Lincoln Electric K2275-1 Gas Cylinder Cart 1 Cylinder

Product Description

The LINCOLN ELECTRIC K2275-1 is a single-cylinder gas cylinder cart designed to safely transport and store compressed gas cylinders in welding and fabrication environments. Built to accommodate cylinders ranging from 4 to 7 inches in diameter, this cart provides a stable platform for standard shop and field use. The unit measures 24 inches in overall length, 12 inches in overall width, and 47 inches in overall height, making it compact enough for tight shop spaces while still offering a secure upright hold for full-size cylinders. At 25 pounds, it is sturdy yet manageable for daily movement by a single technician.

This cart is suited for welding shops, fabrication facilities, and job sites where compressed gas cylinders — such as oxygen, argon, CO2, or mixed shielding gas — require secure upright storage and easy repositioning. It is intended for use by welders, pipefitters, and maintenance technicians who move cylinders between workstations or need a compliant means of securing cylinders against tipping. The upright cart configuration supports safe cylinder handling in both residential and light commercial shop settings.

Key Features

• Fits cylinder diameters from 4 inches to 7 inches, covering a wide range of standard compressed gas cylinders
• Single-cylinder capacity keeps the footprint minimal for tight shop or job-site use
• 47-inch overall height provides stable upright support for full-height cylinders
• Compact 24 x 12 inch base footprint suits confined workspaces
• 25-pound cart weight balances durability with ease of daily repositioning

Compatibility

Designed to fit standard compressed gas cylinders with diameters of 4, 5, 6, or 7 inches. Holds one cylinder at a time.

Installation Notes

Cylinder carts should be positioned on level, stable surfaces and the cylinder secured with the provided chain or strap before moving. Always close the cylinder valve and install the protective cap before transporting. OSHA and CGA guidelines require compressed gas cylinders to be secured upright at all times to prevent tipping. No tools or fasteners are typically required for cylinder loading, but verify the retaining chain or strap is fully engaged before releasing the cylinder.