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Updated September 2026 · Shree Suswani Refrigeration

Cylinder sizes we stock, gas by gas

Refrigerant does not come in one standard container. Each gas is filled into the formats its market actually uses, from a 450 g can of R-134a for automotive work to a 61 kg R-22 cylinder for plant servicing. This is what we hold, gas by gas. Sizes vary by brand and batch and are subject to current stock, so we confirm when you enquire.

What we hold

RefrigerantCylinder sizesTypical use
R-2210 kg, 50 kg, 61 kgLegacy split/window AC, older plants — servicing
R-328 kg, 10 kg, 45 kg, 50 kg, 52 kgModern split ACs, heat pumps
R-410A7.5 kg, 10 kg, 45 kg2006–2024 ACs, VRF, chillers
R-134a450 g cans, 10 kg, 62 kgAutomotive AC, refrigerators, chillers, pharma
R-404A7.5 kg, 9 kg, 45 kgCold storage, freezers, commercial low-temp
R-407C9.5 kg, 11 kg, 50 kgR-22 AC retrofit (closest capacity match)
R-448A50 kgCommercial refrigeration — supermarket, cold store, medium & low temp
R-234.5 kg, 30 kgUltra-low-temp cascade low stage, test chambers, ULT freezers
R-508B1 kg, 2 kgCascade low stage to about −80 °C, ULT freezers, test chambers
R-1234yfConfirmed on enquiryAutomotive AC (newer vehicles)
R-1234ze50 kgLow-pressure centrifugal chillers, heat pumps, commercial refrigeration

Sizes vary by brand and batch. We confirm current availability when you enquire. R-1234yf is stocked but has no standard format we publish; we quote what is available at the time.

Why the size matters more than buyers expect

Handling. A 61 kg cylinder needs two people or a trolley and it does not go up a ladder. A technician working on rooftop split units wants the smallest format that covers the day's work.

Storage. Quantity thresholds in the Gas Cylinders Rules, 2016 are what trigger licensed premises. A site holding several large cylinders can cross a threshold it did not know existed. See PESO licensing.

Waste. A part-used cylinder is not a problem, but a part-used cylinder of a zeotropic blend that has been vapour-charged is, because what remains is no longer the designated mixture.

Connections. Every cylinder change is another opportunity to introduce air and moisture. Fewer, larger cylinders means fewer connections on a big job.

Refillable and non-refillable

Most of what we supply is refillable, built to a specification, stamped with a test date and subject to periodic hydrostatic retest. Those cylinders go back into the supply chain.

Non-refillable containers, including the small cans, are single-use by design. Under the Gas Cylinders Rules a non-refillable container must never be refilled, and the reason is straightforward: it was not built for repeated pressure cycling and it carries no test regime.

Refilling disposable cans is a known practice at the bad end of this trade and it is how counterfeit gas reaches the market. See genuine vs counterfeit.

Ordering

Tell us the gas, the format and the quantity, and we confirm against stock. If the size you have been using is short we will say so and offer what is close rather than substituting quietly. See how to order.

Quick answers

What cylinder sizes does R-22 come in?

We stock R-22 in 10 kg, 50 kg and 61 kg cylinders, subject to current stock and varying by brand and batch.

Do you sell small cans of R-134a?

Yes, 450 g cans alongside 10 kg and 62 kg cylinders, subject to current stock.

Can a disposable refrigerant can be refilled?

No. Under the Gas Cylinders Rules, 2016 a non-refillable container must never be refilled. It is not built for repeated pressure cycling and carries no test regime.

What size does R-508B come in?

1 kg and 2 kg cylinders. Ultra-low-temperature cascade charges are small, so the formats reflect that.

Sources
  1. Gas Cylinders Rules, 2016 · refillable and non-refillable containers, periodic testing · peso.gov.in.
  2. AHRI Standard 700 · refrigerant purity specifications · ahrinet.org.
  3. Owner-confirmed stock formats, Shree Suswani Refrigeration · subject to current availability.

This guide is general information compiled from the cited sources — not legal, safety or engineering advice. Read our full disclaimer.

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