Beverage gas in Tulsa comes from our Oklahoma City depot, about 101 road miles away on the Turner Turnpike: beverage-grade CO2, food-grade nitrogen and blended beer gas for bars, restaurants, taprooms and home kegerators. Same gas and the same blend setup as in Oklahoma City, planned around the distance.
Tulsa sits at about 700 feet, low enough that altitude barely moves the regulator setting. The variable that matters is line length: straight CO2 at the pressure needed for a long run over-carbonates beer on the way, so beer gas in Tulsa bars is blended to the run and held to plus or minus 2 percent by the TruFusion blender.
CO2 for restaurants in Tulsa covers fountain soda and draft on one account. Restaurant CO2 in Tulsa and beverage CO2 in Tulsa bars are the same beverage-grade gas, never industrial gas relabeled.
Keg CO2 in Tulsa and CO2 for a kegerator in Tulsa take the same gas in a smaller cylinder, swapped on the same account as everything else.
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We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
A high-volume bar is best on bulk storage with an external fill box, sized to hold through the gap between planned runs. A smaller bar is usually better on a deeper cylinder stock. Telemetry is included either way, so the schedule follows your pour volume, not a guess.
Fountain soda uses straight beverage-grade CO2, usually more of it than a restaurant expects. For a busy fountain, a small bulk system with an external fill box ends cylinder handling and keeps gas off the sales floor, and the storage on the wall is the buffer that makes a 101-mile supply route work.
Yes. Same beverage-grade CO2, same food-grade nitrogen, same equipment. Only the delivery planning changes with distance.
We supply kegerator cylinders on exchange as part of an account. Call and we will tell you honestly whether a single kegerator makes sense for us to serve from Oklahoma City.
Usually the gas blend or line balance rather than the beer. We check the blend against your line length on site.
We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
