Collection: Process Station Gas Cylinder Racks

Karan and Associates Process Station Gas Cylinder Racks are designed for facilities that require both secure cylinder storage and integrated control mounting in one consolidated unit. These stands combine heavy-duty cylinder restraint with an elevated mounting panel for regulators, manifolds, cross-over devices, and flow meters.

Built from 2" x 2" structural steel tubing and 11-gauge steel plate, each process station features fully welded construction for structural integrity and long service life. Cylinders up to 12" diameter are secured using 1.5" polypropylene straps with cinch buckles, with optional chain sets available for additional restraint.

Integrated Control Mounting Panel

The defining feature of a process station is its elevated steel mounting panel, positioned above the cylinders to allow secure installation of gas controls and distribution equipment. This design supports clean, organized gas delivery systems while reducing clutter and improving safety.

Configuration Options

Single-row (1x) configurations
Two-wide (2x) configurations
Compact vertical footprints for limited floor space
Barricade-style process stations for enhanced perimeter protection

Whether supporting a single cylinder with control equipment or multiple cylinders in a distribution setup, Karan and Associates process stations provide a stable, professional-grade solution.

Standard Features

Fully welded 11-gauge and heavier steel construction
Powder-coated finish for durability and chemical resistance
Steel reinforced vinyl edge guarding for cylinder protection
1.5" polypropylene straps with cinch buckles included
Elevated steel panel for mounting regulators, manifolds, and cross-over devices
Optional chain sets available for secondary support
Pre-drilled mounting provisions for floor anchoring
Supports cylinders up to 12" diameter
Meets USGS high seismic hazard zone requirements when installed properly
When properly selected, installed, and used, helps support compliance with applicable OSHA compressed gas cylinder requirements, including 29 CFR 1910.101 (General Industry) and 29 CFR 1926.350 (Construction), as well as NFPA 1, NFPA 55, and CGA P-1 requirements and guidance
Made in the USA