# Gas Bottle Trolleys & Brackets

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About Gas Bottle Trolleys & Brackets Gas bottle trolleys and brackets are essential safety equipment for anyone working with welding gases, providing secure transport and storage solutions for compressed gas cylinders. Whether you're moving bottles around a busy fabrication shop, transporting equipment between job sites, or simply need compliant storage when cylinders aren't in use, a quality trolley or bracket system ensures your valuable gases remain upright, protected and easily manoeuvrable. These products are specifically engineered to handle the weight and dimensions of standard industrial gas bottles, from single cylinder solutions to multi-tier welding trolleys that can accommodate both gas bottles and welding equipment simultaneously. The selection at Tooled-Up.com includes gas bottle trolleys and brackets from respected brands such as Sealey and Draper, offering solutions for every workshop requirement. Single bottle trolleys provide straightforward cylinder transport, whilst universal trolleys are designed to work seamlessly with MIG welders and their associated gas supplies. Multi-tier welding trolleys create complete mobile workstations, with robust steel construction featuring secure chain restraints or straps to keep cylinders safely in place. Heavy-duty castors enable smooth movement across workshop floors and site environments, whilst powder-coated finishes provide long-lasting corrosion resistance. Investing in proper gas bottle handling equipment isn't merely about convenience—it's a crucial safety measure that helps prevent workplace accidents and ensures compliance with HSE guidelines for compressed gas storage and handling. A quality trolley protects expensive cylinders from damage, reduces manual handling risks, and keeps your workspace organised and professional. Wall-mounted brackets offer an alternative for static installations, providing secure cylinder restraint whilst freeing up valuable floor space in compact workshops. Jargon Buster MIG Welder Trolley: A specialised trolley designed to carry a MIG welding machine alongside its associated gas cylinder, creating a mobile welding station with all components secured together for easy transport around the workshop or site. Chain Restraint: A security chain fitted to the trolley frame that wraps around the gas cylinder to prevent it from falling or tipping during transport—an essential safety feature required by HSE regulations for compressed gas handling. Multi-Tier Trolley: A trolley with multiple shelves or platforms, typically accommodating gas cylinders on the lower level and welding equipment or tools on upper tiers, maximising storage efficiency and creating an organised mobile workstation. Castor Wheels: Heavy-duty swivel wheels fitted to the base of trolleys, often featuring brakes for secure positioning when stationary. Quality castors should be rated to handle the combined weight of trolley, equipment and full gas cylinders. Universal Trolley: A versatile trolley design that accepts various cylinder sizes and can be adapted to work with different welding machine brands and models, offering flexibility for workshops with varied equipment. Wall Bracket: A fixed mounting bracket that secures gas cylinders to workshop walls, providing stable storage when bottles aren't in use and freeing up valuable floor space whilst maintaining HSE compliance. Who Uses Gas Bottle Trolleys & Brackets? Welders and Fabricators: Professional welders working with MIG, TIG or oxy-acetylene equipment who need to move gas supplies around workshops or between workpieces throughout the day. Mobile Welders: Tradespeople offering on-site welding services who regularly transport equipment and gas cylinders to different locations in vans or trucks. Agricultural Engineers: Farm workshops and agricultural contractors performing repairs and fabrication work on machinery and equipment in rural settings. Automotive Workshops: Garages and bodyshops using welding equipment for vehicle repairs, modifications and restoration work requiring flexible gas bottle positioning. Manufacturing Facilities: Production environments where welding is part of the manufacturing process and gas cylinders need regular repositioning along production lines. Construction Companies: Site-based metalwork contractors requiring portable welding setups for structural steel installation and repairs on building projects. Engineering Workshops: General engineering businesses performing fabrication, maintenance and repair work with various welding processes and multiple gas types. Maintenance Departments: In-house facilities teams in industrial settings who maintain and repair equipment using welding capabilities as part of their duties. DIY Enthusiasts: Home workshop users with welding equipment who value organised, safe storage and easy movement of gas cylinders for hobby projects. How to Choose the Right Gas Bottle Trolleys & Brackets Cylinder Capacity: Determine whether you need a single-bottle trolley or multi-cylinder capacity. Single bottle trolleys are ideal for straightforward transport, whilst multi-tier options suit workshops running multiple gas types or needing to carry welding equipment alongside cylinders. Bottle Size Compatibility: Check the trolley accommodates your specific cylinder dimensions. Most trolleys are designed for standard industrial gas bottle sizes, but verify the internal dimensions and chain restraint length will suit your particular bottles, whether they're small hobby-sized cylinders or full-sized industrial bottles weighing 70kg or more when full. Weight Capacity: Consider the total weight the trolley must support. If you're adding welding equipment to a gas bottle, ensure the trolley's load rating and wheel capacity can handle the combined weight safely. Trolled-Up stocks models with capacities up to 50kg and beyond. Wheel Quality: Heavy-duty castors are essential for smooth manoeuvrability, especially on uneven workshop floors or site conditions. Look for trolleys with brakes on at least two wheels to prevent unwanted movement when working. Larger diameter wheels (125mm or more) cope better with rough surfaces and workshop debris. Construction Quality: Robust steel construction with reinforced joints ensures longevity under demanding workshop conditions. Powder-coated or painted finishes provide corrosion resistance, particularly important in environments where welding spatter and moisture are present. Integrated Equipment Storage: If you use MIG welding equipment, a universal welder trolley with dedicated shelving for your machine creates an efficient mobile workstation. Multi-tier designs often include storage for welding accessories, cables and consumables, keeping everything organised in one place. Security Features: Reliable chain restraints or strap systems are non-negotiable for safety compliance. The restraint should be easy to operate but secure enough to prevent cylinder movement during transport, meeting HSE requirements for gas cylinder handling. Workshop Space: Consider your available space—if floor area is limited, wall brackets might be more suitable for storage when cylinders aren't in active use, with a trolley reserved for when movement is required. Popular Accessories Welding Cables and Torches: Essential companions to your gas equipment, stored conveniently on multi-tier trolleys for easy access during welding operations. Cylinder Regulators: Pressure regulators specific to your gas type, controlling flow from cylinder to equipment whilst maintaining safe working pressures. Flashback Arrestors: Critical safety devices that prevent dangerous gas backflow, required on both cylinder and torch ends for compliance with safety regulations. Gas Hoses: Quality hoses connecting cylinders to welding equipment, available in various lengths for different working situations and workshop layouts. Welding Gloves and PPE: Protective equipment including gauntlets, helmets and aprons that can be stored on trolley shelves for convenient access. Wire Feed Spools: MIG welding consumables that fit neatly on dedicated welder trolleys alongside your equipment. Cylinder Keys and Spanners: Essential tools for opening cylinder valves and adjusting regulators, easily stored in trolley compartments. Welding Screens and Curtains: Portable screens for creating safe welding areas, particularly useful with mobile trolley setups on larger sites. Tool Storage Boxes: Compatible storage solutions from ranges like DeWalt TSTAK or Milwaukee PACKOUT that can be secured to trolley platforms. Safety Information Gas cylinder handling demands strict adherence to safety protocols. Always secure cylinders with the provided chain restraints or straps before moving trolleys—even short distances across a workshop. An unsecured cylinder can become a dangerous projectile if it falls and the valve is damaged. Ensure trolley brakes are engaged whenever the trolley is stationary, particularly during welding operations. HSE guidelines require that compressed gas cylinders are stored upright and secured at all times. Never transport cylinders horizontally or at angles, as this can affect valve integrity and internal components. When using wall brackets for storage, ensure they're mounted to solid structural walls capable of supporting the cylinder weight, using appropriate fixings for your wall type such as Fischer or Rawlplug anchors. Inspect trolley wheels, frames and restraint systems regularly for wear or damage. Welding environments can be harsh, with spatter potentially weakening chains or straps over time. Replace any compromised components immediately. Keep trolleys away from direct heat sources and ensure adequate ventilation when storing or using gas cylinders indoors. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for maximum load capacities. Overloading trolleys compromises stability and increases the risk of tipping. When moving loaded trolleys, maintain a clear view ahead, move at walking pace, and be particularly cautious on slopes or uneven surfaces. Ensure all personnel handling gas cylinders have received appropriate manual handling training and understand the specific risks associated with compressed gases. Frequently Asked Questions What size gas bottles will these trolleys accommodate? Most gas bottle trolleys are designed to fit standard industrial cylinder sizes, typically accommodating bottles from 110mm to 230mm in diameter and up to 1400mm in height. The Sealey and Draper trolleys available from Tooled-Up suit commonly used welding gas cylinders including argon, CO2 and oxygen bottles. Always check the specific dimensions of both your cylinders and the trolley's internal capacity before purchasing, particularly if you use non-standard bottle sizes. Can I use a welding trolley for oxy-acetylene equipment as well as MIG welding? Multi-tier welding trolleys are versatile enough to accommodate different welding setups. Whilst universal MIG welder trolleys are optimised for MIG machines and their single gas supply, you can adapt them for oxy-acetylene use by securing twin cylinders side-by-side if the trolley width permits, or using two single-bottle trolleys. For regular oxy-acetylene work, a dedicated twin-bottle trolley provides the most practical solution. Are these trolleys suitable for outdoor and site use? Quality gas bottle trolleys with robust steel construction and heavy-duty wheels are suitable for site work, though they're primarily designed for workshop and light outdoor use on reasonably level surfaces. For regular site work over rough ground, look for trolleys with larger diameter wheels (125mm) and reinforced construction. Always ensure cylinders are properly secured before transport, and consider the additional challenges of outdoor conditions like slopes and uneven terrain. Do I need a trolley if I only have one gas bottle that rarely moves? If your gas cylinder remains in a fixed location, a wall-mounted bracket may be more practical and economical than a trolley. Brackets provide secure storage, free up floor space, and ensure compliance with HSE requirements for cylinder restraint. However, even static workshops benefit from having a trolley available for occasions when cylinders need replacing or repositioning for different jobs. What's the difference between a standard bottle trolley and a universal welder trolley? A standard gas bottle trolley is designed purely to transport cylinders safely, featuring a simple frame with wheels and chain restraint. A universal welder trolley incorporates additional platforms or shelves specifically sized to carry a welding machine alongside its gas supply, creating an integrated mobile workstation. Universal trolleys are ideal if you regularly move your entire welding setup, whilst simple bottle trolleys suit workshops where the welder remains stationary but gas bottles need repositioning.

## Products

- [Sealey Welding Gas Bottle Trolley](https://www.tooled-up.com/sealey-welding-gas-bottle-trolley/prod/128144/) - £232.95
- [Sealey Welding Gas Bottle Trolley](https://www.tooled-up.com/sealey-welding-gas-bottle-trolley/prod/28452/) - £155.95
- [Sealey Universal Trolley for MIG Welders](https://www.tooled-up.com/sealey-universal-trolley-for-mig-welders/prod/150400/) - £107.95
- [Sealey Welding Single Gas Bottle Trolley](https://www.tooled-up.com/sealey-welding-single-gas-bottle-trolley/prod/139130/) - £125.95
- [Draper 3 Tier Welding Trolley](https://www.tooled-up.com/draper-3-tier-welding-trolley/prod/658537/) - £106.95

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