (360 F)
Fair 3 Avoid in presence of oxygen able compounds 11 <250 C (480 F)
Avoid 4 Up to 100 bar (1,450 psi) 7 <50 C (120 F) 12 <350 C (660 F)
Data missing 5 In absence of oxygen 8 <100 C (210 F) 13 <400 C (750 F)
Index
tert.-Butylmercaptan
A B tert.-Butylmethylether
ACCURA B 40 Bench design 1-Butyne
Acetaldehyde BAR-gases. See Automotive catalogue 2-Butyne
Acetone Benzene
Acetonitrile bioair, bionert, bioreduce, biosterile and bioxide. See C
Acetylene Biotech, chemical, petrochemical and C 12hv/1 Single stage regulator
AAS pharmaceutical catalogue or Indoor and outdoor C 200/1 Single stage regulator
Acrolein environment catalogue C 200/2 Two stage regulator
Acrylonitrile Biological growth control. See Biotech, chemical, C 200hv/2 Two stage regulator
ADR symbol petrochemical and pharmaceutical catalogue or calbur (G-gases). See also G-gases
Air, synthetic. See Synthetic air Indoor and outdoor environment catalogue G110
airEPA. See Indoor and outdoor environment Blending tolerance G112
catalogue Boron trichloride G120
airim and airimcust. See Indoor and outdoor Boron triuoride G21
environment catalogue Breath control. See Indoor and outdoor environment G22
airpo and airpocust. See Indoor and outdoor catalogue G222
environment catalogue brecal. See Indoor and outdoor environment G23
Alarms catalogue G231
Alcohols 2-Bromo-2-chloro-1,1,1-triuoroethane (R 404 a) G25
Aldehydes See Halotane G26
Alkanes Bromochlorotriuoromethane (R 12 b1) G27
Alkenes Bromoethene G271
Alkynes Chemical Calibration certicate
Allene. See Propadiene Bromoethylene Calorimetric control
Amines Bromoform. See Tribromomethane Car exhaust control. See Automotive catalogue
Amino benzene Bromomethane Carbon dioxide
Ammonia Bromotriuoromethane (R 13 b1) Cryotrap
Detector 1,2-Butadiene Instrument
SFE 1,3-Butadiene Laboratory
Analysis certicate Scientic Research
Analysis uncertainty Butane Scientic
Aniline. See Amino benzene n-Butane SFE
Argon Chemical SFE halocarbon free
ICP liquid Instrument SFE He
Instrument Scientic Trace
Laboratory iso-Butane Trace pharma
Lighting Chemical Trace, liquid
Research liquid Scientic Carbon 13 dioxide
Scientic 2-Butanol Carbon disulde
Trace n-Butanol Carbon isotope oxides
Trace liquid tert.-Butanol Carbon monoxide
Aromates 1-Butene Chemical
Arsenic hydride. See Arsine Chemical Instrument
Arsine cis-2-Butene Process
autair, autaircust and autairprec. See Automotive Chemical Scientic
catalogue iso-Butene Carbon 13 monoxide
autnorm. See Automotive catalogue Chemical Carbon monoxide 18
auto and autocust. See Automotive catalogue trans-2-Butene Carbon oxisulde. See Carbonyl sulde
Chemical Carbon tetrachloride. See Tetrachloromethane
Butyl acetate Carbon tetrauoride. See Tetrauoromethane (R 14)
n-Butyl alchohol. See n-Butanol Carbonyl chloride. See Phosgene
Index
Carbonyl uoride Cylinder management Documentation
Carbonyl sulde Cylinder regulators DOT symbol
carem and carnorm. See Automotive catalogue Cylinder size Double gas panel
CAS number Cylinder types D 204
Central gas supply Cylinder valves & connections
Certicate of conformity Diaphragm valve E
Chlorine Safety valve eBusiness
Chemical Washer valve EcoCyl
Chlorine triuoride Enurane
1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane (R 142b) D Environmental control. See Indoor and outdoor
Chlorodiuoromethane (R 22) n-Decane environment catalogue
Chloroethane Desurane EPA protocol
Chloroethylene Detection and alarms EPA protocols binary & tertiary plus gas control. See
Chloroform. See Trichloromethane Deuterium Indoor and outdoor environment catalogue
Chloro iodo methane Scientic Epoxyethane. See Ethylene oxide
Chloromethane Deuteriumhydride Esters
Chloromethylene iodide. See Chloro iodo methane dewcal Ethanal. See Acetaldehyde
Chloropentauoroethane (R 115) H2O Ethane
Chlorotriuoromethane (R 13) Dew point Chemical
chrocal Diaphragm valve Scientic
Alkane Diborane Ethanol
Alkene Dibromoethane Ethene
PID 1,4-Dichlorobutene-2 (cis-/trans-) Chemical
chrocar Dichlorodiuoromethane (R 12) Scientic
HC specied He 1,1-Dichloroethane Ether. See Diethyl ether
He 1,2-Dichloroethane Ethers
N2 Dichlorouoromethane (R 21) Ethyl acetate
combox Dichloromethane Ethyl acetylene. See 1-Butyne
O2 Dichlorosilane Ethylamine
comboxcust 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane (R 114) Ethyl benzene
O2 Diethyl ether Ethyl chloride
conex. See Indoor and outdoor environment catalogue Diethyl sulde See also Chloroethane
Contents 1,1-Diuoroethane (R 152a) Ethylene. See Ethene
Conversion tables 1,1-Diuoroethene Ethylenediouride. See 1,1-Diuoroethane (R 152a)
Copper Diuoromethane (R 32) Ethylene oxide
Cyanogen Chemical Chemical
Cyanogen chloride Diiodo methane Ethylmercaptan
Cyclohexane Dimethylacetylene. See 2-Butyne Ethyl methyl ketone
Cyclohexanone Dimethylamine Ethyl propionate
Cyclohexene Chemical Ethyne. See Acetylene
Cyclopropane Dimethyl ether Excimer laser gas
Cylinder bundles Chemical
Cylinder connections Dimethyl ketone. See Acetone F
ABNT 2,2-Dimethylpropane FAM standard mineral spirits
AFNOR Scientic Fluorine
BS 341 Dimethyl sulde Fluoroethane (R 41)
CGA Dimethyl sulfoxide Fluoroform. See Triuoromethane (R 23)
DIN477 Dinitrogen monoxide. See Nitrous oxide Formaldehyde
IRAM 2539 Dinitrogen tetraoxide. See Nitrogen dioxide
ISO 5145 Disilane
3 - MIE - AP7 Disposable cylinders
NEN 3268 Distribution and storage
UNI DMSO. See Dimethyl sulfoxide
Index
High purity specialty gases
G HiQ analysis certicate K
G-gases. See also calbur HiQ REDLINE Ketones
butane Central gas supply Krypton
G20 Cylinder regulators Halocarbon free
G30 Gas panels Lighting
G31 Points of use Scientic
G32 Product names and codes SFE
methane Hydrogen Window krypton
propane Chemical
propene Detector L
Gas analysis service Halocarbon free L 40 Laboratory cupboard design
Gas cabinets Instrument lampargon
Gas panels Laboratory N2
Gas panels product names and codes Scientic lampargoncust
Gases on request Hydrogen bromide N2
General symbols Chemical lampmix
Germane Hydrogen chloride Kr
Chemical Kr/N2
H Scientic lampmixcust
Halocarbons Hydrogen cyanide Kr/N2
halomix Hydrogen uoride Laughing gas. See Nitrous oxide
F2/He Hydrogen iodide leacon
F2/Kr Hydrogen selenide H2
F2/Ne Hydrogen sulde He
HCl/H2/He Chemical SF6
HCl/H2/Ne Leak testing
HCl/He I Leakage
HCl/Ne instarg Lighting control
halomixcust CO2
F2/He H2 M
F2/Kr Methane maccon. See Indoor and outdoor environment
F2/Ne insthel catalogue
HCl/H2/He n-Butane Material recommendation
HCl/H2/Ne iso-Butane MBIK. See Methyl isobutyl ketone
HCl/He Instrument MEK. See Ethyl methyl ketone
HCl/Ne Iodoethane meltair
Halotane (R 404 a) Iodomethane CO
Helium ISO 6141 meltaircust
Auto emission ISO 9000 CO
Chemical ISO 17025 meltix
Detector Isobutane. See iso-Butane CO
Halocarbon free Isobutylene. See iso-Butene meltixcust
Instrument Isobutyl methyl ketone. See Methyl isobutyl ketone CO
Laboratory Isourane Mercaptans
NMR Isopropyl acetate Metallurgy
Research Methanal. See Formaldehyde
Scientic Methane
Helium 3 Chemical
Helium leak detection test Detector
n-Heptane Instrument
Hexauoroethane (R 116) Scientic
n-Hexane Methanethiol. See Methyl mercaptan
Index
Methanol Nitrogen Oxygen
Methoxyurane Chemical Chemical
Methyl acetate Detector Instrument
Methyl acetylene. See Propyne Halocarbon free Laboratory
Methyl alcohol. See Methanol Instrument Process
Methylamine Research liquid Scientic
Chemical Scientic Trace pharma
Methyl bromide Trace Oxygen isotopes
Chemical Trace pharma
See also Bromomethane Trace, liquid P
2-Methylbutane Nitrogen dioxide Pentane
3-Methyl-1-butene Chemical 1-Pentene
Methyl chloride Nitrogen uoride. See Nitrogen triuoride cis-2-Pentene
Chemical Nitrogen monoxide. See Nitric oxide trans-2-Pentene
See also Chloromethane Nitrogen oxides Peruorocyclobutane
Methyl ethyl ketone. See Ethyl methyl ketone Nitrogen triuoride Peruoropropane
Methyl uoride Nitrous oxide Scientic
Methylformiate AAS See also Octauoropropane (R 218)
Methyl iodide. See Diiodo methane Chemical Peroxides
Methyl isobutyl ketone Scientic petcontcust and petemcust. See Biotech, chemical,
Methyl mercaptan n-Nonane petrochemical and pharmaceutical catalogue
Chemical nurom petliq and petliqcust. See Biotech, chemical,
2-Methylpentane He petrochemical and pharmaceutical catalogue
Methylpropane. See iso-Butane Ne Petrochemical industry. See Biotech, chemical,
2-Methyl vinyl ether petrochemical and pharmaceutical catalogue
Moisture O Phosgene
monair and monaircust. See Indoor and outdoor Octauorocyclobutane (R C318) Phosphine
environment catalogue Octauoropropane (R 218) Physical data
Monomethylamine. See Methylamine n-Octane Pipe systems
MTBE. See tert.-Butylmethylether odocal Points of use
CS2 Bench design (B 40)
N H2S Laboratory cupboard design (L 40)
Natural gas Methyl mercaptan Wall design (W 40)
EU natural gas THT Preface
Highcalor natural gas Odorization Pressure units
Lowcalor natural gas olfacal Process
US natural gas n-Butanol promet
Neon n-Butyl acetate O2/CO2
Chemical CO prometcust
Lighting H2S O2/CO2
Scientic olfacalcust Propadiene
Neopentane. See 2,2-Dimethylpropane n-Butanol Propane
Nickel carbonyl n-Butyl acetate Chemical
nitEPA. See Indoor and outdoor environment H2S Scientic
catalogue Olfactormetry 1-Propanol
nitim, nitimcust and nitimcust nano. See Indoor and Operating economy 2-Propanol
outdoor environment catalogue Origami Propenal. See Acrolein
Nitric oxide Oxirane. See Ethylene oxide Propene
Chemical Chemical
Scientic Propene oxide
Nitrils Propyl acetate
n-Propyl alcohol. See 1-Propanol
Index
Propylene. See Propene Silicon tetrachloride Trichloromethane
Propylene oxide. See Propene oxide Silicon tetrauoride Trichlorosilane
Propyne Single gas panels 1,1,2-Trichlorotriuoroethane (R 113)
Pure gases on request S 200 Triuoromethane (R 23)
Purity classication S 201 Chemical
S 202 Trimethylamine
R S 203 Chemical
R 11, Trichlorouoromethane Single stage regulator tubepurge
R 12, Dichlorodiuoromethane C 200/1 Ne
R 12 b1, Bromochlorotriuoromethane C 12hv/1 tubes
R 13, Chlorotriuoromethane Smoke stack exhaust control. See Indoor and outdoor Ne
R 13 b1, Bromotriuoromethane environment catalogue Tungsten hexauoride
R 14, Tetrauoromethane Stable isotopes Turnkey deliveries
R 21, Dichlorouoromethane Stainless steel Two stage regulator
R 22, Chlorodiuoromethane Standard purity specialty gases C 200/2
R 23, Triuoromethane Start-up C 200hv/2
R 32, Diouromethane Storage (and distribution)
R 41, Fluoroethane Styrene U
R 113, 1,1,2-Trichlorotriuoroethane Sulfur compounds UN number
R 114, 1,2-Dichlorotetrauorethane Sulfur dioxide
R 115, Chloropentauoroethane Chemical V
R 116, Hexauoroethane Scientic Vapor emission control
R 134a, Tetraouroethane Sulfur hexauoride vecem
R 142b, 1-Chloro-1,1-diuoroethane Chemical Alcohol
R 152a, 1,1-Diuoroethane SFE BTX
R 218, Octauoropropane Synthetic air BTXE
R C318, Octauorocyclobutane Auto emission CO
R 404 a, Halotane Dry Ester
R&D mixtures Instrument Halocarbon
mono-compo Monitoring zero Ketone
di-compo Scientic Propane
tri-compo Trace pharma vecemcust
tetra-compo System design Alcohol
multi-compo BTXE
Rare gases T CO
Reference material 1,1,1,2-Tetrachloroethane Ester
Returnable cylinders 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane Halocarbon
Risk management Tetrachloromethane Ketone
Risk phrases Tetrauoroethane (R 134a) Propane
Chemical vencon. See Indoor and outdoor environment
S Tetrauoromethane (R 14) catalogue
Safety audits Chemical Vinyl bromide
Safety training Tetrahydrothiophene See also Bromoethylene
Safety valve Tetramethylmethane. See 2,2-Dimethylpropane Vinyl chloride
SECCURA Tightness See also Chloroethylene
Semi-automatic gas panels Toluene Vinyl methyl ether
A 208 Transport symbols
A 209 Tribromomethane
Services 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
Sevourane 1,1,2-Trichloroethane
Shelf life Trichloroethylene
Silane Trichlorouoromethane (R 11)
Index
W X
W 40 Wall design Xenon
Washer valve Chemical
Water vapor. See Moisture Halocarbon free
wavemix Lighting
ArF/He Scientic
ArF/Ne SFE
KrF/He m-Xylene
KrF/Ne o-Xylene
XeCl/He p-Xylene
XeCl/Ne
wavemixcust
ArF/He
KrF/He
XeCl/He
XeCl/Ne
Web ordering
windo
Kr
SF6
windocust
Kr
SF6
Window insulation
Working environment
Workplace control. See Indoor and outdoor
environment catalogue
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G20 methane 0.5% other 7 30.2 2080

G21 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 13% C3H8 7 8.6 2462

G22 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 35% H2 7 31 2463

G23 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 7.5% N2 7 34 2464

G25 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 14% N2 7 34 2465

G26 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 7% C3H8 7 16.6 2466

G27 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 18% N2 7 30 2467

G30 butane 0.5% other 7 7 2019

G31 propane 0.5% other 7 6 2116

G32 propene 0.4% other 7 6 2119

C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

G110 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 24% N2 7 30 2468

G112 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 24% N2 7 30 2469

G120 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 21% N2 7 30 2470

G222 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 23% H2 7 30 2471

G231 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 15% N2 7 30 2472

G271 calbur 5% n.a. n.a. 26% N2 7 30 2473

C 200/2 A, brass 3 45 5482

Lowcalor natural gas 2% 2% 36 2.6% N2 7 27.8 2474

Highcalor natural gas 4.6% C2H6 7 8.3 2475

EU natural gas 0.5% N2 7 18.8 2476

US natural gas n.a. n.a. n.a. 2.6% N2 7 11.1 2477

General Recommended cylinder regulator

Excimer laser gas

Excimer laser gas

F2/He halomix 1% 5% 2% 12 1% F2 7 0.30 6179

F2/He halomix 3% 5% 2% 12 3% F2 7 0.30 6180

F2/He halomix 5% 5% 2% 12 5% F2 7 0.30 6181

F2/He halomix 10% 5% 2% 12 10% F2 7 0.30 6182

Mixtures 1%, 3% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS

Excimer laser gas

F2/He halomixcust 5% 5% 12 0.1 10% F2 7 0.30 6301

Mixtures <0.525% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS

0.5253.69% NON-FLAMMABLE GAS

Recommended cylinder regulator

Excimer laser gas

F2/Kr halomix 5% 5% 2% 12 5% F2 7 0.30 6183

F2/Kr halomix 10% 5% 2% 12 10% F2 7 0.30 6184

Recommended cylinder regulator

Excimer laser gas

F2/Kr halomixcust 5% 5% 12 0.1 5% F2 7 0.30 6302