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- BOC offers the widest choice of gas and gas supply options in the industry. Here, you can find out about BOC cylinder identification, cylinder colours, plus cylinder sizes and weights. Read more about identifying BOC gas cylinders
- BOC offers the widest choice of gas and gas supply options in the industry. Here, you can find out about BOC cylinder identification, cylinder colours, plus cylinder sizes and weights. Read more about cylinder weights and sizes
- Advice and guidance around the risks of flammable gases, inert gases, oxygen gas, cryogenic gases and confined spaces. Read more about gas risks
- Advice and guidance on performing a leak test, use of gauges, hoses and associated equipment, connecting valves safely. Read more about aparatus safety
- BOC are on-hand to provide all the information you need to ensure cylinders are transported, stored and used safely. Read more about cylinder safety
- At BOC we put our customers' and employees' safety first. Helium balloon gas is a safe, non-flammable, non-toxic gas which is lighter than air. It can be used safely either indoors or outdoors, provided appropriate care and attention is taken. Read more about balloon gas safety
- BOC Sureserve are the experts in dispense gas safety and work continually towards improving safety standards, offering you safety assurance. A pub, club or restaurant is not a particularly dangerous place compared to, say, an oil drilling rig, a construction site or a factory floor, but accidents can happen in any environment. Read more about dispense gas safety
- Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide, CO2. It is made by compressing and cooling gaseous carbon dioxide (CO2) until it liquefies. Expansion converts the liquid into the snow form of the solid state. The snow is then compressed by a hydraulic press into dry ice blocks, slices or pellets. Read more about safe handling of dry ice
- To maintain safe operation of on-site bulk liquid gas storage vessels ( VIE/VITs) our customers are required to complete a few simple checks to ensure the system remains in good operational condition. The following page contains a powerpoint presentation which details how to manage your installation on a daily basis. Read more about tank safety
