Blended Gases
Blended has been a trusted name in the chemical and gas industry, with our core product line centered around anhydrous ammonia. Renowned for reliability and competitive pricing, we’ve established strong partnerships with national and global brands, demonstrating our commitment to delivering expert service and tailored solutions.
Anhydrous Ammonia
Manufactured by way of the Haber process, ammonia is one of the most widely used chemicals on Earth and has always been a core product of Blended.
Carbon Dioxide
Filled at our purpose-built specialist facility, we offer carbon dioxide (R744) in both liquid and gas off-take cylinders.
Sulphur Dioxide
From water to wine, float-glass to chemicals, sulphur dioxide is an integral part of our day to day lives with its ability to cover a massive range of applications.
Nitrogen
Nitrogen is an inert gas compatible with many common metals, making it ideal for pressure or leak testing.
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