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INTRODUCTION
Oxygen from aluminium Compared to steel, cylinders are 40% lighter. For the provision of medicinal oxygen, cylinders are cleaned. Sidewall protection and heat detection are both provided by safety paint.Advantages of aluminium oxygen cylinders include their 40% lower weight compared to steel.For the provision of medicinal oxygen, cylinders are cleaned.
Sidewall protection and heat detection are both provided by safety paint. The cylinder finish is simple to maintain and clean. Straight thread construction prevents thread damage and offers a reliable seal.
Liquid air and metal are the primary basic materials used to create an oxygen tank. Cast 6061 aluminium makes up the starting stock.
Pure oxygen is then delivered into the aluminium tanks after the liquid air has been condensed and heated to that point.In, seamless steel containers made by hand-forging were used to compress and store various gases at high pressure. Medical gas cylinders are currently typically made of steel alloys or aluminium as a result of materials technology’s continuing advancement.
Aluminum alloys are appropriate for storage cylinders with low flow rates and temperatures since they have a relatively low ignition temperature and generate a lot of heat during combustion. Nevertheless, they are not recommended for oxygen service where they will be directly exposed to flow.
GLOBAL ALUMINIUM OXYGEN CYLINDER MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST
The Global aluminium oxygen cylinder market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH
Luxfer Gas Cylinders launched its revolutionary new range of Luxfer Medical aluminium oxygen cylinders for ambulatory patients at Medica.These advanced cylinders were created specifically to increase independence and mobility for ambulatory people who use oxygen both inside and outside of the home.
This Increased oxygen capacity is significant for patients who gain much more time for walking and require cylinder changes much less frequently. In this era of rising gasoline prices, homecare providers also profit, saving money on deliveries since fewer journeys to patients homes are required.
Patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and low blood-oxygen levels can only receive this non-surgical therapy because it has been clinically shown to prolong lifespans. Many patients who use oxygen-dispensing units in their homes and cars benefit from LTOT in addition to life extension since it improves their quality of life.
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