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MEDICAL GAS DIVISION |
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Providing Medical Gases, Gas Systems and Equipment for Healthcare & Research:
Hospitals/Clinics, Laboratories, Physicians, Dermatology, Dental, and Veterinary Practices
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| Division Headquarters |
Delivery Throughout Western Washington, Oregon, and Alaska |
| Phone: (425) 228-2218 |
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- Scheduled Deliveries
- 24/7 Emergency Support
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| MEDICAL GASES: SUPPLY FOR COVID-19 MEDICAL FACILITIES |
| NEW Temporary Hospital Medical Oxygen Inquiries - Coordinate Through Kirby Lang |
Kirby M Lang
Sales Manager – Medical Gases
Central Welding Supply Co Inc
425 228-2218 Office
425 228-2397 Fax
425 864-1788 Mobile
[email protected]
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| Medical Gas Specialists |
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| Sales Manager Medical Gases |
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| Medical Gases Compliance Division |
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| Delivery Throughout Western Washington, Oregon, and Alaska |
| Besides regular weekly delivery we offer same-day delivery, and scheduled weekend or after 5:00 PM weekday deliveries. While routine weekly deliveries are managed under the assigned delivery territories shown, both fulfillment centers support emergency deliveries, special events, and unplanned run-outs.
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| Delivery scheduling |
| Customers may choose between automatic prescheduled delivery (weekly, twice monthly, or monthly), OR call in for "as needed" delivery service. |
| Cylinder exchange program |
| Our exchange program allows for customers to have a full tank on-hand, as well as a spare, for timely and efficient change-out of your empty tanks. |
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| Industry News & Compliance |
| Occupational Safety: Defibrillators |
Does the State of Washington require Dentists to have an AED on premise? Is this rule still in force?
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| ANSWER: YES. The Washington Administrative Code (WAC-246-817-722) stands as written. |
| Download WAC 246-817-722 |
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| Washington State Compliance Requirements: Nitrous Oxide Sedation by Inhalation |
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WAC 246-817-740 | Training, Procedures, Administration, and Continuing Education
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Quotation | Emergency Backup System for Nitrous Oxide
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| Occupational Safety for Nitrous Oxide |
| Nitrous Oxide is a controlled substance because It is dangerous to health and can be habit forming. Laws define the established exposure limits for employers to protect medical employees. |
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| Medical Gases |
| FDA Compliance Certificate |
| Medical Gas License-Equip, Oregon Board of Pharmacy-Marysville, WA |
| Medical Gas License, Oregon Board of Pharmacy-Albany, OR |
| Medical Gas License, Oregon Board of Pharmacy-White City, OR |
| Medical Gas License, Oregon Board of Pharmacy-Portland, OR |
| Medical Gas License, Alaska Board of Pharmacy |
- USP Medical Grade Compressed Gases
- Cryogenic Liquids for micro-bulk gas systems, calibration systems, dermatology, and more
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| Equipment |
- Portable Oxygen
- Cylinder and cylinder storage equipment
- Regulators and flowmeters
- Manifolds, fittings, and hosing
- Custom Nitrous Systems
- Safety products and personal protection
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| Service |
- Gas Delivery throughout Western Washington, Oregon, and Alaska
- 24/7 Emergency Support
- System engineering and design
- Support for regulatory compliance
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| Complaint Resolution Process |
| Please download and complete the Complaint Form linked below and fax to (360) 657-5852, Attention: Gary Emerson/Collin Holeman. Or, you may scan and attach the completed form to send via email to [email protected], or [email protected]
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| Complaint Form [PDF] |
| J 400 a1 Complaint, (05/2022) Rev. 5.0.2 GAWDA |
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GAS CERTIFICATIONS
We are able to document the specifications UHP grade products with a Certficate of Conformance (COC) or a Certificate of Analysis (COA). COA's, which represent certifications analyzed by tank, must be requested at the time of order.
See Specialty Gases for details.
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| Waste Anesthetic Gases |
| Anesthetic gases and vapors that leak into the surrounding room during medical procedures are considered waste anesthetic gases. It is estimated that more than 250,000 health care professionals who work in hospitals, operating rooms, dental offices and veterinary clinics, are potentially exposed to waste anesthetic gases and are at risk of occupational illness. |
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