CO2 refill in Tulsa is a cylinder exchange: our filled cylinders come up the Turner Turnpike from the Oklahoma City depot and swap for your empties. It suits bars, taprooms and kegerator owners who want a full bottle without a drive to a fill counter.
A CO2 tank exchange in Tulsa means a full bottle arrives and the empty leaves; a CO2 cylinder exchange in Tulsa takes about a minute at the back door. A CO2 bottle exchange in Tulsa is also simply faster during service than waiting on any refill counter.
The CO2 cylinder refill in Tulsa happens at our Oklahoma City depot, on our own cylinders. We do not do a CO2 tank fill in Tulsa on customer-owned bottles.
With the cylinders traveling about 101 road miles, we stock enough on site to cover the gap between planned runs, and telemetry is included on exchange accounts so the next CO2 exchange in Tulsa follows real consumption. If that stock starts to crowd your storage room, a micro bulk system is usually the better buy.
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We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
NFPA 55 keeps compressed gas cylinders below 125 degrees Fahrenheit. In an Oklahoma summer, that rules out a hot trailer or an unventilated closet as a store for the extra stock a Tulsa site carries. We look at where the cylinders will live as part of the setup.
Three things decide whether a Tulsa site stays on exchange or moves to a micro bulk system: how many cylinders a week it uses, how much room it has to store the stock that covers a planned run, and how much it values never handling a cylinder at all. The assessment measures the first two and asks about the third.
If the stock needed to bridge runs from Oklahoma City is more than your storage room comfortably holds, bulk is usually cheaper and simpler. If not, exchange stays the right call and we will say so.
Not every Tulsa account is a busy bar. Kegerator cylinders and small-bar setups go on exchange like any other, as part of an account. We will tell you honestly whether a very small account is worth serving from 101 road miles away, or whether a local fill counter would serve you better.
No. We only fill our own cylinders and supply them on exchange.
Enough to cover your usage between planned runs from Oklahoma City, which we work out from your consumption during the assessment.
We quote per site from cylinder size, volume and frequency.
We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
