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Posted by:
Patrick "Knightwolf" Arnold
on January 20, 2003 at 22:55:44

OK, I've noticed alot of people posting that they want to know something about bulk tanks. OK CO2 bulk tanks are usually orange in color, are rated to pressures of 2400 psi and are rated to hold cryogenic liquid. Nitro tanks are blue painted, rated for anywhere from 6000-10000 psi (most are commonly 6000 though). Compressed air tanks are two toned and are usually blue and green, though i've seen yellow and green. They must have the green striping to indicate that it is an oxidizer. They are rated to 6000 psi and are stamped with the Oxidizer hazmat sticker.

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: OK, I've noticed alot of people posting that they want to know something about bulk tanks. OK CO2 bulk tanks are usually orange in color, are rated to pressures of 2400 psi and are rated to hold cryogenic liquid. Nitro tanks are blue painted, rated for anywhere from 6000-10000 psi (most are commonly 6000 though). Compressed air tanks are two toned and are usually blue and green, though i've seen yellow and green. They must have the green striping to indicate that it is an oxidizer. They are rated to 6000 psi and are stamped with the Oxidizer hazmat sticker.

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