More than 200,000 composite gas cylinders ready for distribution
Advanced technical specifications, notably comparison, lightweight, and high safety levels
Khaberni - Yasser Al-Manaseer, Vice President of the Board of Directors at Al-Manaseer Group, confirmed that the launch of the composite gas cylinder will be happening soon in the local markets, after obtaining all necessary licenses from the Energy and Mineral Regulatory Commission, and passing various approved public safety tests based on the Jordanian standard specification.
Al-Manaseer clarified that the delay in launching the cylinder does not stem from technical or regulatory issues but is due to the gas cylinder filling station of the group still being in its final stages of inspection and auditing on safety and security standards by the relevant authorities, in preparation for final approval and obtaining the necessary licenses from the regulatory bodies.
He mentioned that the composite cylinder enjoys advanced technical specifications, most notably its lightweight, high safety levels, and greater durability compared to traditional cylinders, alongside the ease of installation and use. He also pointed out that the cylinder is equipped with advanced features including a "hose" dedicated for the use of liquefied petroleum gas and a pressure regulator (gauge) that does not require tools for installation and does not need to change the gasket, which enhances safety factors and raises the efficiency of household use.
Al-Manaseer emphasized that the Al-Manaseer Group places public safety at the forefront of its priorities, ensuring that all its products meet the highest standards locally and internationally.
He revealed that the current number of composite cylinders ready at the Al-Manaseer Group is over 200,000 cylinders, reflecting the group's readiness to meet market needs as soon as the final procedures are completed.
He added that the composite cylinders are approved and widely used in most European countries, as well as several Arab countries including Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Palestine, and Lebanon, reflecting their reliability and adherence to high international standards.
