LPG in Crop, Livestock & Poultry Applications

LPG gas has numerous applications in agriculture including heating for poultry, livestock, greenhouses and more.

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LPG gas can be delivered no matter where you are in Australia.

Typical Agricultural Applications

Some typical applications include:

♦  Constant temperature control for brooders.

♦  Hot water for sanitation and other uses 

♦  Space heating for poultry sheds, greenhouses and nurseries

♦  Cost effective power generators

♦  Forklift fuel 

♦  Flame weeding and pest control without chemical

♦  Handling and processing of meat and other food products

♦  CO₂ generation for plant growth enhancement.

♦  Drying produce such as cotton, grains, milk products, nuts & tobacco

♦  As a diesel fuel substitute, in machinery, to reduce costs and emissions

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Hospitality & Commercial Heating

Outdoor Patio Heaters

Patio heaters (area radiant heaters) are perfect for outdoor heating in the hospitality industry.

Many restaurants, cafes, hotels and pubs rely on LPG heaters.

Commercial enterprises also use them for employee work and break areas.

These heaters can warm an area of approximately 28m2 in a 360° radius.

Directional Panel Heaters

Directional panel heaters (also known as radiant heaters) are great for providing warmth in a specific area.

Panel heaters rely on infrared radiation to heat objects, people and surfaces.

They are ideal in open areas with high ceilings and in locations where chill temperatures need to be eliminated.

They can be wall mounted or positioned on an optional heater stand.

Stargas can provide various sizes of panel heaters to suite tour needs.

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Blower Heaters

Blower heaters (convection heaters) are typically used in various industrial, agricultural, commercial and construction applications.

They are very reliable and cost effective.

Utilisation in workplaces such as warehouses, workshops, garages, factories, transport terminals, breeding sheds and greenhouses is common.

They can also be used for drying and curing materials in the building, agricultural and other industries.

In many instances, convection and radiant systems are used in tandem to create an efficient form of total space heating.

Your Stargas representative is the person best qualified to assess your space heating needs and recommend the appropriate system.

Helium Tank Hire - Balloon Gas in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast. LPG, too. Great prices…

Helium gas bottle hire for use as balloon gas in decorative helium balloons.

Helium Gas Tank - Cylinder Sizes

Helium gas is available in G2, E2 and D2 gas cylinder sizes. 

All cylinders are designed for transport.

MSDS Helium

Recommended Helium Gas Cylinder Sizes

D2 cylinder is recommended for a small function needing to inflate approximately 140 standard size party balloons

E2 cylinder is recommended for the small to medium size functions needing to inflate approximately 300 standard size party balloons

G2 cylinder is recommended for the large functions needing to inflate approximately 750 standard size party balloons

All cylinders are designed for transport

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Who Discovered Helium?

The following is a timeline of the major events in the history of helium:

• 1868 – Theoretical evidence of the existence of Helium was based the discovery of a bright yellow spectral line (at 587.49 nanometers) from a prism of sunlight.  The discovery was made by Pierre Jules César Janssen, a French astronomer, during a solar eclipse. 

• 1868 – Joseph Norman Lockyer named it Helium, after the Greek sun god – Helios.

• 1882 – Helium was first observed on Earth by Italian physicist Luigi Palmieri, whilst analysing lava from a volcano.

• 1895 – Actual helium gas was isolated by Sir William Ramsay, a Scottish chemist, by treating cleveite with acids.

• 1903 – Significant quantities of helium were found in particular natural gas fields within the USA.

• 1908 – Dutch physicist Heike Kamerlingh Onnes was the first to liquefy helium.

What is Helium Used For?

Here are some of the most notable uses for helium:

• Filling of decorative balloons is probably the best known and most common use.

• It is used to provide lift in Lighter-Than-Air ships – blimps and dirigibles – based on its extremely low density compared to air.

• It is used as a cooling agent in scientific devices such as the Large Hadron Collider, MRI scanners and NMR spectrometers, as well as being used as a carrier gas for gas chromatography.

• Helium is very inert.  This lends itself to use as a protective atmosphere for a number of processes including welding and semiconductor production.

• Deep sea divers use a mixture of 80% helium and 20% oxygen.  This eliminates nitrogen, which normally makes up 80% of the air we breathe, reducing nitrogen narcosis and other adverse physiological effects.

• Liquid helium is used to promote superconductivity in certain metals

Helium Balloon Gas Safety: Don’t Be a Daffy Duck 

 

There is a well-known party trick where people suck gas out of helium balloons to talk funny.  

The amusement of talking like Donald Duck is overshadowed by the dangers involved with inhaling helium balloon gas. 

It’s not only ‘daffy’... It can even be fatal!

Why Does Helium Make You Sound Funny?

When you speak, you rely on your vocal chords to make the sounds. The air passing through your larynx causes the vocal chords to vibrate. The mouth, lips and tongue then convert the sound into speech.

When you inhale helium, it affects the timbre of your voice, because helium is much less dense than air. This is a result of sound travelling faster through helium than air, as well as helium favouring high pitched sounds.

Danger of Asphyxiation

Helium is not poisonous, as it is an inert gas. However, it can be an asphyxiant when inhaled instead of normal air. This is known as Inert Gas Asphyxiation. 

Breathing just helium, or any inert gas, creates an absence of oxygen. The helium displaces the air, including the required oxygen, in your lungs. This can cause your body’s oxygen level to drop to hazardously low levels, initiating Hypoxia.

Symptoms of Hypoxia

The resulting Hypoxia is a condition that develops when the body is deprived of an adequate supply of oxygen. Generalised hypoxia can cause dizziness, disorientation, abnormal heart function, unconsciousness and even death.

Risk of an Embolism or Ruptured Lung

Inhaling helium too deeply or directly from a gas cylinder is even more dangerous. The pressurised gas can cause an embolism. An embolism is a blockage of a blood vessel which, in this case, is caused by a gas bubble. This can cause a stroke, seizures or death.

The inhalation of pressurised gas can also damage the lungs. Air sacs in the lungs are likely to rupture and death follows almost immediately, as victims literally drown in their own blood.

Be Safe with Helium Balloon Gas

Don’t be a daffy duck!  Here are some safety tips to keep you, your family and friends safe:

• Don’t inhale helium balloon gas.  The risks far outweigh the momentary amusement.

• Share the Be Gas Wise web site with your family and friends on Facebook or let everyone know on Twitter:  

#begaswise

• Ensure helium balloon gas and other gases are only used for their intended purposes.

• Always follow the safety warnings.

• Make sure children are always supervised when playing with balloons.

• Click to download the PDF of MSDS Helium (Balloon Gas)

Don't Release Helium Balloons Outdoors

Releasing balloons may seems harmless except balloons do eventually come back down to earth and can cause environmental damage. Released balloons pose a danger to wildlife and especially marine wildlife.

Releasing balloons may also be illegal, depending on where you live. For example, in NSW it is against the law to release 20 or more balloons.

Video & Conclusion

Elgas and the balloon industry are deeply concerned about the misuse of helium balloon gas. We want to ensure that customers, their family and friends are all educated to understand the dangers and how to safely enjoy helium balloons. 

To help educate Australians, BOC, with the support of Elgas, has produced the following community service announcement. Voiced by iconic Australian actor Michael Caton, the video depicts a family setting up for a children’s party.

“We’ve all seen this at one time or another, some of us may even have done it ourselves, but inhaling balloon gas is very dangerous and can be fatal,’’ Mr Caton says in the announcement. “The helium in balloon gas acts as an asphyxiant and when you inhale it displaces the oxygen in your lungs. Balloon gas is safe in balloons and when you release it in a well-ventilated area and in a safe manner. So the next time you see some sucker about to inhale balloon gas or you think it is going to be a laugh, stop and be gas wise,’’ he says.

You will most likely see it on TV over the coming months. Many thanks to Michael Caton for once again agreeing to be our ‘voice talent’ on this, as well as our previous BBQ Safety community service announcement. Finally, kudos to our friends at BOC for creating the 'Be Gas Wise' safety campaign.

Do not inhale balloon helium.

Helium does not support life. Inhaling helium can lead to suffocation or even death.Cylinders must be stored below 55ºC, in a naturally ventilated areas constructed of non-combustible material with a firm level floor, away from areas of high traffic and emergency exits.

Read all instructions and warnings on the cylinder, cylinder tag, packaging and leaflets to ensure optimum results and your safety.  

If users have further questions supplier can be contacted.

Ensure that safe handling procedures are followed at all times.

Store cylinders in an upright position and secure properly to prevent toppling. 

Safety stands; braces, trolleys, straps and other purpose designed cylinder safety equipment can be purchased from many industry suppliers, as well as Elgas.

Regulators should not be attached to the cylinder during transport.

Cylinders must be secured during transport.

Always store and transport cylinders in a well-ventilated area away from obvious fire risks.

Do not bend and lift cylinders.

Use a trolley to move cylinders. 

Click to download PDF of MSDS Helium (Balloon Gas) 

Helium inhalation is no laughing matter

Balloons at parties are to be enjoyed but customers should be warned that an attempt to sound like a cartoon character can be fatal. When inhaled, balloon gas displaces air in the lungs in the way similar to water when a person drowns.

Inhaling balloon gas cuts off oxygen supply to the body. Without oxygen it only takes a few seconds before an individual can become dizzy or unconscious and can stop breathing.

Inhaling balloon gas under pressure straight from the cylinder is even more dangerous. Air sacs in the lungs are likely to rupture and death follows almost immediately, as victims literally drown in their own blood.

 Elgas and the balloon industry are deeply concerned about the misuse of Balloon Gas.  

Ensure that customers are advised to educate family and friends to understand the dangers.  

Ensure that customers are also advised to always supervise children and teenagers. 

What is Star Gas?

Owned and operated by Elgas, Stargas^® is a simple, innovative and competitive service offer of compressed industrial and hospitality gases and LPG. The service is designed to cater for the small to medium businesses looking for a gas supplier that can offer value-for-money products without compromising safety or service.

The Industrial products offered include oxyfuel welding, cutting and shielding gases.  Stargas also offers industrial users its high quality forklift fuel,  Elgas Forklift Premium^®.  The Hospitality offer includes a wide range of beverage dispensing gases as well as balloon gas (Helium) and LPG for heating applications. 

The Elgas Stargas offer is supported by a fleet of delivery vehicles offering delivery, at no additional charge, within 24 hours anywhere in their service areas and convenient online ordering. 

Gas Cylinder Colour Code Chart for Australia

Gas Cylinder Colour Code Chart

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This chart shows the Australian standard colour coding and gas characteristics for gas cylinders:

FGWP Terms and Conditions

1.    Offer valid until 31 March 2018 or until further notice.

2.    Offer valid for new commercial customers only. Customer must execute a 12 month commercial supply agreement to qualify.

3.    Not to be used in conjunction with any other Elgas voucher offer unless specifically stipulated.

4.    Not available through Stargas and may not be combined with any Stargas offers.

5.    Offer only applies for LPG supplied in 15kg or 18kg forklift cylinders. Offer does not apply to 9kg or smaller cylinders.

6.    Total Elgas account credits (credits) are 15 x $5 e-vouchers totalling $75 worth of gas credits.

7.    Credits are applied at $5 per forklift cylinder

8.    Only one set of e-voucher promotion credits per customer account at any one time. Cannot be combined or accumulated with e-vouchers from other Elgas voucher promotions unless specifically stipulated in the other voucher promotion.

9.    Unused credits expire 60 months from date of issue.

10.Offer valid for forklift cylinder orders only

11.Credits are not redeemable for cash nor transferable and only available at original registered Elgas account address.

12.Credits can only be applied to an Elgas account and only valid on LPG purchases.

13.Must sign up online and quote Promotion Code FGWP to redeem offer.

14.Offer only available in areas serviced by Elgas branches or its agents. Offer not available through Elgas distributors.

15.Service charges may apply. Delivery charges may apply in some areas.

16.Direct Debit payment method required in selected outlets.

17.Elgas reserves the right to amend or terminate this promotion at any time.

Onsite Forklift Refilling with Bulk Gas Delivery

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New Customers Get $75 Worth of LPG Gas Account Credit

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Onsite Forklift Refilling with Bulk Gas Delivery

LPG Gas Forklifts

LPG forklifts are capable of maintaining 100% power throughout the day. 

They have the ability to push heavy loads at full capacity, up and down gradients faster and for a longer amount of time than electric forklifts. 

The initial capital cost is generally lower when compared with either electric or diesel forklifts

LPG forklifts can also be used both indoors and outdoors, unlike their electric and diesel counterparts.  

This increased flexibility is essential if your business has both yard and warehouse storage applications.  

Indoor workspaces should be ventilated

The time required to refuel an LPG forklift is much less when compared to electric powered forklifts.  

It takes only five minutes to refill or change an LPG cylinder. 

In contrast, an electric forklift could take up to eight hours to recharge. 

So, you have no down time or the added cost of acquiring extra batteries.

Finally, an LPG cylinder storage cage or LPG refuelling station saves valuable indoor storage space, when compared to an electric recharge station, as the LPG is stored outdoors. 

Cylinder storage cages are typically provided by your forklift gas supplier.

Electric Forklifts

Battery-operated electric forklifts do not produce tailpipe emissions and are quiet in use. 

Food processing companies sometimes prefer electric forklifts because they produce no fumes. 

While good for indoor use, they are generally unsuitable for outdoor applications.

While electric forklifts are ‘greener’ on site, most of the Australian electricity used for the recharging comes from coal fired generating facilities. 

So, the resultant greenhouse gas emissions are based on this use of coal.

Electric forklifts must have a charged battery to operate.  

Forgetting to charge the battery overnight could result in significant productivity losses the next day, particularly when the business operates with one or a limited number of forklifts. 

Also, while a battery is charging, the forklift is unavailable for use, unless you invest in a unit with easily changeable batteries and the spare battery packs. 

Charging typically takes 8 hours, although some units do charge faster.

Due to battery and recharging requirements, the initial investment for an electric forklift is usually much higher than the other options.  

In addition, chargers have certain voltage and amperage requirements.  

Your existing electrical service may not meet these requirements, necessitating additional expense to remedy. 

In addition, the battery charging station takes up valuable warehouse space, including the ‘parking spaces’ required for the forklifts while charging. 

Diesel Forklifts

Because these are internal combustion engines, which create exhaust fumes and diesel particulate matter, this option is not safe for indoor use. 

The cost of acquisition for diesel forklifts is generally higher than LPG but lower than electric models.

Diesel forklifts require more space to manoeuvre than the LPG or electric alternatives, since these units are larger in size.  

However, diesel models generally provide more torque output than the alternatives. 

Diesel models are good for sustained heavy loads.

One worrisome aspect of diesel forklifts is the operator health issue. 

The dirty black smoke that is seen coming from diesel vehicles is a fine particulate matter which is carcinogenic. 

Experts at the World Health Organisation (WHO) say diesel engine exhaust fumes can cause cancer in humans. 

While this may not be much of an issue with truck drivers, who sit in an enclosed cab, forklift operators are in close proximity to the exhaust.

Click to see MSDS for Forklift Gas (LPG)

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Step-by-Step Forklift Cylinders Removal & Installation

LPG Gas Hot Water Systems for Dairy Farms

Why should dairy farmers use gas hot water systems?

Dairy farmers use gas hot water systems because they are continuous flow, highly efficient and very cost effective.

The Gas Hot Water Advantages

 

The difference is that the farm no longer needs to store hot water in preparation for use.

You avoid the heat loss associated with storing water and the constant power use required to maintain the heated water for when it’s needed.

Your Dairy Gas Hot Water plant will be engineered, specified and installed to meet your specific needs.

Multiple units can be assembled together, using a manifold system, to scale the output to the quantity required.

If you need more commercial information, please ring 1300 362 389

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Commercial Gas Hot Water Systems that Never Run Out

LPG Gas Cooking for the Hospitality Industry

With the escalating cost of electricity, it's worth exploring cooking with LPG.

LPG can also power your hot water and room heaters.

A dedicated delivery driver monitors your usage to ensure there's always sufficient LPG.

Cook with Gas No Matter Where You Work

Almost every professional chef wants to cook with a gas cooktop. 

Now you can!

LPG Everywhere

But how can you get gas cooking if you work in an area without natural gas supply?  

LPG gas is the answer.  

LPG gas is available virtually anywhere in Australia and adding it to your business is easier than you think.

Gas - The Better Way to Cook

Cooking with gas is so much better than using a traditional electric cooktop.  

Gas provides heat more rapidly and evenly, as the flame wraps around the pan. 

Temperature control is instantaneous, so you don’t have to move a pot off the burner to stop cooking.  

Be able to cook a real stir fry in a proper wok, with a gas wok burner.

Easy to Install

Gas cooktops can be fitted into the same space as your old electric unit. 

You just measure your current space and select a gas cooktop that is the same size. 

Cook with Gas at an Affordable Price

Best of all, cooking with LPG gas is very affordable.  

There are quality gas cooktops available with a premium stainless steel finish, wok burner and electronic ignition, so no wasted gas on pilot lights.  

LPG gas is very affordable, too.

 

 

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If you need more commercial information, please ring 1300 362 389 or send an Online LPG Gas Enquiry

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CO₂ Gas Supply in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast. Great prices…

CO₂ Tank Suppliers - Carbon Dioxide - CO₂ Gas Bottles - Prices

Food grade carbon dioxide (CO₂) gas cylinders are used primarily for soft drink dispensers.

CO₂ gas is available in VT and F gas cylinder sizes.

CO₂ D size is available in Victoria.

Our 99.9% CO₂ gas is food quality gas used in the pressurised beverage dispensing of bulk beer, cider and post-mix systems.

Food grade, non-flammable, non-toxic, colourless and odourless gas.

MSDS CO₂

Our Beverage Gases

Our gases are typically used in beverage dispensing for:

• CARBONATION of beer, soft drinks and cider

• PRESSURISATION in order to push liquid from storage sourceto point of dispense

• HEAD RETENTION of beer after it is poured

• PRESERVATION extending product shelf life.

Beverage gases have many applications which is why Stargas is committed to the excellence of our products and services and aim to ensure our products meet the quality specification every time.

It is important to us that your customers keep coming back.

Our focus on high quality includes:

• HACCP and ISBT accreditation for our Food Grade Carbon Dioxide

• Safety Data Sheets available anytime: MSDS CO₂ - Carbon Dioxide

• The ability to provide quality batch test results or certificates for our products as part of a solution.

Commercial Gas Suppliers – Bulk LPG

Commercial LPG Gas Suppliers - Bulk LPG Supply

Get bulk LPG gas supply for industrial, agricultural & commercial applications, with bulk gas supply storage solutions.

Bulk LPG supply is for high volume users of LPG. 

We supply larger storage vessels and deliveries are made using tankers that refill your tank on site.

Bulk LPG Supply

  ♦   Reliable LPG bulk gas deliveries you can count on

♦  Your LPG bulk gas supply options include tanker delivery, for bulk users, and exchange cylinder service for lower volume LPG gas users. 

We also offer LNG Bulk Supply.

♦  Bulk Gas Storage Tanks are provided to fit the needs of your business. 

Smaller tanks are available for low volume users. 

♦  You get LPG Gas payment option choices to match your preference

♦  Your transactions are simplified with our Online LPG Gas Services, where you can make payments, order bulk gas, leave special instructions, check gas delivery dates, download duplicate invoices and much more, all with just a few clicks.

Please see Bulk LPG Tank Sizes

LPG Cylinder Exchange for Low Volume Users

♦ We provide you with two or more 45kg LPG gas bottles.  

When linked by a changeover valve, you get an uninterrupted supply. See Gas Bottle Sizes for more info.

♦ You can get Automatic Text (SMS) Gas Check Alerts to remind you when it's time to check your gas bottles. 

You'll never forget to order your gas bottles again! 

♦ Elgas delivers filled LPG gas bottles to your business and removes the empty gas bottles as you use your LPG bottled gas.

♦ Simply call us when one LPG gas bottle is empty and we will be there with another full gas bottle.  You can also Order Online or Order by Text (SMS)

Liquid vs Vapour LPG

LPG exists in two different forms, liquid and gas (vapour). 

The pressure and temperature at which it is stored determines which kind you have.

Same but Different

In Australia, LPG is Propane.  

Propane is a flammable hydrocarbon gas with 3 carbon and 8 hydrogen atoms in a propane molecule.

The chemical formula for propane is C₃H₈.  (Propane molecule model shown)

LPG liquid and vapour characteristics have some similarities to water and steam. 

Liquid LPG is colder, denser and heavier. 

LPG vapour is warmer and much lighter.

Liquid LPG and vapour LPG both have applications but are not interchangeable when used.  

The choice depends on the purpose. 

In most applications, such as home appliances, LPG is used as vapour (gas). 

However, some LPG fuelled products require it to be in its liquid form, such as with autogas LPG liquid injection systems.

Different Cylinders

LPG is liquid in a cylinder with an area at the top of the cylinder where it turns into vapour. 

However, the cylinders come in two configurations, Liquid Withdrawal and Vapour Withdrawal. 

The difference depends on from where the LPG is extracted. 

If drawn from the bottom of the cylinder, it comes out as liquid. 

If drawn from the top of the cylinder, it exits as vapour.

The cylinders are clearly marked as either “Vapour Withdrawal” or “Liquid Withdrawal”. 

In Australia, liquid withdrawal cylinders are also painted with a Blue top, to make them instantly recognisable. 

Using the wrong type of cylinder for an application could pose a serious safety hazard.

LPG as a Liquid

Water boils at 100°C, becoming a gas (steam).  In contrast, LPG boils at -42°C becoming gas vapour. 

It stays liquid because it is under pressure in a gas cylinder. 

As a liquid, it looks a lot like water. 

It is colourless and odourless in its natural state. 

Unlike water, 1 kilogram of LPG does NOT equal 1 litre of liquid LPG. LPG density or specific gravity is about half that of water, at 0.51. 

In Australia, where LPG is propane, 1kg of LPG has a volume of 1.96L. 

Conversely, 1L of LPG weighs 0.51kg.

The distinctive smell of LPG comes from an odorant that is added to LPG, for safety and leak detection reasons. 

Caution should always be used to avoid direct exposure, as liquid LPG is cold enough to cause severe cold burns on exposed skin.

LPG as a Vapour

LPG becomes vapour at temperatures of -42°C and above.  

LPG expands to 270 times the volume when it goes from liquid to gas.

So, 1L of liquid LPG equals 270L of gaseous LPG.  

As there are 1000L in a cubic meter (M3), 1L of liquid LPG expands to 0.27M3.

The lower and upper limits of flammability are the percentages of LPG that must be present in an LPG/air mixture. 

This means that between 2.15% and 9.6% of the total LPG/air mixture must be LPG in order for it to be combustible.

LPG gas vapour is heavier than air and will sink to and collect at the lowest point. 

If LPG is vented to the outside air, it will quickly dissipate with the slightest movement of air.  

Conversely, if LPG is vented into a sealed structure, with no air movement, the LPG gas will collect on the floor and rise vertically as more LPG is vented into the structure. 

Obviously, this would create an extremely hazardous situation.

Know the Difference for Safety

As previously mentioned, most LPG applications use vapour. 

Appliances such as water heaters, room heaters and cookers all use vapour. 

If these appliances were to have liquid LPG flow to their burners, the result could possibly be a fire or similar safety hazard. 

This is why you must use the right type of cylinders and LPG cylinders should always be kept upright, so that only vapour is released. 

An upside-down vapour cylinder, or even one laying on its side, could release the LPG as a liquid.

Bulk LPG applications include:

• On-Site Forklift Gas Bottle Filling

• LPG Gas for Agriculture

• Dairy Hot Water Systems

• LPG Gas Flame Weeding

• Commercial Cooking with LPG

• LPG Gas for Diesel Substitution

• Commercial LPG Gas Hot Water

• Commercial LPG Gas Heating

Large energy users may also be interested in LNG Bulk Supply

It's fast and easy to open a new Elgas Commercial LPG gas account online

Need more information on bulk LPG gas supply?

Business Customer please call 1300 362 389

Bulk LNG Suppliers - LNG Delivery & Storage - Australia

LNG Application Projects

RoadTransport

LNG as an alternative fuel to diesel for road transportation has been in development in Australia since 2001.

Over 200 heavy duty vehicles are now in daily operation.

Power Generation

LNG is a suitable alternative to diesel for the remote power generation market.

These remote power generating plants provide electricity for towns or mine sites and can vary in size from 1 MW to 50MW.

Mining and Industrial

Mining and industrial markets have considerable potential employ LNG into their operations.

Large quantities of diesel are consumed by mining vehicles, making them the perfect application for LNG substitution.

Railroads

Rail is also a potential LNG application.

LNG to replace diesel for locomotives has increased substantially in the past few years and LNG powered locomotives are already in use in other countries.

Ships

Ships with short repetitive routes are also a viable LNG use.

Ferries are a prime example of this application.

For more info, please visit the Elgas LNG web site

Business Customer please call 1300 362 389

Elgas LNG is a joint project by Elgas & BOC backed by Linde technical know-how

Beer Gas Supply in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast. Great prices…

Beer Gas Refill Suppliers - Pub Gas - Home Brew Supply Prices

We offer clubs, pubs, restaurants and home brewers three choices in beer gas blends:

Our Beverage Gases

Our gases are typically used in beverage dispensing for:

• CARBONATION of beer, soft drinks and cider

• PRESSURISATION in order to push liquid from storage source to point of dispense

• HEAD RETENTION of beer after it is poured

• PRESERVATION extending product shelf life.

Beverage gases have many applications which is why Stargas is committed to the excellence of our products and services and aim to ensure our products meet the quality specification every time.

It is important to us that your customers keep coming back.

Our focus on high quality includes:

• HACCP and ISBT accreditation for our Food Grade Carbon Dioxide

• Safety Data Sheets available anytime

• The ability to provide quality batch test results or certificates for our products as part of a solution.

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