A cryogenic bulk tank of stainless steel covered in plastic packing, used for storing liquefied gases

DSW’s cryogenic microbulk tanks provide reliable, compact storage solutions for liquid nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide. Designed for industrial facilities, laboratories, and medical centers, these tanks ensure safe, low-maintenance, and energy-efficient cryogenic liquid storage.

Why Choose DSW Microbulk Tanks?

  • Optimised for Small to Medium Consumption: Ideal for research labs, medical centers, and industrial sites needing frequent liquid refills without large equipment.
  • Advanced Insulation & Minimal Boil-Off: Vacuum-insulated design reduces cryogenic liquid loss and operating costs.
  • International Safety Standards: Built to ASME, EN, and CODE 2000 compliance with pressure monitoring and safety valves.
  • Custom Capacities & Configurations: Tanks tailored for specific consumption rates, site space, and liquid type.

Applications

Our micro bulk tanks are widely used across sectors requiring on-site cryogenic storage:

  • Healthcare & Medical: Cryopreservation, surgical gases, and respiratory support systems.
  • Laboratories & Research: Sample storage, cooling, and analytical instrumentation support.
  • Industrial & Manufacturing: Cryogenic machining, metal processing, and inert gas handling.
  • Food & Beverage: Quick freezing, CO₂ gas flushing, and controlled atmosphere storage.

Key Features & Benefits

  • High-efficiency vacuum insulation to reduce liquid boil-off
  • Variety of tank capacities for small-scale to moderate daily use
  • Durable stainless-steel construction for long service life
  • Low-maintenance operation with easy-to-read gauges
  • Safe for LN₂, LOX, LAr, and LCO₂ storage

Supported Cryogenic Liquids

  • Liquid Nitrogen (LN₂)
  • Liquid Oxygen (LOX)
  • Liquid Argon (LAr)
  • Liquid Carbon Dioxide (LCO₂)

Tanks can be customised with fittings, transfer lines, and valves to optimise cryogenic liquid handling and supply chain efficiency.

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