Helium Gas
Best known as Balloon Gas for inflating balloons, helium is also available in a range of purities for other applications such as purging, welding and electronics manufacturing
Coregas can meet your needs for helium gas, no matter where in Australia or New Zealand you are based. Through our nationwide network of depots and third-party distributors, we act as trusted gas suppliers providing high-quality, commercial helium to companies and individuals across the country.
We manufacture laboratory grade, laser grade, and industrial grade helium in Australia, in accordance with all applicable standards. For detailed information on purity levels, please see the certificate of conformance for the product in which you are interested.
Helium 5.0 is used for gas chromatography applications, in calibration gas mixtures, as a pressurising gas, in liquid form for NMR and MRI equipment and various other critical applications. Helium 5.0 is also used in supercritical fluid chromatography, as helium head pressure carbon dioxide (HHPCD), and in liquid hydrocarbon calibration mixtures.
Coregas is a helium gas supplier to a wide range of industries, with purity grades suited to everything from everyday use to specialised environments.
Our industrial-grade balloon gas is ideal for inflating helium balloons at events, retail stores and party supply outlets. It's easy to use and available in portable cylinders for convenience.
Laser cutting and electronics manufacturing rely on helium 4.6 as a shielding or purging gas, particularly in high-precision or cleanroom settings.
Laboratories use helium 5.0 for gas chromatography, calibration gas mixtures and analytical equipment. Its high purity ensures accuracy in test results and process control.
Liquid helium is essential for cooling NMR machines used in scientific and commercial research. Coregas is recognised as a dependable NMR gas supplier, supporting advanced research applications across academia and other industries.
Liquid helium also plays a critical role in MRI machines and other medical devices, where precise cooling or pressurisation is required to maintain optimal performance and patient safety.
Coregas supplies helium in a wide range of cylinder sizes to suit everything from small-scale use to large industrial applications. Whether you need a compact cylinder for balloon inflation or a bulk supply for medical or laboratory purposes, we have an option to match.
As a leading helium supplier, Coregas provides cylinders in multiple sizes, from portable bottles for balloons to cryogenic vessels for advanced scientific use. Volumes vary depending on grade and application, including liquid helium for nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and industrial helium gas for welding and electronics.
We also offer helium-compatible cylinder regulators to ensure safe and accurate gas flow across all usage types.
If you're unsure what size suits your setup, our team can help recommend the most efficient and cost-effective option based on your usage, delivery frequency and site setup.
Each Coregas helium gas cylinder can be supplied with a Certificate of Conformance (COC), confirming the gas type, composition and cylinder contents. COCs are available for all standard sizes in our helium range and can be easily downloaded from the relevant gas page. Simply scroll to the table at the bottom and access the certificate from the right-hand column.
Coregas offers several convenient ways to receive your helium, whether you need it delivered quickly or prefer to collect locally.
Reordering your helium gas cylinders is quick and efficient with the Coregas Mobile app. This app is ideal for regular users in events, laboratories or manufacturing.
Features include:
What’s more, the app makes reordering even faster. Simply scan your existing cylinder and your order is placed in just a few taps.
Download the app from the App Store or Google Play Store and streamline your next helium gas order.
Coregas offers a dependable supply of industrial, laser and laboratory-grade helium gas to meet your application needs. We support diverse industries requiring helium leak detection, carrier gas or specialist solutions such as NMR liquid helium.
With flexible delivery and collection options and payment methods, we make it easy to access high-purity helium wherever you operate.
For further information on any of our specialty and industrial gases, including helium gas products, please call or email us at your convenience.
Contact our professional team for questions about products, pricing, creating an account & more.
Customers with an account can purchase direct delivery from Coregas, or through our accredited helium gas suppliers or national depot network. You can also purchase helium gas through our independent distribution partners, including Bunnings for our Trade N Go range. Click here for our store locator.
Coregas account customers can choose their preferred method to place an order. Coregas offers online ordering via our website or app, our Australian call centre as well as through fax or email.
In common with other compressed gases, the cylinders in which helium gas is stored may explode if exposed to very high temperatures that cause the gas pressure to rise beyond the level of which the cylinders are designed to handle. Accordingly, helium gas cylinder tanks should be stored upright, in a well-ventilated storage area that is dry and cool. The storage area should be well ventilated, as helium leakages can cause asphyxiation.
If you would like a quotation for the volume and grade of helium gas that you need, we invite you to contact us, or your local distributor. Once we know exactly what you need, we can provide you with a quote straight away.
How long it takes you to get through a helium cylinder tank will depend on the size of the tank, what you are using the helium for and how often you use it. Customers using helium analyser equipment or gas chromatograph gas supply may consume cylinders faster than event suppliers using balloon gas.
You can either use our stock management service or ask us to help you calculate expected usage figures if you would like our assistance.
How long it takes you to get through a helium cylinder tank will depend on the size of the tank, what you are using the helium for and how often you use it. You can either use our stock management service or ask us to help you calculate expected usage figures if you would like our assistance.
Helium gas is not poisonous, but it can be dangerous to inhale because of the possibility of asphyxiation. By preventing the body from obtaining the oxygen it needs, helium can cause people to faint and be fatal in some cases.
The densities of gases are calculated by using their molecular weight and the number of molecules per litre at a given temperature and atmospheric pressure. At room temperature, helium gas has a density of 0.164 grams per litre, while air has a density of 1.18 grams per litre. In layman’s terms, it’s far lighter than air, which is what allows helium balloons to float.