CAC Gas & Instrumentation

Food & Beverage Processing

Calibration gases for process control and plant monitoring.

Gas standards and delivery equipment for refrigeration monitoring, beverage production, oxygen analysis and confined-space instruments.

Defined gas specifications

Composition selected for your instrument and method.

Compatible delivery equipment

Cylinders, regulators and gas control for the application.

Application support

Discuss your requirements with the CAC Gas team.

Overview

Start with the measurement you need.

From a refrigeration plant to a beverage production line, each measurement has a different purpose. CAC Gas helps specify reference gases for the detectors and analysers used by Australian food and beverage facilities.

Tell us the instrument, gas specification and expected usage. Our team can help identify a suitable reference and gas delivery arrangement for your application.

Applications

Match the reference to the task.

Choose the mixture, concentration and delivery conditions for the specific detector, analyser or method.

01 / APPLICATION

Refrigeration & cooling

Reference gas options for ammonia, carbon dioxide and refrigerant-specific detector testing.

NH3 / CO2 / Refrigerants
02 / APPLICATION

Beverage & process analysis

Gas references for carbon dioxide, oxygen and sulphur dioxide measurement where these are part of the process.

CO2 / O2 / SO2
03 / APPLICATION

Worker safety instruments

Calibration and bump-test supply for confined-space instruments and gas monitors used around production facilities.

Instrument-specific gases

Gas & supply options

Define your gas specification.

These examples are a starting point for an enquiry. Exact composition, certification, packaging and current availability are confirmed for the selected product.

Food & Beverage Processing: reference and supply examples
Reference or supply optionTypical measurement taskWhat to specify
Ammonia reference gasRefrigeration detector calibrationConfirm sensor range, gas concentration and compatible materials.
Refrigerant standardsRefrigerant leak-detector testingIdentify the exact refrigerant and approved test gas.
CO2 / O2 mixturesProcess and atmosphere analyser checksState whether the instrument measures ppm or volume percent.
SO2 and multi-gas optionsProcess instruments and worker safety monitorsSelect each mixture for the device and application.

Ask about traceable, certified and accredited reference options where required. Accreditation and certificate scope apply to the selected product and producer.

CAC solutions

Specify the complete supply.

Combine the gas reference with suitable handling and delivery equipment.

Make the specification practical.

Tell us the actual refrigerant and detector model. A refrigerant trade name or a generic request for “cooling gas” does not define a suitable calibration standard.

Include your delivery location and required date so cylinder selection, expected use and supply arrangements can be discussed together.

Common questions

Before you specify a gas.

Are these gases supplied for food production?
This page concerns reference gases for instrument testing and analysis. If you need gas for direct use in the product or process, specify that separately so CAC Gas can confirm suitability.
Can I request a custom gas mixture?
Send the required components, concentrations, balance gas and uncertainty or certification requirements. CAC Gas will confirm mixture feasibility, cylinder options, shelf life and lead time with your quotation.
What should I include in my enquiry?
Include the instrument make and model, analytical or test procedure, gas specification, usage, cylinder connection and flow requirements. Add the delivery location and required date so the team can prepare a suitable quotation.

Talk to CAC Gas

Find the right gas for your application.

Send us your instrument and gas requirements. Our team can help define the mixture, cylinder and delivery equipment.

Request a Quote

To help us prepare your quotation

  1. Instrument make, model, sensor or analytical method
  2. Gas components, concentrations and balance gas
  3. Required uncertainty, traceability and certificate scope
  4. Cylinder volume, valve, flow and regulator requirements
  5. Usage, quantity, delivery location and required date
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