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The right gas for every application

From clinical settings to high-throughput plants, we support Saudi industry and healthcare with dependable supply and technical depth.

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Medical, industrial, and specialty — organised for quick orientation.

Critical gases and cryogens for hospitals, labs, and life-science production — supplied with patient safety and regulatory discipline in mind.

1 Entonox: nitrous oxide/oxygen mix for analgesia and anxiety in selected procedures.
2 Medical air: ultra-clean, dry, purified breathing air produced with dedicated compressor trains.
3 Medical carbon dioxide: insufflation for endoscopy; medical dry ice for targeted cryotherapy where indicated.
4 Medical nitrogen: instrument drive gas; liquid nitrogen for cryosurgery in multiple specialties.
5 Medical nitrous oxide: anaesthesia and analgesia in closed or ventilator-managed systems.
6 Medical oxygen: respiratory support within safe concentration and flow protocols.

Structured portfolio for refining, fabrication, food & beverage, electronics, and more — each grade matched to the process.

1 Acetylene (C₂H₂): welding, cutting, heat treatment, and laboratory use.
2 Ammonia (NH₃): industrial synthesis, purification, refrigeration, and agriculture.
3 Argon (Ar): metals production, preservation, and oil & gas applications.
4 Carbon dioxide (CO₂): petroleum processes, food & beverage, and refrigeration.
5 Helium (He): breathing mixtures, leak detection, lifting, welding, and cryogenics.
6 Hydrogen (H₂): refining, glass, fertilisers, aerospace, and semiconductors.
7 Nitrous oxide (N₂O): selected industrial uses alongside medical demand.
8 Nitrogen (N₂): inerting, cooling, pharma, chemical processing, and food.
9 Oxygen (O₂): combustion, therapy-related industrial uses, and oxy-fuel welding.

Tailored mixtures for calibration, safety, and process control — supported by maintenance teams in the field.

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FAQ

: We follow controlled supply chains, documented purification steps, and release checks suited to healthcare-grade applications and site requirements.
: Medical air is a precisely conditioned mixture (nitrogen, oxygen, argon, controlled humidity) for breathing and instrument air. Oxygen is a concentrated oxidiser used therapeutically under strict clinical protocols — they are not interchangeable.
: Yes — from concept through commissioning, including bulk storage, pipelines, and long-term maintenance.