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T Size Gas Cylinder

10/05/2007 2:40 PM

Can someone give me the exact dimensions (spefically diameter) of a t-size gas cylinder?
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Re: T Size Gas Cylinder

10/05/2007 2:57 PM

Common Cylinder Storage Capacity. External Dimensions. D Size. Ø175 E Size. Ø215. G Size. Ø250. G Size. Ø375. Acetylene. T Size. Ø310.

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10/05/2007 3:42 PM

Google: gas cylinder sizes

Results 1 - 10 of about 2,570,000 for gas cylinder sizes. (0.18 seconds)

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Re: T Size Gas Cylinder

10/06/2007 12:33 AM

T size is I believe a Praxair "size", but in fact it is the same as a Scott K size, an Airgas "300", an Air Products "A" size or an AGA "49".

Capacity is 48.99 Litres of water and diameter is 9.25" with a nominal weight of 143 lbs roughly 65 kilos. Height 61 " (with cap) 55" without cap. Internal volume is 1.730 cft.

The ID I don't know. I believe the 9.25" dimension is the OD of the cylinder.

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Re: T Size Gas Cylinder

10/06/2007 3:44 AM

ID254mm,OD270mm,L1473mm,WT84KG,VOL 66lts, service pressure 154bars,test pressure 250bars.

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