Scuba Cylinder 1 Liter 200bar Complete with Valve
Small scuba cylinders are increasingly used in diving for transporting gases (argon, helium, oxygen). This 1-liter steel cylinder is suitable for all common gases and gas mixtures. It is used as an argon storage cylinder for inflating the drysuit during dives using the warmer gas argon. It is also used as an oxygen cylinder for administering pure O2 after a diving accident. With this steel cylinder, oxygen supply can be provided for approx. 10 minutes as an emergency first aid measure. In rebreather systems, this steel cylinder can be used as an oxygen or diluent gas cylinder.
Technical Specifications of the 1-Liter 200bar High-Pressure Gas Cylinder
- Steel cylinder with a volume of: 1 liter
- Pressure level: 200bar working pressure and 300bar test pressure
- Bottle neck thread: M18x1.5
- Valve: (depending on selection)
- Outlet thread/connection: (depending on selection) according to (DIN EN 144-2 / DIN EN ISO 12209) (DIN EN 144-3)
- Bottle neck sealed with O-ring 18x2.7mm
- Cylinder diameter: 83mm
- Length of the cylinder (without valve): approx. 275mm (batch-dependent deviations up to 10% possible)
- Weight of the scuba cylinder without valve: approx. 1.7kg (weight varies depending on batch and can deviate up to 10%)
- Coating color: white RAL 9010
- Cylinder bottom: Convex
- Steel cylinders stamped "Breathing Apparatus"
- Permitted gases: Breathing air, Nitrox, Oxygen, Compressed air, Argon (must be clearly labeled by the operator)
- Commissioning test included with test date (tolerance) +/- 6 months
- Test certificate and declaration of conformity included with the cylinder or provided electronically
Scope of Delivery:
The delivery includes a steel/scuba cylinder with 1 liter at 200bar in white color, declaration of conformity, commissioning test, and valve depending on selection.
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
High Tech Diving
Kopernikusstraße 2
Sachsen
Frankenberg, Deutschland, 09669
info@high-tech-diving.org
https://www.high-tech-diving.org
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