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Breathing Air, Enriched Air Nitrox, Trimix, Heliox & Oxygen fills are available from a state of the art gas mixing facility upto a maximum pressure of 300 Bar. All cylinders presented for filling must conform to current HSE standards with regards to testing and labelling. 

​We reserve the right to refuse to fill cylinders if they do not meet current HSE regulations or you are unable to prove appropriate certification level for the gas mixture required.

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  • Air fills available upto 300 Bar

  • Enriched Air (Nitrox) available from 22% to 99%

  • 100% Oxygen available upto 200 Bar

  • Trimix & Heliox blends available

  • State of the art gas mixing facility

  • Air quality exceeds HSE requirements of BS EN12021

  • Gas Blending courses available

Scuba Diving Cylinder Filling Panel

Enriched Air (Nitrox) Fills​

 

Enriched Air fills are available from 22% upto 99%. As partial pressure blending is used for enriched air fills, all cylinders presented for enriched air must be in current oxygen service & appropriately labelled. 

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Enriched Air may only be obtained by those that have the relevant qualification for the blend requested with proof of certification being required.

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Prices below based on 232 Bar Cylinders. Please contact us for a price if your required blend is not listed in the table below.

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Enriched Air Fills (Per Cylinder)

Oxygen

 

Oxygen is available upto 200 bar. All cylinders presented for Oxygen filling must be in current test, oxygen service & correctly labelled. Oxygen may only be obtained by those that have the relevant qualification with proof of certification being required.

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Please contact us for a price if your required cylinder size is not listed in the table below. Priced listed below are per cylinder.

Air, Nitrox & Trimix Fills

Trimix Fills 

 

All cylinders presented for Trimix blends must be in current test, oxygen service & correctly labelled. Trimix may only be obtained by those that have the relevant qualification with proof of certification being required.

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Helium is charged at 3.5p per litre and oxygen at 1.5p per litre; there is also a charge of £2.50 for the air top off (per cylinder). 

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Please contact us for a quote.

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