Gas Services

List of Gas Products & Services

Below is a list of gas products we provide. Some products may not be listed. Feel free to give us a call to check for availability.

  • Carbon dioxide (CO2)
  • Nitrogen
  • Oxygen
  • Argon
  • Specialty mixed gases
  • Helium
  • Liquid carbondioxide
  • Liquid nitrogen
  • Dry ice
  • Ultra high purity gases
  • Acetylene
  • Propylene
  • Propane
  • Industrial gases
  • Medical gases
  • Bulk gases
  • Welding gases
  • Beverage grade CO2
  • Nitrogen generators
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Bulk vs. Cylinder Gas

Understanding your business needs and usage is crucial to deciding if you should choose bulk gas services or cylinder gas tanks. At One Source Gas of Austin, we work with our customers closely to help determine which service can serve their business best. We will NEVER over sale our customers on something more than they need. While we offer individual gas cylinders in all sizes for customers who feel they may need no more than this, there are many benefits to consider bulk gas services for your business. These benefits include:

  • Never run out of gas.
  • Eliminates cylinder handling & change-outs by your employees.
  • More time focused on your customers and your business.
  • Discount Pricing when buying in bulk.
  • Our bulk systems are environmentally friendly than our competitors.
  • Auto-delivery schedule when setup with bulk gas services.

We are proud to offer bulk gas services even in the smallest increments. We offer bulk CO2 systems in various sizes, ranging from 100 pounds to 700 pounds of capacity to meet the needs of your business. We also offer other gases in bulk system quantities. Our bulk gas systems allow our customer to use 100% of the product and is environmentally friendly, Unlike our Competitors Bulk Systems.

If you need help to determine which services will best serve your business, please contact us, and we will be happy to help you.

What is Carbon Dioxide, and why it's safety is important

Carbon dioxide is a colorless, odorless, faintly acidic-tasting, non-flammable gas. It can be deadly even when normal oxygen levels are present. Reaching hazardous carbon dioxide levels can occur quickly and without warning and result in serious health effects or death. Because CO2 is 1.5 times heavier than air, leaking CO2 can accumulate at floor level in improperly ventilated or stuffy rooms, not necessarily limited to the container’s location and in low areas, such as basements. Even slow leaks can cause hazardous concentrations of carbon dioxide. Potential sources of hazardous concentrations of carbon dioxide, when carbon dioxide systems are indoors or in an enclosed outdoor area, can include but are not limited to:

  • Carbon dioxide storage containers that are not properly vented to a well-ventilated area outside of the building, not just into walls or ceilings.
  • Leaking fittings, connections, piping/tubing/hoses, or storage container plumbing.
  • Leaking carbonators, syrup pumps, bag in box racks (I.E., any equipment using carbon dioxide).
  • Leaking beer keg connections and equipment.

The city of Austin requires businesses that are storing CO2 used for beverage dispensing that are 101 lbs. or greater in capacity are required to apply for a Hazmat Permit and that safety detectors and alarms are to be installed. If you feel your business requires more information about CO2 /Hazmat Permit, click on the links below. In other areas, check with your local government. If you need CO2 detectors and alarms installed, please give us a call.