En ISO11108 47liter Carbon Monoxide Gas Canister for Sales

• CAS No.: 630-08-0
• Formula: Co
• EINECS: 211-128-3
• Constituent: Industrial Pure Air
• Grade Standard: Electronic Grade
• Chemical Property: Inflammable Gas
• Model NO.: E1016
• Purity: 99.99%
• Packaging: Cylinder
• Portable: Tped
• Toxicity: Yes
• Storage: Ventilate
• Transport Package: Cylinder
• Specification: 40L/47L//50L
• Trademark: FRONTAGE
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 28112900
• Production Capacity: 100000 PC/Month

Product Description

Product Description

 

 

Product Parameters

CAS No.	10102-43-9
UN No.	1016
EINECS No.	211-128-3
Molecular weight	28.0101
Appearance	colorless, odorless
Melting point	-205 ºC
Boiling point	-191.5ºC
Density	1.2504 g/L
DOT Class	2.1 & 2.3
Label	Flammable Gas, Toxic Gas

Specification	99.9 %	Specification	99.99 %
Hydrogen	≤5 ppm	Hydrogen	≤1 ppm
Oxygen	≤50 ppm	Oxygen+Argon	≤50 ppm
Nitrogen	≤450 ppm	Nitrogen	≤40 ppm
Carbon Dioxide	≤30 ppm	Carbon Dioxide	≤5 ppm
Methane	≤20 ppm	Methane	≤1 ppm
Moisture	≤5 ppm	Moisture	≤1 ppm
Total Impurity	≤1000 ppm

FAQ

 

1. Can we get a free sample from you?   
A. Of course,you can get a sample from us,and put the sample fees deducted if you buy in batch quantity.
2.  Are you factory or trading company?If you are a factory, can we visit your gas station?
A. Sure,we are both factory(gas station) and trading.Welcome to our gas station.
3.  How to ensure your cylinder quality?
A. We acquire EN,ISO,DOT certificate,and we have been in gas field for more than 15 years.Our goods are very popular almost all over the world.
4.  Which current do you accept?
A.We accept USD,EURO,YEN and RMB

 

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Certifications

 

XIN CHEN Advantages

· More than 15 years of experience in the export of gas industry
· Filling gas into cylinder in our gas station
· We serve regular customers more than 30 countries and area around the world
· The rate of return order is over 90%
· Our station could wash and inspect all types of cylinders

 

Packaging & Shipping

Product	Carbon Monoxide
Package Size	40Ltr Cylinder	47Ltr Cylinder	50Ltr Cylinder
Filling Content/Cyl	6 m3	7 m3	10 m3
QTY Loaded in 20'Container	250 Cyls	250 Cyls	250 Cyls
Total Volume	1500 m3	1750 m3	2500 m3
Cylinder Tare Weight	50Kgs	52Kgs	55Kgs
Valve	QF-30A /CGA 350

After Sales Service

TAIHE XIN CHEN PREPARATION MANUFACTURE FACTORY is located in Daxin Town,Taihe county,Fuyang,Anhui,China. Taihe is one of famous long history cities in China.Convenient transportation and efficient logistics help this city to further brilliant. Xin Chen is a high rapid development erterprise,which deal in various kinds of industrial gases,standard gases,and specialty gases.

· Cylinder and packaging customized.
· Prompt delivery and full documentation.
· Self testing and support inspection
· Service first,customer foremost
 

How To Guide To Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas produced by the incomplete burning of any carbon-containing material, including gasoline, natural gas, propane, coal or wood. CO is dangerous because it replaces oxygen in the blood and interferes with the transport of needed oxygen to cells in the body.
Safety Tips
Many incidents involving carbon monoxide poisoning can be prevented with the right preparation. To help keep you and your family safe, follow these seven tips.

1. Know the risks of carbon monoxide: Anything that burns a fuel, such as a furnace, fireplace, generator, gas appliance or car, produces a toxic by-product: CO. When these devices are property maintained and vented, gas can be effectively dispersed and channeled out of your home. If it is not, inhaling carbon monoxide can trigger serious health issues. At lower concentrations, people may experience symptoms like, headaches, dizziness, weakness, nausea, vomiting, chest pain and confusion. At higher concentrations CO can quickly cause a loss of consciousness and even death.
2. Keep your vents clear: During and after a storm, make sure nothing is blocking the outside stack or vent for your dryer, stove, furnace and fireplace. Taking special care to prevent snow from building up and blocking these critical exits for dangerous gases.
3. Do not run engines in a closed area: Proper ventilation is critical to avoid CO poisoning. Please do not start a car, fire up a grill or run a generator in a closed area like a garage. Even if you leave the garage door open, carbon monoxide can quickly build up to toxic levels.
4. Schedule regular maintenance: At least once a year, have a qualified professional inspect your fuel-burning devices to make sure they continue to have the appropriate venting and they are continuing to operate properly.
5. Keep fireplaces clean and well vented: If you have a wood-burning fireplace or stove, make sure it is kept clean and the flue is working properly. Even when the last embers are smoldering, keep the flue open to let the gases escape.
6. Install CO alarms: When you have fuel-burning appliances, a fireplace or an attached garage, install this device in your home. You will want one on every level (including the basement), within the vicinity of the bedrooms and in any other locations required by any applicable laws and building codes. Some CO detectors can be interconnected across your house, so that when one detects an issue, they all sound the alarm. If you do hear the CO alarm, immediately move to fresh air and call 911.
7. Maintain your CO alarms: Please remember that your CO alarms need regular maintenance. Many come equipped with a battery backup to ensure uninterrupted operation, even if the power goes out. You will need to remember to change your batteries at the frequency recommended by the manufacturer, like you do with your smoke detectors. It is also suggested that you keep a supply of batteries on hand in the event of a multi-day power outage. Other maintenance tips are remove visible dust with a vacuum and testing and replacing units.

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