YIGAS-China gas supplier

 

 

Reliable Industrial Gas Manufacturer

 

 

Trusted Manufacturer of Industrial Gases

YIGAS GROUP is a large-scale comprehensive company in China, which was founded in 1993 and established YJIA GROUP in 2012, with total assets of more than RMB 500 million, serving more than 5000 customers, and a distribution service network covering the entire Pearl River Delta region, and after more than 30 years of development, its business has spread all over the country and overseas.

The company has passed ISO9001 quality system certification and OHSMS18000 safety management system certification; has been awarded the title of “Honoring Contracts and Keeping Promises” by the Industrial and Commercial Bureau for many times.

 

Solutions for all your industrial gas needs

 

Packaged Special Gas

 

Packaged Specialty Gases

We offer a wide range of high purity gases, standard gases, gas mixtures, rare gases, and isotope gases.

 

 

Helium Gas

 

Helium gas

Helium is an inert gas used as a component of neutral atmospheres, e.g. in heat treatment applications where a protective atmosphere is required.

 

 

Helium Balloon Tank

 

Helium balloon tanks

In addition to industrial grade helium, the balloon helium brand “Angel Fly” has been leading China’s Taobao sales for ten consecutive years.

 

 

Multiple supply model diagram

 

YIGAS Group is committed to providing diverse industrial gas supply solutions to meet the production needs of different customers. Whether for large-scale industrial applications or small business demands, YIGAS Group offers efficient, reliable, and safe supply options. Below are the four main supply modes offered by YIGAS Group:

          1.Onsite Supply :

          2.Pipeline Supply : 

          3.Liquid Bulk supply & Tube Trailers （TT) : 

          4.Packaged Gases Supply :

By choosing YIGAS Group, you benefit from:

✅ Comprehensive gas supply options – From onsite production to packaged gas, we meet all industrial needs.
✅ Efficient & safe supply systems – Utilizing the latest technology to ensure safety and reliability.
✅ Professional after-sales support – Our technical team is always available to provide maintenance and assistance.

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Versatile Supply Mode Diagram

Helium Gas Application

Helium is inert and the least soluble of all gases in liquids and is therefore used as a pressurization. Being inert, helium is used as a constituent in neutral atmospheres e.g., in heat treatment applications requiring a protective atmosphere.

Helium is used extensively in the welding industry as an inert shielding gas for arc welding. It is also used in conjunction with helium (“leak”) detectors to test the integrity of fabricated components and systems.

Fiber Optic

Fiber Optic

Helium is used as a combined cooling and shielding medium for the pulling of optical fibres.

Nuclear Reaction

Nuclear Reaction

Helium is used for cooling of uranium rods in nuclear reactors.

Atmospheric Research

Atmospheric Research

Helium is used to fill large balloons for upper atmosphere and cosmic ray studies. Small helium balloons are used by weather forecasters to carry meteorological instruments.

Medical

Medical

Liquid helium is used to cool the superconductive magnets in NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) for analytical or medical purposes and in the R&D to study processes around absolute Zero.

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F A Q s


 

  • Perhaps the most common use of helium is as a safe, non-flammable gas to fill party and parade balloons.
  • However, helium is a key component in many fields, including scientific research, medical technology, high-tech manufacturing, space exploration and national defense.
  • Once helium is released into the atmosphere, it continues to rise until it escapes into space, making it the only element that truly cannot be recovered.
  • There are only a few places in the world where helium is found in recoverable quantities, and those sources are rapidly depleting.
  • Helium is abundant throughout the universe. In fact, it is the second most abundant element known to man.
  • Because of its chemical composition, it is impossible to produce helium artificially, which is why it is extracted from natural gas wells.
  • Helium is becoming more expensive because it’s a finite resource under the Earth’s crust. Some scientists say the gas could run out as early as 25 years from now.
  • Most of the world’s helium comes from uranium and the by-products of fossil fuel decay. Currently, the global helium supply is dependent on reserves in the United States, the Middle East, Russia and North Africa.
  • There are only 14 liquid helium refineries worldwide, half of which are located in the United States.
  • While there are several lighter-than-air gases, only helium is safe and cost-effective enough to use in balloons.
  • Fortunately, there are many ways to bring holiday fun to your party without using helium.

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