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Posted by Pete C. on August 9, 2007, 9:03 am
Please log in for more thread options Too_Many_Tools wrote:
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> > Too_Many_Tools wrote:
> > > Educate me on cylinder sizes.
> >
> > > Viewing this chart, what are the common cylinder sizes?
> >
> > >http://www.airproducts.com/products/fastfacts/charts_n_tables/indgasc...
> >
> > That chart is not helpful. Try:
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> > Welding Cylinder Data (capacity is in cubic feet @ 2100 psi)
> >
> > Oxygen / Argon / Helium / Other High Pressure
> > Tank Designator Capacity Height Dia. (height w/o cap & valve)
> > K 251 51" 9"
> > S 156 46" 7 3/8"
> > M 125 47" 7"
> > Q 92 30" 7 1/8"
> > R 20 14" 5 1/4"
> >
> > Acetylene
> > Tank Designator Capacity Height Dia.
> > #5 350 45" 12"
> > #4 150 38" 8"
> > #3 75 29" 7"
> >
> > From Ernie's welding class notes.
> >
> > Grant Erwin
>
> Thanks Grant....and Ernie. ;<)
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> > S 156 46" 7 3/8"
> > M 125 47" 7"
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> Interesting the difference in volume between the S and M tanks...one
> inch shorter and 3/8" larger with a 25% difference?
>
> TMT
The chart doesn't indicate, but it may be a higher pressure tank, like
2215 vs. 2015.
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> Viewing this chart, what are the common cylinder sizes?
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