Forklift Cylinder Exchange: Saving You Time And Money
Want an easy way to boost profits and distance yourself from competitors in a commercial construction project or warehouse? Enroll in the Admiral Propane forklift cylinder tank exchange program!
Compared to conventional forklift tank refilling, our cost-effective propane tank exchange program is:
- More productive: Traditional refilling can take 15 minutes or more every time for each tank. With our cylinder exchange, your workers will simply return their tank, grab another, and get right back to work.
- Safer: With tank cylinders, all filling is done at our facilities rather than yours – which means you won’t have to deal with safety risks or compliance issues. And with lightweight aluminum cylinders, your technicians won’t hurt themselves moving tanks.
- More economical: Aluminum tanks won’t corrode on the inside, so there will be no more fuel injector-blocking rust to reduce your efficiency or cause equipment breakdowns.
Propane Is A Fuel-Forward Solution For Your Forklift Fleet!
Still using diesel fuel, gasoline, or electricity to power your forklifts? Then you’re missing out on some great propane benefits, including:
- Less downtime: With cleaner-burning fuel, your equipment will spend less time in the shop.
- Lower operating costs: Propane’s efficiency and lower cost means a better bottom line for you.
- Fewer emissions: Propane produces significantly fewer emissions than diesel or gas-powered forklifts—good for your business, good for the planet.
- More durable operation: Propane propane-powered forklifts can be used outside in the rain and snow—something an electric forklift can’t do.
If you need to keep product moving all day, every day in your warehouse worksite, remember: not all forklifts are created equal. To get the best forklift performance, you’ll need the best forklift fuel: propane gas. Contact Admiral Propane today to learn more about propane forklift cylinder exchange in the Tri-Cities region of eastern Tennessee, southern Virginia and northwestern North Carolina.
