Used Cryogenic & Gas Tanks for Sale
Cryogenic and gas tanks are specialized storage vessels designed to safely contain liquefied gases or compressed gases under controlled temperature and pressure conditions. Cryogenic tanks are engineered to store gases at extremely low temperatures, such as liquid nitrogen, oxygen, or argon, while gas tanks are used for pressurized storage of industrial gases. Used cryogenic and gas tanks are widely utilized in industrial gas supply, chemical processing, food production, healthcare, and energy applications. Aaron Equipment offers used cryogenic and gas tanks for sale in a range of capacities, pressure ratings, and configurations to support diverse storage and distribution requirements.
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49747006Used – 50 Ton Tomco C CO2 Tank – Vertical High-Pressure Carbon Dioxide Storage
Used 50 Ton Tomco C CO2 Tank Vertical High-Pressure Carbon Dioxide Storage. SA-612 Shell & Head. 78" diameter x 576" straight side. MAWP: 350PSI at 200 degrees F. 12" x 16" manway. Product: Carbon Dioxide. National Board# 1591, Serial# 1591, built 1986.
MFR: Tomco
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49747007Used – 50 Ton Horizontal Liquid Carbonic CO2 Tank – Bulk Cryogenic Storage
Used 50 Ton Horizontal Liquid Carbonic CO2 Tank Bulk Cryogenic Storage. SA-516-70 Shell & Heads. 78" diameter x 598" Straight Side. MAWP: 360psi at -20 to 650 degrees F. 15" diameter manway. Product: Carbon Dioxide. National Board# 4230, Serial# 59980, Built 1978.
MFR: Liquid Carbonics
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54460001Used Ryan Industries 1,500 Gallon Cryogenic Storage Tank | Liquid Nitrogen Vessel 250 PSI
Used- Ryan Industries 1,500 Gallon Cryogenic Storage Tank. Approximately 60" diameter x 118.25" length. Elliptical 2:1 ratio heads. Rated 250 psi at -320 degrees F to 100 degrees F. Serial # 238, National Board #238, built 1960, rebuilt 2002. Previously stored liquid Nitrogen. Product contact parts are stainless steel.
MFR: Ryan Industries
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54171001Unused Hanson Tank Air Tank Skid – (2) 500 Gallon Vertical Tanks, ASME Rated
Unused- Hanson Tank Air Tank Skid Consisting of (2) 500 Gallon Vertical Tanks. Each tank rated 300 psig at 400 degrees F MAWP, -20 degrees F at 300 psig MDMT. ASME rated. With skirt and angle clips. Various connections. Serial# 457626, National Board# 220075, Built 2018.
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54303002Trinity 5000 Gallon Propane Tank MC-331 Carbon Steel LP Tank for Sale
Used Trinity Containers LLC 18,927-liter (5,000-gallon) LP gas tank constructed of carbon steel and built in 2013. Tank measures 80" outside diameter x 262.88" overall length and features hemispherical heads with 458 square feet of outside surface area. Rated for 250 psi at -8 to 125 F with a maximum lading density of 4.223 pounds per gallon. Manufactured to D.O.T. Specification MC-331 and identified by serial number Q 1306501. Possible applications include the storage or transport of suitable LP gas and propane products.
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54420001Used 30 Ton Tomco Liquid CO2 Storage Tank – Horizontal Carbon Steel Vessel with 350 PSI MAWP
Used- 30 Ton Tomco Liquid Carbon Dioxide Storage Tank. Horizontal. Carbon Steel construction. MAWP 350 psi. Pressure builder set at 240 psig. Economizer set at 300 psig. Serial #3088399. Approximate dimensions: 8' D x 35' L. Our freight specialists can assist with door to door trucking, and any customs documentation to ensure a smooth transition.
MFR: Tomco
Cryogenic & Gas Tank Applications & Typical Use Cases
Used cryogenic and gas tanks are commonly used for storing and handling industrial gases in both liquid and gaseous forms. Typical applications include:
Storage of liquid nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide
Industrial gas supply systems for manufacturing and processing
Food and beverage freezing and packaging applications
Medical and pharmaceutical gas storage
Energy and LNG-related storage applications
These tanks are critical in environments requiring safe, stable gas storage and controlled delivery.
When to Choose Cryogenic & Gas Tanks
Cryogenic and gas tanks are best suited for operations that require storage of gases under pressure or at extremely low temperatures. Cryogenic tanks are selected when gases must be maintained in liquid form for efficiency and volume reduction, while standard gas tanks are used for compressed gas storage. These systems are essential when safety, insulation, and pressure control are critical to the process.
Used Cryogenic & Gas Tank Buying Considerations
When evaluating a used cryogenic or gas tank, consider:
Pressure rating and design code: Ensure compliance with ASME or other applicable standards
Insulation type: Vacuum-jacketed or insulated designs are critical for cryogenic storage efficiency
Capacity and orientation: Match tank size and configuration to site and usage requirements
Material compatibility: Verify suitability for specific gases and operating conditions
Valve systems and instrumentation: Assess regulators, relief valves, and monitoring systems for safety and performance
Why Buy Used Cryogenic & Gas Tanks
Purchasing used cryogenic and gas tanks can significantly reduce capital costs while providing reliable storage solutions for industrial gas applications. Many units are available for immediate delivery, helping operations avoid long lead times associated with new tank fabrication. Used equipment also offers access to high-quality, engineered vessels at a lower investment.
Sell Your Used Cryogenic & Gas Tanks
Aaron Equipment purchases surplus and used cryogenic and gas tanks across a wide range of sizes, pressure ratings, and configurations. Whether you are upgrading systems, decommissioning equipment, or liquidating assets, our team can assist with buyouts or consignment opportunities.
Cryogenic tanks are insulated vessels designed to store liquefied gases at extremely low temperatures, while gas tanks store compressed gases under pressure. Both are used to safely contain and handle industrial gases in various applications.
These tanks are used for storing gases such as nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide in liquid or compressed form. They are commonly used in industrial manufacturing, food processing, medical applications, and energy systems.
Cryogenic tanks are designed with advanced insulation to maintain extremely low temperatures and store gases in liquid form, while standard gas tanks store gases under pressure at ambient temperatures. Cryogenic storage allows for higher density and more efficient storage of certain gases.
The cost of a used cryogenic or gas tank depends on size, pressure rating, insulation type, manufacturer, and overall condition. Larger, vacuum-insulated tanks or those built to specific codes typically command higher prices.
Yes. Aaron Equipment purchases used cryogenic and gas tanks across a range of configurations. If you have equipment available for sale, submit your details for evaluation by our team.