food-grade N2o gas

BUY NITROUS OXIDE (N2O) GAS CANISTERS, CYLINDERS & BOTTLES

DSW supplies high-purity, food-grade nitrous oxide (N₂O gas), which is ideal for culinary and beverage applications.
Our N₂O gas is available at 99.9% purity, ensuring it meets food safety standards for whipping cream, rapid infusion, and food preservation.
Packaged in certified food-grade nitrous oxide bottles, our gas is safely contained for use in professional kitchens, bakeries, and beverage services.

Food-Grade Nitrous Oxide

We supply nitrous oxide in various purities and concentrations through storage and transportation in canisters, bottles, tanks, and cylinders from DSW.
Food-grade nitrous oxide (N₂O) is a highly pure form that complies with stringent safety and quality standards for use in the food and beverage industry.

Features of Food-Grade Nitrous Oxide

  • Purity: Typically ≥ 99.9% pure N₂O, free from toxic or industrial contaminants.
  • Odourless and Tasteless: It does not alter the flavour of food.
  • Non-flammable and Inert: Safe for use in food handling environments.
  • Complies with Regulations: Meets food safety standards such as E942 in the EU and equivalents in other regions.

Nitrous Oxide Bottle and Contents

N2O in compressed-gas cylinders exists in liquid and gaseous forms. Liquid N2O from the factory typically fills to 95% capacity. Above this layer lies N₂O gas, and at 25°C (70°F), approximately 750 psig pressure is present within each E and G cylinder.

Specification

Attribute Details
Model AL06
Name Food Grade Nitrous Oxide Cylinder
Material Seamless Aluminium Alloy
Alloy Type 6061
Gas Type N₂O GAS
Color Silver
Water Capacity 0.6L
Working Pressure 150 bar
Test Pressure 225 bar
Diameter 60mm
Weight (without valve) 0.66kg
Height (without valve) 332mm
Inlet Thread M18X1.5″

Aluminum Alloy Cylinder Specification

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Main Uses

  1. Whipped Cream Dispensers
    Food-grade N₂O is a propellant to aerate cream in whipped cream chargers and dispensers, creating an instantly light, fluffy texture.
  2. Rapid Infusions in Molecular Gastronomy
    Chefs use it to infuse flavours into alcohol, oils, or liquids within seconds—a technique popular in modern culinary arts.
  3. Food Preservation and Packaging
    In certain instances, it assists in displacing oxygen in packaging to preserve freshness.