Drive Oxygen Cylinder Stand for H/M Cylinders, Green

The Drive oxygen cylinder stand is designed to hold a large H or M oxygen cylinder in place. Its green plastic construction has a 19.5-inch diameter, and the stand weighs 7 lb. Confirm compatibility with your specific cylinder and follow your oxygen equipment provider's setup guidance.

Key Features

• Designed for large H or M oxygen cylinders
• Plastic construction
• Green finish
• 19.5-inch overall diameter
• Stand weight of 7 lb

Specifications

• Brand: Drive
• Product: Oxygen cylinder stand
• Listed cylinder sizes: H or M
• Material: Plastic
• Color: Green
• Diameter: 19.5 inches
• Weight: 7 lb
• SKU: 8031B
• UPC: 822383116471

Compatibility and Setup

This stand is listed for large H or M oxygen cylinders. The cylinder-opening diameter and a model-specific compatibility list are not provided, so confirm fit before ordering. Follow the cylinder and stand manufacturer's instructions for positioning and securing your equipment. Do not assume compatibility with other cylinder sizes.

Ideal For

This stand is intended for equipment setups using a compatible large H or M oxygen cylinder. Oxygen equipment providers can consider it when sourcing a cylinder-holding accessory. Clinics and home health supply teams should check the cylinder fit and available space before selecting it. Buyers can use the listed 19.5-inch diameter and 7 lb weight when planning placement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which oxygen cylinder sizes is this stand designed for?
It is listed for large H or M oxygen cylinders. Confirm compatibility with your particular cylinder before purchasing.

What are the stand's dimensions and weight?
The listed overall diameter is 19.5 inches, and the stand weighs 7 lb. Height and cylinder-opening dimensions are not provided.

What is it made from?
The stand is made from plastic and is green.

Can it be used with other cylinder sizes?
Compatibility with other sizes is not established by the supplied product information. Check with your oxygen equipment provider rather than assuming a fit.