5,350 Gallon 20-Foot ISO Storage Unit, 150 PSI, Cryogenic
Cryogenic 20-foot ISO storage unit with 5,350-gallon capacity rated at 150 PSI. The standardized ISO frame makes this unit perfect for intermodal transport by truck, rail, or ship. Use it as portable bulk cryogenic storage or as a semi-permanent installation — the ISO frame doesn't care, it goes anywhere.
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