As a nitrogen supplier in Tulsa we send food-grade nitrogen cylinders up the Turner Turnpike from our Oklahoma City depot with your CO2, or install a generator that makes nitrogen on site. At about 101 road miles from the depot, a generator is often the better long-term answer here.
As a nitrogen gas supplier in Tulsa our first question is how much you use. A nitrogen generator in Tulsa bars and breweries makes food-grade N2 from compressed air you already have, so the distance from Oklahoma City stops mattering for nitrogen. NITRO-DRAUGHT generators come from Fizz Dog in three models.
For lighter use, nitrogen delivery in Tulsa rides with your CO2 on the same planned run.
Nitrogen gas in Tulsa taprooms pushes long draft runs without adding carbonation and pours nitro handles. In packaging, it blankets product to keep air off it. Nitrogen is inert in these applications.
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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 nitrogen tank in Tulsa is sized to last between planned runs, not just a week of use. When that means more cylinders than you want to store, a generator usually wins on cost and space.
Every nitrogen cylinder bound for Tulsa travels about 101 road miles from Oklahoma City. A generator ends that for nitrogen: it produces gas from compressed air on site, and only CO2 stays on the planned run. For a taproom with several nitro handles, that is usually the cleaner long-term setup.
For one or two handles, a few cylinders stocked for the gap between runs still make sense, and we will recommend that instead.
No. We supply food-grade nitrogen gas, in cylinders or from an on-site generator.
The free assessment compares a generator with cylinders on your measured nitrogen use.
Yes, on the same planned run from Oklahoma City and the same invoice.
We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
