Oregon CO2 Suppliers (OR)

Refill and exchange options across Oregon. Browse top cities or search listings. Call first, because policies change when the vibe changes.

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Refill vs exchange: exchange is often faster when suppliers won’t fill customer-owned cylinders.

Airgas — Portland

Portland, OR • gas supplier
Refill Exchange Welding Homebrew Soda

Major industrial gas supplier

Oregon Welding Equipment

Portland, OR • welding supply
Refill Exchange Welding Homebrew

Full-service welding supply

Eugene Welding Supply

Eugene, OR • welding supply
Refill Exchange Welding Accepts owned

Eugene welding supplies

Salem Gas Supply

Salem, OR • gas supplier
Refill Exchange Welding Homebrew Soda

Salem area gas supplier

Hillsboro Welding Center

Hillsboro, OR • welding supply
Refill Exchange Welding Accepts owned

Hillsboro welding supplies

Bend Welding & Gas

Bend, OR • welding supply
Refill Exchange Welding Accepts owned

Central Oregon welding supplies

Medford Gas Supply

Medford, OR • gas supplier
Refill Exchange Welding Homebrew

Southern Oregon gas supplier

Albany Welding Supply

Albany, OR • welding supply
Refill Exchange Welding Accepts owned

Albany welding equipment

FAQ: CO2 refills in Oregon

Do suppliers in Oregon refill customer-owned CO2 cylinders?
Some do, some don’t. Many prefer exchange programs because it’s faster and reduces liability. Always ask: “Do you refill customer-owned CO2 (CGA-320)?” before driving.
What’s the difference between refill and exchange?
Refill means they fill your exact cylinder. Exchange means you swap yours for a full one (often quicker). If you’re getting turned away, exchange is usually the easiest path.
What valve/connection do I need for standard CO2?
Most CO2 tanks use CGA-320. If your setup is for kegerators/aquariums/paintball, you may need an adapter or specific regulator. If you’re not sure, start with the Guides page.
What should I ask before I drive across town?
Ask: refill vs exchange, customer-owned policy, tank size limits, appointment rules, and whether they stock CO2 for your use-case. Policies can change, and “we used to” is not the same as “we do.”
How do I get a listing updated or verified?
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Before you drive across town

Ask these questions

  • Do you do refill, exchange, or both?
  • Do you fill customer-owned cylinders?
  • Do you support CGA-320 (standard CO2)?
  • Any tank size limits or appointment rules?

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