The list runs 666 g, 2 kg, 4.33 kg, 5 kg and 10 kg. Nothing on it is better than anything else. The question is how much goes through your bench and how much a unit change costs you mid-service.
Six hundred and sixty-six grams is the small end. It fits a cafe, a bar finishing a few drinks an evening, or a pastry team working to order on compatible dispensing equipment. Simple to store, simple to keep a second one behind.
Treat two kilograms as a specification to record, not as a default choice for every situation. Compare the complete item and its documentation with the other formats on the list. Similar capacities can still have different package dimensions, connection requirements or included components. Keep unresolved details visible rather than filling the gaps with assumptions.
The 4.33 kg charger answers one specific complaint: changing a smaller unit twice in a service. If that is happening, this size fixes it.
Tanks at 5 kg and 10 kg are a different arrangement. They want a compatible regulator and a sensible place to stand, and they pay off where the throughput is genuinely high and steady.
Whatever you land on, check it against the current manufacturer instructions for your regulator or siphon. Send the model over and we will look before you order.
