In hotels, bars, restaurants, food courts, casinos and resorts you’ll find Easigas providing the fuel to operate a range of appliances such as geysers, ovens, hobs, space heating and water heaters. The flexibility and instant controllability of LPG makes it a popular choice for our customers.

LPG can be used for space and process heating, powering machinery, producing food, shrink-wrapping, powering industrial ovens, kilns or furnaces or powering fork-lift trucks in warehouses. Few energy sources are purer and cleaner, producing controllable high temperatures with negligible sulphur emissions.

Easigas has a number of filling plants situated throughout Southern Africa. These are located in Alberton, Nelspruit, Bloemfontein, Kimberley, Durban, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, East London, Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland.

Easigas fills a range of LPG cylinders in to a range of cylinders-from a 9kg to a 19kg and 48kg cylinders, both single & double valves, as well as forklift truck cylinders. Domestic camping cylinders (customer owned cylinders) cannot be filled a single filling line but are filled from a dedicated point using a scale.

The filling plants are in turn supplied from refineries in Secunda, Cape Town, Mosselbay and Durban and utilises large LPG tanks for storage.

To find the nearest one to you contact our customer service centre – Contact us now

Due to LPG’s physical characteristics, it needs to be stored in a high-pressure environment. This can be attained by cylinders or bulk tanks where particularly large quantities of LPG are required. LPG cylinders come in several sizes – 9kg, 19kg, 48g and a 19kg for fork-lift trucks.

At home, on the farm, within commercial enterprises or industry, cylinders are used for a whole host of applications. Take a look at these individual sections, to find out exactly how LPG cylinders are being used.

Cylinders are available throughout South Africa – contact us to find the nearest dealer to you. It’s worth noting that Easigas is totally responsible for the supply of LPG. The installation of any appliances and maintenance must be carried out by an approved LP GAS engineer. To find the nearest one to you, contact our Customer Service Centre.

Connecting your cylinder

To replace your cylinder, simply follow the guide below:

• Make sure that the appliance switch (cabinet heater, cooker etc.) is turned off.
• Ensure that the valve of the empty/used cylinder is also turned off.
• Disconnect the empty cylinder.
• Please take note that on the LPG cylinder connection has a left-hand thread (screw the regulator anti-clock wise)
• Make sure that the valve of the new cylinder is closed.
• Remove the shrink wrap and the safety seal – connect it to the appliance.
• Check that the pressure regulator is correctly connected to the flexible hose and ensure that the pipe is in good condition.
• Open the valve of the new cylinder and check with a soapy water solution for possible leakage at all the connections (never use a flame).