BOC has been a leading supplier of refrigerants to the refrigeration and air conditioning market for more than 40 years. We operate refrigerant packaging facilities in the UK with substantial bulk storage, bulk breaking and blending capabilities. This, in combination with our established network of high quality raw material manufacturers, allows us to supply you with the refrigerants you need, when you need them.

We offer a wide range of refrigerant products, including HFCs, HFOs and natural refrigerants, a full range of package sizes including cylinders, drums, and bulk deliveries, as well as refrigerant recovery, reclaim and waste management services. We can also provide additional support services such as technical advice and engineering installation management.

We provide these services alongside our refrigerant wholesaler HRP, helping to serve the contractor market.        

Further information about our Products & Services
CFCs

We can recommend, and supply, alternative retrofit gases for your CFC equipment, in accordance with global legislation on the use of CFCs.
HCFCs

We can recommend alternative products in line with global legislation that has phased out the use of HCFCs.
HFCs We supply a range of HFC refrigerants, including many designed for use as retrofit alternatives for HCFCs.
HFOs We provide new, low GWP, HFO refrigerants such as Opteon YF, XP40 and XP44.
Natural Refrigerants As a leading supplier of natural refrigerants, we sell R717 (ammonia), R744 (carbon dioxide) and a wide range of hydrocarbon-based refrigerants.
Reclaim, Recovery & Waste Management Our recovery services enable the safe and legal disposal of refrigerants. We also provide reclamation and waste services.
Leak Detection Gases We offer a range of gases for pressure testing and to aid leak detection to help ensure your systems run efficiently.
Global Warming Legislation: HFC Control

Many HFC refrigerants have medium to high GWP and therefore contribute to global warming if released to the atmosphere. Legislation and operational best practices have increasingly looked towards reducing the impact of these gases.
FAQs We answer some commonly asked questions about refrigerants.