Aluminum Diving Cylinder 5.7 Liter 40cft, 207 bar complete with Valve
The 5.7-liter aluminum diving cylinder is primarily used as a stage cylinder in technical diving. Due to its size, it can also be well used with rebreathers / closed-circuit devices for both diluent gas / flush gas and oxygen. Delivery includes a compressed air valve according to DIN G5/8"Â or M26x2 Nitrox valve. The breathing gas supply is sufficient for approximately 30 minutes of safety stop, decompression stop, or as a cylinder for the rescue kit with 100% oxygen.
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Technical Description of Aluminum Diving Cylinder
- Aluminum diving cylinder with a bottle volume of 5.7 liters (40Cuf)
- Pressure level: 207bar working pressure and 311bar test pressure
- Bottle neck thread: M25x2 (DIN EN 144-1 / DIN EN ISO 15245-1)
- Valve: (as selected) according to DIN EN 144 / DIN EN ISO 12209
- Bottle neck thread sealed with O-ring 25x3.55mm
- Diameter of the bottle: 133mm
- Length of the bottle (without valve): approx. 645mm (batch-dependent deviations up to 10% possible)
- Weight of the bottle without valve: approx. 6.95kg (weight varies depending on the batch and can deviate up to 10%)
- Color: White painted (depending on the supplier)
- Bottle bottom: Flat
- Permissible gases: Breathing air, Nitrox, Oxygen, Compressed air, Argon (must be explicitly labeled by the operator!)
- Design type examination according to EU Directive 2014/68/EU (Module B + C2)
- Bottle manufactured according to EN ISO 7866
- Certification: CE
- Commissioning inspection (TÃœV) included with inspection date +/- 6 months
- TÃœV protocol and declaration of conformity are included with the bottle or provided electronically
- "Product appearance may vary"
The delivery includes an aluminum diving cylinder with 5.7 liters at 207bar in the color white, declaration of conformity, commissioning inspection, and valve as selected.
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
High Tech Diving
Kopernikusstraße 2Â
Sachsen
Frankenberg, Deutschland, 09669
info@high-tech-diving.org
https://www.high-tech-diving.org
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