Advanced Cylinder Management
Cylinder Scanning
Bar coding tracks cylinder movement easily
Middlesex Gases is New England’s gas leader in safety, innovation and new technology. Our Advanced Cylinder Management system gives our life science customers confidence that their cylinders are tracked accurately.
We know that your lab can be a hectic workplace and cylinders can get misplaced from time to time. With our cylinder management system, you’ll always know which cylinders are yours no matter where you are.
Every cylinder has a unique bar code that can be traced back from its birth. As cylinders enter the fill plants, they are quickly scanned and bar coded into the computer system. Real-time fill plant and dock tracking helps validate the cylinder’s movement as the cylinder goes from the prep area to the filling area, out to the loading dock and delivered to the customer’s site. Our drivers scan the cylinders again as they go to the customer’s location, always eliminating the mistakes of hand-written notes.
Advanced Cylinder Management system allows for:
- Confidence that you are being billed correctly for your cylinder balances
- Cylinder reports that show you the complete history of your cylinders
- Confidence that your cylinders are exactly where they belong
- Reduced chance of end users swapping cylinders
- Tracking inside your facility
- Allocating cylinder rent by department
Remote Cylinder Monitoring
Through remote monitoring, Middlesex Gases assures constant gas supply and lower costs. This can be used for high-pressure cylinders, cryogenic/liquid cylinders and bulk/MicroBulk systems.
Benefits of Using Cyl-Connect
- Track and monitor the real-time levels of your important gases
- Easy-to-install device on the switch-over manifold signals Middlesex Gases when your primary tanks are depleted
- Automatically receive next-day gas deliveries
- Eliminate unnecessary reorders and laborious physical cylinder management
- One low monthly fee!
Let our experts install your remote monitoring system today and never worry about unexpected gas shortages again.