Liquid Oxygen Liquid oxygen (LOX) is a pale blue, transparent liquid. Oxygen can be made liquid by lowering the temperature to below –183 °C or by placing gaseous oxygen under pressure. A combination of these is accomplished with a Dewar bottle. This special container is used to store and transport liquid oxygen.

Essex entered the cryogenics market in 1963 and today has become a leader in liquid oxygen equipment, having delivered over 100,000 new LOX systems for military/commercial applications. In 2010, Essex assembled a complete Battlefield Oxygen Sustainment System (BOSS) as part of the USAF Guardian Angels Integrated Oxygen System.

The LOX bottle containment blanket is constructed and designed to provide fragmentation protection, suppress a LOX supported fire and self extinguish the flame up.

Liquid oxygen is used as an oxidant for liquid fuels in the propellant systems of missiles and rockets. Oxygen is widely applied in the metal industries in conjunction with acetylene and other fuel gases for metal cutting, welding, scarfing, hardening, cleaning and melting.

The 50 Gallon LOX Cart is a mobile liquid oxygen storage tank assembly that allows for maximum reliability and portability with minimal maintenance. The 50 Gallon LOX Cart can be used with any LOX converter that uses a CRU-50/A fill connection, including all Essex LOX Converters, BMOS, BMOS-FS, MMOS, NPTLOX and PTLOX.

Liquid oxygen (LOx) and oxygen gas (O2). Cylinders, liquid containers, MicroBulk, bulk delivery. Onsite cryogenic air separation plants.

Liquid Oxygen, or LOX, is a highly efficient method of oxygen storage and delivery. This method enables a large quantity of oxygen to be stored in a small converter, saving both space and weight on an aircraft. Our lightweight converters are easy to handle, which can decrease injuries caused by lifting heavy cylinders.

Every C-17 aircraft has our ballistic protection system installed on its three liquid oxygen bottles (25 and 75 liter bottles). AoA designed this innovative system in conjunction with Boeing and the U. S. Air Force on the premise that regardless of the caliber of the enemy’s bullet, a LOX bottle explosion must not down the aircraft.

OBOGS eliminates the need for liquid oxygen (LOX) by using the readily available bleed air from the aircraft’s engine. The bleed air is separated into its elements through molecular sieve technology to concentrate an unlimited supply of breathing oxygen. The oxygen is then monitored for purity and regulated before it is delivered to the pilot.

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