Cryogenic Gas

What Is Cryogenic Gas?

A Cryogenic liquid is liquefied gases that is maintained in the liquid state at low temperatures. Different cryogenic gases become liquids at different of temperatures and pressures The two common properties of the cryogens are that in the liquid state, they are extremely cold, and very small volumes of the liquid cryogen can expand into very large volumes of cryogenic gas.

A Supplier of Cryogenic Gases

CryoService supply liquid gases to a wide range of cryogenic applications in the Science, Industry and Leisure sectors.

With an extensive network of Cryogenic gas delivery depots across the UK and a fleet optimised for city centre and small bulk liquid gas activities, CryoService have the breadth of cryogenic and liquid gas  product range and local support to support the most exacting cryopreservation or liquid nitrogen needs.

Liquid Nitrogen

  • CryoService are one the leading liquid nitrogen suppliers in the UK. Liquid nitrogen supply is made in quantities from desk flasks and non-pressurised dewars up to small bulk vessels of 6000 – 10,000 litres.

Liquid Argon & Liquid Oxygen

  • CryoService are a specialist liquid argon and oxygen supplier for industrial and scientific applications and these products are available in pressurised vessels from 180 – 10,000 litre capacities.

Liquid Carbon Dioxide

  • CryoService supply liquid carbon dioxide in a range of packages, from cylinders (including gas offtake and dip tube configurations) through to bulk supply of up to 10 tonne capacity.

Our liquid gas supply is supported by our extensive Engineering Services offerings, including design, installation, maintenance and training.

To find out more contact one of our experienced Sales Team at CryoService Ltd:

General and Sales Telephone Enquiries:

01905 758200

Fax:

01905 754060

Email:

info@cryoservice.co.uk

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