A charging cart assembly for transporting a refrigerant tank. The charging cart assembly including a frame assembly having a handle at an upper end of the frame assembly and two wheels rotatably mounted to the frame assembly. A swivel plate assembly is mounted to the frame assembly. The swivel plate assembly includes a tank securing device arranged and designed to secure the refrigerant tank to the swivel plate assembly. The swivel plate assembly with the refrigerant tank secured thereto has a generally upright position in which the refrigerant tank is in a generally upright position and has a generally inverted position in which the refrigerant tank is in a generally inverted position.

A mobile gas container cart, having a base configured to receive a gas container. The mobile gas container cart includes a set of wheels coupled to the base, each wheel of the set of wheels having a diameter of at least twelve inches. The cart includes a handle extending from the base and an extension extending from the base in a direction opposite the handle. A third wheel may be positioned at an end of the extension.

A lifting apparatus, such as may be used with gas cylinders such as welding gas cylinders, comprising a frame (1) and a carriage (3), the carriage being mounted on the frame through a mounting (9), the mounting (9) allowing the carriage (3) to rotate relative to the frame (1) and to slide linearly relative to the frame (1) constrained to a path, the carriage (3) being provided with a loading surface (2, 12, 24) for a load (101). The mounting may comprise a bar (19) typically on the carriage (3) held captive in a track (25) typically on the frame (1).

A transportable liquid fuel caddy that easily attaches to the outside of any vehicle with a approved hitch receiver. Provisions within the design provide a secure attachment of the fuel caddy to the vehicle that is free of rattle. After attachment to the vehicle, the fuel caddy can be lifted and lowered via hand cranking or pushing lift/lower button on electromechanical version. The fuel caddy can be filled at the refueling station without being removed from the vehicle, gas fumes do not enter the vehicle as the fuel caddy remains mounted to the outside of the vehicle during transportation. The lever pump integrated into the fuel caddy is pumped a few times to build up low pressure in the fuel tanks to push the fuel out of the tanks at the time of dispensing.

A gas cylinder holder may include a frame that defines a storage region for receiving multiple gas cylinders. The gas cylinders disposed within the storage region may be coupled to an outlet cabinet of the gas cylinder holder that contains components configured to output/deliver gas from the gas cylinders. The gas cylinder holder may further include a control panel configured to control the outlet cabinet components in order to dictate the gas cylinder from which the gas is delivered. The frame of the gas cylinder holder may further include at least one engagement member. A cart or other transportation mechanism may be configured to engage with the at least one engagement member of the frame of the gas cylinder holder to facilitate lifting and moving the gas cylinder cart regardless of whether or not gas cylinders are disposed within the storage region of the gas cylinder holder.

A transport means (N) includes at least one lower support (1) on which at least two cylinders, in which a material which can be a compressed gas is stored, are placed by being stacked on the top of one another; at least one body (3) having one end connected to said lower support (1); at least one first steering element (2a) disposed on the body (3) for steering the cylinders during transport, at least two motion elements (4) connected to said body (3) for providing the movement of the transport means (N), the transport means (N) including at least one thrust mechanism which allows the topmost cylinder to move closer toward the lower support (1) such that the cylinders stacked on the top of one another do not come apart during transport.

A gas cylinder cart includes a frame, a first control assembly composed of a first control panel wall and a first gas distribution assembly, a second control assembly composed of a second control panel wall and a second gas distribution assembly, and a central manifold connected to each of the first and second control assemblies. The central manifold includes a valve assembly allowing for connection of both the first and second control assemblies to gas cylinders, connection of only one of the first and second control assemblies to gas cylinders, or connection of the first and/or second control assemblies to remote gas sources. Inclusion of the first and second control assemblies within the gas cylinder cart allows for use of the gas cylinder cart in conjunction with different systems that might require different control assemblies.

The invention relates to a mobile trolley (1) comprising a baseplate (2), several castors (3), a support structure (4) projecting upwards from the baseplate (2), and at least one securing device (30) arranged on the support structure (4) for securing one or more gas cylinders (50) to the support structure (4). Each securing device (30) comprises a first strap element (31) comprising a free first end (31.1), and a second strap element (32) comprising a connecting device (20), these elements becoming secured to one another when the free first end (31.1) of the first strap element (31) is collaborating with the connecting device (20) of the second strap element (32). The strap elements (31, 32) are made of semirigid polymer. Use of such a trolley (1) for transporting one or more gas cylinders containing an NO/N2 mixture and/or oxygen.

A gas cylinder cart includes a frame, a first control assembly composed of a first control panel wall and a first gas distribution assembly, a second control assembly composed of a second control panel wall and a second gas distribution assembly, and a central manifold connected to each of the first and second control assemblies. The central manifold includes a valve assembly allowing for connection of both the first and second control assemblies to gas cylinders, connection of only one of the first and second control assemblies to gas cylinders, or connection of the first and/or second control assemblies to remote gas sources. Inclusion of the first and second control assemblies within the gas cylinder cart allows for use of the gas cylinder cart in conjunction with different systems that might require different control assemblies.

A mobile gas container cart, having a base configured to receive a gas container. The mobile gas container cart includes a set of wheels coupled to the base, each wheel of the set of wheels having a diameter of at least twelve inches. The cart includes a handle extending from the base and an extension extending from the base in a direction opposite the handle. A third wheel may be positioned at an end of the extension.