Wall brackets, drum racks and hand-truck accessories for securing and moving cylinders and drums.
Choosing the right one
When should I use a wall bracket instead of a cylinder truck?
A wall bracket is for a cylinder that needs to be secured in place, not moved — chained upright against a wall or bench so it can't be knocked over. A cylinder truck is for moving a cylinder between locations.
What does a drum rack do that a flat cart can't?
A drum rack is shaped to a drum's own geometry — chime height and barrel diameter — so a loaded drum sits secure and upright rather than resting on its curved side. Some racks hold the bung drain off the floor so a drum can be tipped and drained without being lifted off the rack first.
Can a wall bracket hold two cylinders?
A double bracket assembly secures two cylinders side by side in the footprint a single free-standing cylinder would otherwise take up.