ASCO Dry Ice Transport & Storage Products
ESL can look after your total project needs including dry ice transport and storage products. ASCO vacuum insulated CO2 storage tanks include a high quality perlite vacuum insulation. These CO2 storage tanks are available as horizontal or vertical storage versions and are constructed in various standard sizes. We can also provide dry ice boxes which are specially designed and developed for the storage of dry ice offering excellent isolation.
VACUUM INSULATED CO2 & CROGYENE STORAGE TANK
ASCO CO2 Storage Tanks include a high quality perlite vacuum insulation and are supplied complete with all pipework, valves, safety devices, liquid level indicator, pressure gauge, automatic pressure build up and pressure reducing systems allowing fast and easy installation on site.
POLYURETHANE INSULATION CO2 STORAGE TANK
ASCO polyurethane insulated (PU) Storage Tanks are constructed in various standard sizes, ranging from 10t to 100t capacity of liquid carbon dioxide. Each unit is compactly designed, simple and safe to operate and easily installed.
The ASCO pressure vessels are designed and built per PED and AD2000, maximum allowable working pressure is 24 bar (348.09 psi). Tanks are supplied complete with all pipework in stainless steel, valves and safety devices.
20' ISO TANK CONTAINER
ASCO CO2 and Cryogenic 20‘ ISO Tank Containers include a high quality vacuum multi-laminar super insulation and are supplied complete with all pipework, valves, safety devices, liquid level indicator, pressure gauge and optional with transfer pump and filling hoses.
All tank containers are designed for transportation by road, ship and rail.
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