Location Spotlight: Fill Plant

January 17, 2025

At our state of the art fill plant we provide major industrial, medial, and speciality gases. The fill plant is located alongside of our distribution center in Phoenix. We offer commercial delivery with same and next day delivery options. Additionally, we have hydro testing center at the fill plant where you can drop off cylinders to get tested.

Most Common Gases

  • Argon
  • Carbon dioxide
  • Nitrogen
  • Oxygen
  • Mix gases
  • Helium

Most Common Customers

We do a lot of onsite filling and requalification’s for customers.

Training

Training is very Important from safety to the steps needed to take before, while and after filling cylinders. Everything we go over, from correct valves, correct PRD’S and hammer testing all cylinders. Also cleaning, labeling, painting and checking every single cylinder by hand from such things like corrosion, arc burns, grease on cylinders, dents, gouges, bulges, unauthorized repairs, ultra serial numbers, bad valves, and neck leaks

Interesting Facts

For every different size propane tank there are different valves. Ever think about what a star means on a cylinder date? It means it can go 10 years before it has to be retested and a + on a cylinder date means it can be over filled by 10%

Store Information

Phone:
Rase Reetz, Manager
(623) 986-1613

Hours:
Monday – Friday
7:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Saturday and Sunday:
Closed

Address:
1333 N 21st Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85009

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