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Research Grade Oxygen, 6 Pack Size 200 High Pressure Steel Cradle, CGA 540
Airgas Part #:OX RC62
Manufacturer Part #:RC62
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About this product
- Oxygen (O2) is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, highly oxidizing compressed gas. See the Oxygen page under the Pure Gases Tab on the Menu of our Specialty Gas & Equipment Catalog for detailed gas purity information.
Specifications
| GAS GRADE | % PURITY | H2O | THC | CO | CO2 | Ar | N2 | Kr |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Research | 99.999 | 0.5 | 0.2 | 0.5 | 0.5 | 3 | 5 | 2 |
*Concentrations given are ppm by volume unless otherwise specified.
Product Attributes
CGA Connection
• CGA 540Gas Grade
• Research
Features
- Airgas operates its own dedicated blending facilities as well as maintains a national network of blending technology to ensure accurate, consistent production.
- Individual or Batch Certificate of Analysis available upon request.
Applications
- Research grade Oxygen is designed for research instrument support applications where additional trace impurity analysis is required for the lowest concentration analysis.
Safety
- Always use in accordance with the Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
- Cylinder must be stored and used in an upright, secured position in a well-ventilated or monitored area.
- For emergency use only by trained personnel for oxygen deficiency and resuscitation.
- Do not use high concentrations for more than five hours without one hour interruptions.
- For other medical uses, only use as directed by a licensed physician.
- Always follow local fire code requirements when storing gas cylinders.
- Major Hazards: Highly oxidizing, Supports vigorous combustion, High pressure, compressed gas
Specifications
Sizes may vary by location. Contact your local Airgas representative or local branch location for availability in your area.
DIMENSIONS
Size
6 Pack 200 Steel HP
DOT Specification
3AA - 2015 - Canada 3AA - M154
O.D.
9" - 229 mm
Length
51" - 1295 mm
Weight
106 lbs - 48 kg
Airco/BOC
H
