The gas in liquefied gas cylinders can vary depending on the intended use and regional availability, but two of the most common gases found in such cylinders are propane and butane.

South Africa's gas cylinder safety regulations are formulated and managed by the South African Bureau of Standards.

There are several key factors to consider to ensure the safety, suitability, and cost-effectiveness of LPG cylinders.

The coating of lpg cylinders is a crucial step before they leave the factory.

In South Africa, 5kg LPG cylinders are a very popular option for domestic and small commercial use.

Blanking of gas cylinder heads (i.e., cutting) is a crucial step in the manufacturing process of liquefied gas cylinders, involving cutting metal sheets into shapes and sizes suitable for making heads.