58 devices · GMDN 35221
Stationary liquid oxygen containers are large storage devices designed to hold liquid oxygen before it is distributed and used in medical settings. These containers typically feature a double vessel design with vacuum insulation to maintain the extremely low temperatures required to keep oxygen in liquid form.
These devices are commonly found in healthcare facilities and supply centers where they store oxygen that can be distributed either as liquid or gas. Some smaller versions may be used at home to fill portable oxygen units, though they are primarily designed for stationary use in larger medical environments.
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