What kind of workshops are these dispensing stations suitable for?

This range is suited for heavy vehicle workshops or other vehicle workshops that use high quantities of engine oils and fluids.

What's the difference between a 20ft Station and an 8 IBC station or a 10ft Station and a 4 IBC?

The 20ft Stationsare suited for the use of 8 IBCs and the 10ft Stations are suited for 4 IBC, however the difference is within the construction of the unit.The Stations which have the naming convention in "feet” are bulkier units that come at a lower price point. The “IBC” naming convention feature a more specialised construction and come at a higher price point.

Class 2.3: Toxic Gases | Australian Made Toxic Gas Storage

Storemasta

Gas Bottle Storage - Premium Range G2

$915.78 ex. GST

Storemasta

Gas Bottle Storage - Premium Range G3

$1,058.00 ex. GST

Storemasta

Gas Bottle Storage - Premium Range G4

$1,481.03 ex. GST

Storemasta

Gas Bottle Storage - Premium Range G5

$1,668.76 ex. GST

Storemasta

Gas Bottle Storage - Premium Range G6

$1,281.94 ex. GST

Storemasta

Gas Bottle Storage - Premium Range G7

$2,134.58 ex. GST

Storemasta

Gas Bottle Storage - Premium Range G8

$3,458.52 ex. GST

Storemasta

Gas Bottle Storage - Premium Range G9

$7,303.86 ex. GST

Storemasta

Gas Bottle Storage - Premium Range G10

$15,195.20 ex. GST

Storemasta

Crane Liftable Oxy/Acetylene Trolley

$2,198.82 ex. GST

Storemasta

Small - Gas Cylinder Store - Single Sided Access

$2,226.87 ex. GST

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Australian made toxic gas storage

Reduce risk in your operations with the Storemasta range of Australian made Toxic Gas storage. Ensuring simple, safe and streamlined toxic gas handling and storage, the full range of equipment includes cages and trolleys that meet Australian Standards. Gas cage features include natural ventilation, padlockable doors, cylinder restraints and a toxic gas sign.

Control toxic gas hazards

Class 2.3 gases are used in a range of applications from laboratories to refineries. Some examples of commonly used toxic gases include chlorine and sulphur dioxide.
Due to the toxic properties of these gases, their handling and storage must be strictly controlled to reduce the risk of an accidental release and human harm.

Work safely with Class 2 gases

While toxic gases are recognised as dangerous goods, they are not always stored or handled in a way that prevents incidents and accidents. Choosing compliant gas storage is an important step when managing your Class 2 gas risks in the workplace.

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