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WARPIG Tech Talk - Air
Re: O2 in CO2 bottles
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Posted by Razorpb on August 12, 2002 at 19:00:18:

In Reply to: O2 in CO2 bottles posted by Bobule on August 04, 2002 at 16:24:07:

Don't use oxygen. I have read about it being done with compressed air though (In APG I think) a field was using it for their rental guns and called it "medium pressure", they filled C02 tanks to 1800 psi, used an appropriate burst disk, and an inline reg on the gun. Whether it's cheaper is up for discussion, but for piece of mind, safety and liability go with tanks made for HPA.

Razor

: I have access to oxygen for welding purposes and want to know if it is possible to fill my CO2 tanks with O2 from these tanks.



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