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Get food-grade carbon dioxide, nitrogen, oxygen, and argon for your distillery.
We offer precise real-time monitoring, mobile alerts, and predictive usage – reduce runouts so you have fewer costly, last-minute deliveries.
Get your first delivery within 48 hours in California or Arizona.
We are proud to offer standard next day delivery, same-day delivery, and available 24/7 monitoring.
From the first walkthrough to delivery and beyond, our team is always ready to serve.
Our gas experts walk through your setup to build systems that prioritize safety and efficiency.
No matter the volume or type of gas, our state-of-the-art labs and highly-skilled production teams deliver.
Our drivers consistently perform in high-pressure environments and champion things such as customer care, road, and onsite safety.
Stop paying rent on cylinders that aren’t in your possession. And enjoy sustainable service with less deliveries thanks to telemetry’s mobile alerts, real-time measurements, and usage trends.
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Learn more about the different gases commonly used in the distillery industry.
CO₂
Produced naturally during fermentation, CO2 is also used to carbonate some spirits and in the production of carbonated alcoholic beverages. It is utilized in purging tanks and pipelines to prevent oxidation.
N₂
Employed for purging and blanketing tanks to displace oxygen, preventing oxidation and spoilage of the spirits. Nitrogen is also used to pressurize tanks and pipelines for transferring liquids.
O₂
Controlled amounts may be used to aerate wort or mash to promote yeast health and fermentation efficiency. However, oxygen exposure is generally minimized after fermentation to prevent oxidation of the final product.
Ar
Occasionally used for blanketing and purging, particularly in high-value or sensitive spirits to prevent oxidation and maintain product quality.
C₃H₈
Utilized as a fuel for heating stills, boilers, and other distillation equipment, especially in small-scale or craft distilleries.
CO
Not typically used directly in the distillation process but important to monitor and control, particularly in facilities using gas-powered equipment, to ensure a safe working environment.
Learn more about the distillery gases and services we offer.
Distilleries use nitrogen to prevent oxidation during bottling and carbon dioxide (CO2) for carbonation of certain spirits.
Yes. We offer real-time monitoring for most of our gas applications to make sure you never run out. Our solution provides you (and us) with accurate updates on your levels so we can optimize your gas delivery, detect leaks and other issues – saving you money while supporting our sustainability commitments.
Yes. We make true same-day deliveries with no qualifications. If you call at 4:55 pm and you need a same-day delivery, we will deliver that day.
We offer cost-effective bulk gas solutions including nitrogen and CO2 for distilleries. Your products will be safely delivered by our modern fleet of fuel-efficient trucks, equipped for cylinder and bulk gas delivery.
Yes. WestAir barcodes each cylinder and will scan each cylinder when it enters and leaves your location. This eliminates the need for you to perform time-consuming and error-prone inventory tracking. This process also guarantees accurate monthly billing statements.
Yes. Our dedicated account management and 24/7 emergency service is there to make a bad day better.
Enhancing carbonation, fermentation, packaging, and brewing processes for optimal beer production.
Optimizing food preservation, packaging, and quality control in canning processes.
Enhancing fermentation, preservation, and bottling processes, ensuring the highest quality wine production.
Enhancing food preservation, packaging, safety, and quality in food processing operations.
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