LPG Composite Gas Cylinder
Product use guide

What is LPG?

Liquefied petroleum gas or LP gas is also routinely called propane gas or butane gas. This gas is filled into a small and lightweight cylinder (bombe), and used as a fuel for household, business and industry, and also vehicles

The use of LPG originated from the use of propane and butane, which are separated when methane and natural gasoline are extracted from wet natural gas or oil well gas in the United States. Today, propane, propylene, butane and butylene are also separated and purified from low molecular weight hydrocarbons produced together in the petrochemical ethylene plant, and marketed as LPG.

How to use clean and
safe composite LPG gas cylinder

2 things to check before use.

STEP 01

Use outdoor recommended
STEP 02

Spray soapy water at the valve outlet to check the gas leakage before use.

Instructions for use of the burner - In use

Make sure
the combustor valve is off.
Hold the joint
and pull it upwards,
then attach it to
the container spout.
Press until you hear a click.
Turn the valve
on the combustor
and press the ignition switch.

Instructions for use of the burner - After use

Make sure
the combustor valve is off.
Remove the cylinder
and the regulator.

6 Strengths of Composite cylinder, ECONN

Light weight

50% or more lighter than steel cylinders
Safety

very strong against heat and corrosion
Transparency

The amount of gas remaining can be checked with the flow rate display
Inexpensive

Reduced cost due to design life of more than 30 years
Innovation

Made with advanced glass fiber and protective case
Environment

Clean environment with low-carbon, eco-friendly cylinders