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Chemical Manufacturing

Get high-purity hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide for chemical manufacturing.

We offer precise real-time monitoring, mobile alerts, and predictive usage – reduce runouts so you have fewer costly, last-minute deliveries.

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Chemical gases

Service worth rallying around

We are proud to offer standard next day delivery, same-day delivery, and available 24/7 monitoring.

Dedicated Account Management

From the first walkthrough to delivery and beyond, our team is always ready to serve.

Custom Installation & Equipment Setup

Our gas experts walk through your setup to build systems that prioritize safety and efficiency.

World-Class Lab & Gas Packaging

No matter the volume or type of gas, our state-of-the-art labs and highly-skilled production teams deliver.

Unparalleled Delivery Service

Our drivers consistently perform in high-pressure environments and champion things such as customer care, road, and onsite safety.

Cylinder Tracking & Telemetry

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.

Online Ordering & Account Management

The days of chasing invoices and updating billing info are gone — access your account and re-order with confidence (and ease).

Stop Overpaying on Cylinder Rentals

With WestAir cylinder tracking only pay for the cylinders that you are using. Never overpay for storing empty unused cylinders ever again.

Popular gases for chemical manufacturing

Learn more about the different gases commonly used in the chemical industry.

H₂

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Used in numerous chemical synthesis processes, including hydrogenation reactions, production of ammonia (Haber process), and refining processes to remove sulfur and other impurities.

O₂

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Employed in oxidation reactions, combustion processes, and in the production of chemicals such as ethylene oxide, propylene oxide, and synthesis gas (syngas).

N₂

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Used for inerting, blanketing, and purging to prevent fires and explosions, particularly in the storage and handling of flammable chemicals. Nitrogen is also used in cryogenic applications and as a coolant.

CO₂

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Utilized in carbonation processes, pH control, and as a reactant in the production of chemicals like urea and salicylic acid. CO2 is also used in supercritical fluid extraction and as a refrigerant.

NH₃

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Used in the production of fertilizers, explosives, and as a refrigerant. Ammonia is also a key reactant in the synthesis of various nitrogen-containing compounds.

C₂H₄

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A primary feedstock for producing polyethylene, ethylene oxide, and other important chemicals and polymers.

C₂H₂

< class="h3 text-castiglione transition-colors duration-200 group-hover:text-white">Acetylene

Utilized in the production of acetylene black, vinyl chloride, and other chemicals. It is also used in welding and cutting applications.

CO

< class="h3 text-castiglione transition-colors duration-200 group-hover:text-white">Carbon Monoxide

Employed in the production of syngas (a mixture of CO and H2) for further chemical synthesis, and in the production of chemicals such as acetic acid and phosgene.

He

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Used in cryogenic applications, gas chromatography, and as an inert atmosphere for chemical reactions that require precise control and protection from atmospheric contamination.

Cl₂

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Essential for producing chlorinated compounds, such as PVC (polyvinyl chloride), chlorinated solvents, and disinfectants. It is also used in water treatment and bleaching processes.

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Chemical manufacturing FAQs

Learn more about the chemical gases and services we offer.

What are the most popular gases used in chemical manufacturing?

The chemical industry commonly uses nitrogen for inerting and blanketing during chemical reactions, and hydrogen in various synthesis processes.

Can I track my gas levels?

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.

Do you offer same-day delivery for gases used in the chemical industry?

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.

Is it possible to order my gases for the chemical industry in bulk?

We offer cost-effective bulk gas solutions including nitrogen and hydrogen for the chemical industry. Your products will be safely delivered by our modern fleet of fuel-efficient trucks, equipped for cylinder and bulk gas delivery.

Can I track my gas cylinders balance?

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.

Do you offer 24/7 emergency service if I run out of nitrogen or hydrogen?

Yes. Our dedicated account management and 24/7 emergency service is there to make a bad day better.

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