16 cylinder manifold pack for multi-gas supply, industrial use

Nitrogen (OFN), Food Grade, Gas Manifold Pack – 16 Cylinders

£640.90 + VAT

Directly from Adams Gas

The Nitrogen (OFN), Food Grade, Gas Manifold Pack – 16 Cylinders ensures clean, inert gas supply for MAP packaging, food processing, beverage production, and safe storage.

  • 16 x 50L cylinder neatly in a manifold pallet
  • 99.99% Nitrogen
  • For high volume and continuous use through a BS341 no.3 INT outlet
  • 200 bar per cylinder
  • Individual cylinder turn on, to use the manifold pack at your discretion
  • Forklift Unload Only – Full weight up to 1500kg

Dimentions

  • Hight :2000mm
  • Width: 1040mm
  • Depth: 1040mm

Safety Data Sheet

For any further infomation regarding these manifold packs contact us either:

By phone on 01843220596

Email us at Sales@adamsgas.co.uk

Protect Product Freshness With Reliable OFN Nitrogen Delivery

  • ‣ High-Volume, High-Pressure Output – Ideal for continuous, large-scale operations
    ‣ Compact Manifolded Pack – Reduces cylinder changeovers and boosts uptime
    ‣ Choice of Gas Grade – Food-grade or industrial-grade nitrogen available
    ‣ Ready to Connect – Compatible with all standard nitrogen regulators on Both side of the pack
    ‣ Bulk Supply, Minimal Footprint – 16 × 200 Bar cylinders in one streamlined unit
    ‣ UK-Filled Cylinders – Compliant with all British and European safety standards
    ‣ Individual Cylinder Turn Off  – Individual cylinder turn on/off valves

User Requirements

‣ 2 Tonne Forklift required for delivery and collection
‣ Only available directly from Adams Gas
‣ Monthly rental applies at £200 +VAT taken by direct debit
‣ Call or message us for more details
‣ Only avaliable for business users
Industrial & Manufacturing
‣ Blanketing & inerting to prevent oxidation or explosion
‣ Pipeline purging before maintenance or changeovers
‣ Pressure & leak testing without reactive gases
‣ Laser cutting stainless steel and aluminium
‣ Heat-treatment atmospheres to avoid scaling
Chemical & Petrochemical
‣ Tank blanketing and reactor purging
‣ Pipeline pigging & drying operations
Food & Beverage
‣ Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) for freshness
‣ Beverage dispensing and carbonation control
‣ Inert storage in silos, tanks, and vats
Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology
‣ Inert gas supply for formulation and packaging
‣ Protective atmospheres for freeze-drying
‣ Prevent degradation of sensitive compounds
Electronics & Semiconductor
‣ Soldering, wave soldering, and cleanroom purging
‣ Prevention of oxidation during chip production
Automotive
‣ Tyre inflation for pressure consistency and safety
‣ Engine and sensor calibration testing
Medical & Laboratory
‣ Cryopreservation & sample storage
‣ Gas chromatography & analytical calibration
‣ Controlled inert environments for experiments
Safety & Fire Protection
‣ Inert-gas fire suppression and explosion prevention
General Utilities
‣ Backup gas for nitrogen generators
‣ Pneumatic and actuator systems

FAQs

Below are some FAQs related to our gas cylinder filling service: 

Yes! Many different kinds of gas canisters are designed to be refilled again and again. Refilling is typically the most economical, environmentally friendly, and sustainable solution. It means you don’t have to purchase and then dispose of a new gas canister every time you need gas — a gas bottle refill keeps the canister in circulation.

We can offer gas cylinder filling on our range of CO2, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Argon, Propane, Butane and Helium gases.
We offer a professional service that removes the need for single-disposal or recycling your empty gas canisters. Our service works on a rental system – so the reusable canisters are owned, maintained, and regularly tested by us and then rented to you through a refundable deposit. When your gas bottle is empty, we can refill it for you, or you can choose to return the empty canister, and we’ll simply refund your deposit.

Weighing gas is one of the most accurate ways to see how much is left in the bottle. Another method is to fill a jug with warm (never boiling) water and carefully pour it down the side of your bottle. After about 5-10 seconds, you should be able to feel a temperature change on the side of the cylinder. Where the bottle is cold to touch, this will indicate the level of gas inside the bottle.

To work out how long your bottle will last, you should multiply the cylinder size in kg by 14. The gas application is a significant factor in how long your bottle will last because it determines how much gas you need.
For example, a 45kg cooking gas bottle can last around 244 days, depending on the burner and the frequency you use it. If you have a Calor gas propane 6kg bottle and consider that 1kg of propane can give around 13.6 kWh of energy – you will be able to cook for approximately 81.6 hours.

We accept unwanted gas canisters so we can safely dispose of them or refill them. We’re experts in recycling, repurposing and gas cylinder filling. If you want to learn more about refillable gas, you can trust Adams Gas to give you honest and reliable advice on all gas-related queries.

No. Gas canisters are classed as hazardous waste and need to be disposed of carefully – or better yet, refilled or recycled. Gas canisters are pressurised and could still contain gas even if you think they’re empty. You should never put a gas canister in the bin as improper disposal could lead to an explosion or a fire — especially if the bottle is subject to industrial crushing at a waste processing facility.
As trusted bottle gas suppliers, we’re on hand to assist with your gas cylinder filling requirements and are always happy to give advice on our range of gas cylinders and answer any questions you may have. Please, get in touch with our friendly team.

We’re always on hand to answer your questions, so if you have anything you’d like to ask then please get in touch, we’d love to help.