Vertical standard cylinder carts are used to move multiple gas cylinders in an upright orientation. The carts come with chains for securing the cylinders on them. They are used in laboratories, medical facilities, manufacturing plants, and other settings where gas cylinders are used.

These four-wheel carts are pushed like a standard platform truck to roll them between locations. They have compartments that hold medical-gas cylinders. The compartments keep the cylinders separated and stationary on the cart, and they ensure the cylinders stored and transported in an upright orientation.

These carts allow type D and E medical-gas cylinders to be stored on their sides in horizontal rows. This lets a large number of cylinders be stored in a small amount of space. These four-wheel carts are pushed like a standard platform truck to roll them between locations. They have compartments that keep the cylinders separated and stationary on the cart.

These three-wheel carts are used to move a single large cylinder such as cylinder of liquid gas, cryogenic gases, ammonia, argon, nitrogen, and liquid petroleum. They allow cylinders to be transported in an upright position. The carts have three wheels and provide better maneuverability than four-wheel carts. They are used in laboratories, medical facilities, manufacturing plants, and other settings where cylinders of liquid gas are used.

These two-wheel carts can be tilted back on two fixed-axle wheels like a hand truck to allow them to roll between locations. They hold type D or E medical-gas cylinders. Straps can be used to keep the cylinders stationary on the cart and ensure they're stored and transported in an upright orientation.