Compressed air tank BSB 90

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Overview
BERG BSB series tanks provide storage and supply solutions for compressed air, oxygen and nitrogen across a wide range of volumes and pressure ratings. Models cover compact 90 L units up to 6000 L vessels, available in vertical and horizontal layouts for industrial installations.

Key features

• Gas compatibility: compressed air, oxygen (certified variants) and nitrogen
• Orientations: vertical or horizontal installation
• Operating pressures: typical options 11 bar and 16 bar (11 bar common for O2/N2 variants)
• Available volumes: 90 L to 6000 L
• Designed for industrial duty and system buffering to reduce pressure fluctuations

Example product highlights (from listing)

• Approved oxygen tank BSB 90 — compact 90 L oxygen vessel, 11 bar operating pressure. Example net price shown: €1,150.00.
• Compressed air tank BSB 90 — 90 L air / N2 tank for small-scale operations. Example net price shown: €970.00.
• Approved oxygen tank BSB 150 — 150 L oxygen vessel for mid-range needs. Example net price shown: €1,460.00.
• Compressed air tanks BSB 250 / BSB 350 — vertical space-saving designs for larger capacities (250 L, 350 L) suitable for continuous supply.

Applications and industries

• Manufacturing
• Mechanical engineering
• Food production
• Healthcare and laboratories
• Automotive industry
• Specialty uses (e.g. paintball, process gas supply)

What these tanks do / How they work
Pressure vessels store gas delivered by a compressor or gas generator and supply it on demand, acting as a buffer to stabilise system pressure and prevent compressor short-cycling. Pressure control and safety devices ensure consistent delivery and regulated discharge.

Combinations and system integration
BERG tanks integrate with compressors and treatment components to form complete supply systems, for example:

• Screw or piston compressors
• Compressed-air filters, separators and condensate drains
• PSA oxygen or nitrogen generators
• Flow meters and instrumentation

Volumes (examples)
Liters | US Gallons | UK Gallons
90 L | 23.78 gal | 19.80 gal
150 L | 39.63 gal | 33.00 gal
250 L | 66.04 gal | 55.00 gal
350 L | 92.46 gal | 77.00 gal
500 L | 132.09 gal | 110.00 gal
1000 L | 264.17 gal | 219.97 gal
1500 L | 396.26 gal | 329.95 gal
2000 L | 528.34 gal | 439.94 gal
3000 L | 792.52 gal | 659.91 gal
4000 L | 1056.69 gal | 879.88 gal
5000 L | 1320.86 gal | 1099.85 gal
6000 L | 1585.03 gal | 1319.81 gal

Testing and inspection (summary)
Inspection requirements depend on PS × V (maximum permissible pressure × volume). Typical indications (example, Germany): pre-commissioning inspection: PS × V < 200 → qualified person; PS × V > 200 → authorised inspection body. Recurring inspection: PS × V < 1,000 → qualified person; PS × V > 1,000 → authorised inspection body. Maximum intervals: internal inspection up to 5 years, strength test up to 10 years — final intervals determined by applicable rules and operator risk assessment.

Technical specifications / caractéristiques

• Volumes: 90 L to 6000 L
• Orientation: vertical or horizontal
• Operating pressures: typically 11 or 16 bar for compressed air; 11 bar for oxygen and nitrogen variants (depending on model)
• Material / construction: industrial pressure vessel design (manufacturing origin shown on listing)
• Representative models: BSB 90, BSB 150, BSB 250, BSB 350
• Example net prices shown on listing: BSB 90 (oxygen) €1,150.00; BSB 90 (air) €970.00; BSB 150 (oxygen) €1,460.00 (prices indicative)
• Use: buffer storage to stabilise pressure and deliver constant supply to connected equipment