Read, understand and observe the safety precautions on the cylinder neck label
and the warning on the side of the cylinder.
Use a cylinder hand truck to move cylinders.
Always store cylinders in a well ventilated area and in an upright position
so that they cannot be tipped or pushed over.
Transport cylinders only in a well ventilated truck.
Always use a regulator designed for balloon filling operations. Contact your
supplier if questions arise or if more information is needed.
Check all connections for leaks before filling balloons.
Do not use leaky equipment.
Close the cylinder valve after each use and when the cylinder is empty.
balloon gas
helium gas
What Not To Do
Do NOT leave cylinder unattended.
Never place cylinder where it could come into contact with an electrical circuit.
Do NOT store cylinder in direct sunlight or near sources of radiant heat.
Never use cylinders as rollers.
Never allow cylinders to drop or strike together violently.
Do NOT allow anyone to breathe helium from cylinders or from filled balloons,
although not poisonous it can result in asphyxiation.
Do NOT allow children or any unauthorised persons to handle cylinders or use
balloon filling equipment.
Never transport the cylinder with the filling nozzle attached, as this could
cause damage and will be charged for.