From an individual cylinder to a cylinder bundle or liquid helium in a cryogenic vessel. Application, specification, consumption and accessibility determine the appropriate form of delivery.
The correct delivery form follows from the required gas quality, expected consumption, operating pressure, available storage space and continuity requirement. A cylinder may be practical for limited or occasional consumption, while a bundle reduces changeovers at higher usage.
Liquid helium requires suitable cryogenic equipment and a delivery plan that matches the installation. State your application, purity, quantity, connection, location and desired date in the contact form.
For defined, project-based or moderate consumption. Cylinder size, filling pressure, purity and connection are matched to the requirement.
Multiple cylinders combined in one frame for higher or recurring demand, with fewer cylinder changes and a central connection.
For MRI, superconducting magnets, low-temperature research and installations designed for cryogenic helium.
We supply helium according to the stated requirement. The more complete the information, the more directly we can assess the available delivery option.
Equipment, process or intended use.
Purity, mixture, pressure and connection.
Quantity, frequency and continuity.
Accessibility, storage and required date.
The same helium grade can be supplied in different forms. Conversely, not every form is suitable for every quality, volume or location.
The required grade and impurity limits follow from the process or equipment specification. Balloon helium is an application grade rather than a universal purity class.
Cylinders and bundles require suitable, ventilated placement and secure handling. Cryogenic supply places additional demands on equipment and procedure.
Send the gas, specification, quantity, location and required date through the contact form.