Balloon Helium Tank

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Balloon Helium Tank

Floating balloons bring joy and beauty to people's lives, and balloon helium tank helium tank are an indispensable part of them.

The balloon helium tank consists of a tank body, a handle and an outlet. The balloon helium tank body is an elliptical barrel with gas inside. There are three convex support points at the bottom, a seamless welding line in the center, and a circular bursting disc on one side of the top. The handles of the balloon helium tank are set on both sides of the top of the tank body. The shape is fan-shaped and the center is a hollow structure. The outlet of the balloon helium tank is set at the top of the tank body. A rotary switch is set at the upper end of the outlet, and a stepped gas nozzle is set on one side.

The balloon helium tank has a simple structure, is easy to carry, and is safe to use, but you still need to read the instructions carefully before use, pay attention to safe operation, avoid high temperature and strong collision, to prevent the risk of bottle leakage or explosion.

2.Product Details

Tips: Please tighten the valve when not inflating. The amount of inflation will vary according to different operations and is a policy situation. The above is the test result for reference only. When using a helium tank, try to inflate it one hour before the activity.

3.Usage Process

4.Helium tank instructions

5.Product Usage Comparison

6.Product Application

7.Customer concerns

Question 1: How many balloons can be inflated with one tank?

Answer: It depends on the specifications of the helium tank you bought. The amount of helium inflated for balloons of different sizes and materials is also different.

Question 2: What balloons can fly?

Answer: Latex balloons over 10 inches and aluminum balloons over 18 inches (except special-shaped balloons) can fly when inflated with helium!

Question 3: How long can it last?

Answer: Latex balloons 3-7 hours f (double-layer balloons 1 hour), ordinary aluminum balloons about 3 days

Question 4: Does it include balloons?

Answer: No balloons are included. The number of inflatable balloons is shown in the figure.

Question 5: Can balloons carry objects?

Answer: Balloons can bear a weight of about 2 grams, and the objects carried will not fly and will not affect the timeliness.

Question 6: Is the helium tank safe to use?

Answer: Helium tanks are safe when operated correctly. They have passed strict safety tests and are not easy to explode. Avoid contact with open flames when using them and place them in a well-ventilated place. For detailed operations, please refer to the instructions for use included with the tank.

Question 7: Can the helium tank be reused?

A: The helium tanks we sell are disposable and cannot be refilled or reused.

Question 8: Is helium toxic? Is it harmful to the human body?

Answer: Helium is a non-toxic, odorless, inert gas that is harmless to the human body. However, excessive inhalation should be avoided to prevent suffocation. Keep ventilation during use, and direct inhalation of gas is not recommended.

Question 9: What are the steps for using a helium tank?

Answer: When using, you need to connect the inflation nozzle to the gas tank, open the valve, put the balloon mouth on the inflation nozzle, and then press the inflation nozzle to start inflation. Be sure to close the valve after inflation.

Question 10: Does the helium tank have an expiration date?

Answer: Answer: The helium tank itself does not have a clear shelf life, but the tank body should be intact and leak-free. When stored for a long time, the tank body should be checked regularly to ensure safety.

Question 11: Do you need special tools or accessories to use a helium tank?

Answer: Generally, helium tanks are equipped with inflation nozzles and can be used directly.

Question 12: How to deal with the helium tank after use?

A: Used helium tanks should be recycled according to local regulations. After ensuring that there is no residual gas in the tank, you can send it to a designated metal recycling point or consult a waste disposal service.