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CO2 for Glass Frosting

Using liquid CO₂ to instantly frost glass is quick, precise and highly efficient. Simply connect your frosting machine to one of our rent-free liquid CO₂ cylinders for a fast, clean delivery of food-grade CO₂ straight onto the surface of your glassware.

Our cylinders are supplied with integrated dip tubes (siphon tubes), guaranteeing correct liquid off-take for professional frosting performance. Available in 3.15kg, 6.35kg, 15kg and 34kg sizes to suit both portable and high-volume applications.

All cylinders are rent-free, refillable and available nationwide via our UK stockist network.

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Select the right size cylinder depending on your frosting machine and workflow:

  • 3.15kg Liquid CO₂: Compact, portable and ideal for mobile frosting units or low-volume usage.
  • 6.35kg Liquid CO₂: A popular mid-size cylinder for small workshops and continuous daily work.
  • 15kg Liquid CO₂: Suitable for commercial setups requiring extended operating time per cylinder.
  • 34kg Liquid CO₂: Best for industrial glass frosting rooms or high-demand studio environments.

Each cylinder is fitted with a dip / siphon tube for liquid off-take, ensuring correct CO₂ delivery required for frosting, cooling and rapid temperature shock. All cylinders are filled with high-purity, food-grade CO₂.

For guidance on handling and storage, please refer to our Safety & Storage page.

FAQs

As a trusted supplier of gas, we frequently get asked questions about gas safety, the difference between butane and propane, as well as the best uses for our gas products. In this blog, we’ll be answering our most common FAQs.

The correct gas depends on the type of beer being dispensed. Most standard lagers and ales use CO2, while mixed gases such as nitrogen and CO2 blends are commonly used for stouts and certain craft beers. Adams Gas supplies beer cellar gas options suitable for these dispense requirements.

Choosing the right gas depends on beer type, dispense pressure requirements, and system configuration. Using the correct gas helps maintain beer quality, carbonation, and flow. Adams Gas supplies beer cellar gases to support a range of professional dispense systems.

Yes, using the correct cellar gas is essential for maintaining carbonation, taste, and presentation. Incorrect gas choice or inconsistent supply can lead to flat beer, excessive foam, or inconsistent pours. Adams Gas provides reliable beer cellar gas supply to support consistent dispense performance.

CO2 bottles are commonly used for MIG welding, particularly on mild steel, where strong penetration and cost efficiency are priorities. They are also used in workshops where high gas consumption makes CO2 a practical option. Adams Gas supplies CO2 bottles suitable for consistent performance in these environments.

Pure CO2 offers deep penetration and lower running costs, making it popular for heavier fabrication work. However, it can produce more spatter and a rougher finish than mixed gases. Many professionals choose CO2 when strength and cost matter more than appearance. Adams Gas provides CO2 bottles that allow users to make that choice confidently.

Bottle size should be chosen based on usage frequency, weld duration, and whether portability or reduced downtime is more important. Smaller bottles suit occasional or mobile work, while larger bottles are better for workshops with continuous welding. Adams Gas offers a range of CO2 bottle sizes to suit different working patterns.