As a nitrogen supplier in Oklahoma City we deliver food-grade nitrogen cylinders from our N. Garnett Drive depot on the same account as your CO2, or install a generator that makes nitrogen on site. Draft bars, nitro taps and packaging lines are where most of the demand comes from.
Most accounts start with cylinders: nitrogen gas in Oklahoma City arrives on the same route, schedule and invoice as your CO2. It pushes draft beer without dissolving into it, feeds nitro handles and blankets packaged product; nitrogen is inert in these applications.
A site swapping a nitrogen tank in Oklahoma City every few days is usually better off making its own. A NITRO-DRAUGHT generator produces nitrogen from clean compressed air you already have, and comes from its manufacturer, Fizz Dog, in three models.
For sites outside the metro, a generator also takes nitrogen off the delivery route entirely, which matters more the further you are from the depot.
Speak with a Territory Sales Manager
We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
Many Oklahoma City bars buy CO2 from one company and nitrogen from another. Putting both on one account means one Territory Sales Manager, one schedule and one invoice, and it is the simplest change we can offer.
Our Oklahoma service area is statewide, and the further a site is from the Garnett Drive depot, the more a generator makes sense for nitrogen. A bar in Stillwater, about 60 road miles away, or Lawton, about 94, can make its own nitrogen from compressed air and keep only CO2 on the delivery schedule.
Closer in, around Edmond, Moore and downtown, cylinders on the same route as your CO2 are usually the simpler answer until consumption grows.
The assessment collects what a sizing decision actually depends on, not a brochure figure:
Nitrogen cylinders are compressed gas like CO2, and the same NFPA 55 limit applies: keep them below 125 degrees Fahrenheit, upright and secured. In an Oklahoma summer that rules out a sun-baked trailer or an unventilated shed as a cylinder store, which is one more reason some sites move to a generator indoors.
No. We supply food-grade nitrogen gas in cylinders, or generate it on site.
Sometimes not. Occasional nitrogen use is cheaper on cylinders, and the assessment shows where your usage falls.
Yes, same route, same schedule, same invoice.
We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
