Most gas suppliers resell somebody else's CO2 equipment. We develop and assemble our own patented equipment, including the patented DS6000 diverter valve that makes an enclosed multi-cylinder bulk system possible in the first place, and our technicians service it.
Everything we install falls into one of four groups. Most sites end up with equipment from two or three of them.
It means the wear parts are minimal and easily replaceable by our own technicians, which is a design decision rather than a happy accident. It means a fault is our problem to diagnose rather than a conversation between you and a manufacturer.
It also means the equipment is designed around the service model. The outside fill box, the enclosed loop and the telemetry all exist because they make the delivery side work better, not because they looked good on a spec sheet.
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The assessment measures your space, usage and peaks before anything is quoted.
Nothing here is sold off the shelf. The assessment measures your consumption, your peaks, your line runs and your space, and the equipment is specified from that. Undersize it and you are back to emergency deliveries; oversize it and you have paid for capacity that sits idle.
Beverage gas equipment and the storage feeding it are usually bought separately, from different suppliers, at different times. That is how sites end up with a correctly sized tank on an undersized line, or a blender fed by gas it was never set up for.
Because we supply the whole chain, the CO2 dispensing equipment and the storage are specified against each other. Commercial CO2 equipment sold as a system behaves like one.
That depends on the agreement you take, and it changes what the monthly cost looks like. An account manager will walk you through both.
Our own technicians. Servicing is part of the account rather than a separate service call you get billed for.
The assessment measures your space, usage and peaks before anything is quoted.
