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Found somthing new to try

In Reply to: Pressure Vessels.... posted by Dave Hall on May 07, 2003 at 02:13:32:

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The Demolition Goblin
on May 17, 2003 at 00:13:47

: Check with your local refrigeration repairman for empty 13 pound HP81 cylinders . These are steel very light and will hold 400 to 500 psi working pressure . Since they are steel , fittings can be welded , braized , or hard soldered to them easily . an added bonus most cylinders have a 1/4 inch refrigeration fitting that you can gas it up through some though have a check valve to prevent this . This is easily solved though by cutting the old valve stem off flush with the tank and welding/braizing/or hard soldering the fitting of your choice .

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: : Check with your local refrigeration repairman for empty 13 pound HP81 cylinders . These are steel very light and will hold 400 to 500 psi working pressure . Since they are steel , fittings can be welded , braized , or hard soldered to them easily . an added bonus most cylinders have a 1/4 inch refrigeration fitting that you can gas it up through some though have a check valve to prevent this . This is easily solved though by cutting the old valve stem off flush with the tank and welding/braizing/or hard soldering the fitting of your choice .

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