Gas Bottle Lifter & Handling

Bremco offers a range of Australian-made gas bottle handling solutions designed to safely lift, transport and store gas cylinders in industrial, workshop and warehouse environments. Our durable handling attachments and trolleys improve workplace safety and efficiency, with custom options available to suit specific bottle sizes and applications.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It is critical to safely handle and store gas bottles due to the risks of fire, high pressure, and toxicity.

Gas bottle cylinders should always be stored upright, in cool and well-ventilated areas, and be secured.

You should always use a purpose-built gas bottle trolley, hand truck, pallet, or crane lift trolley, that has restraining straps. You should never drag, roll, or drop gas bottle cylinders.

Gas bottles should be stored outdoors in a well-ventilated area, in a secure cage. They should be protected from heat and direct sunlight.

Wherever possible, indoor gas bottle storage should be avoided. If necessary, always store in a well-ventilated, cool area.

Gas bottle cylinders must be stored upright (vertically) and secured using racking or chains, to prevent them falling.

You should always store full and empty gas bottle cylinders separately. Clearly mark them to avoid confusion.

Gas bottle cylinders should be stored at least 3 metres away from any combustible materials such as paper, and at least 5 metres from other dangerous goods, such as gases and chemicals.

You should always keep the valve protection cap or guard in place on gas bottle cylinders when they are being used or not in use.

Do not use corroded or damaged gas bottle cylinders. It’s important to label them as ‘defective’ and return them to your supplier.

To detect a gas bottle leak, use soapy water or an approved leak detection spray. Never use a naked flame to detect a leak.

If a gas bottle leak occurs, if safe to do so, close the gas bottle valve. If the gas is flammable, turn off all ignition sources and evacuate the workplace. Do not attempt to fight a fire because of a gas bottle ignition; evacuate the area and call the fire brigade.