PST hydro issue

[Pavão]

Your tanks are fine, they aren't E series.

Cool, thanks.

This affects only PST 3442 tanks, of all sizes?
I have a pair 100's 3442, XS Scuba branded, I believe those are Worthingtons, right? Will check when I get home

[FW]

Cool, thanks.

This affects only PST 3442 tanks, of all sizes?
I have a pair 100's 3442, XS Scuba branded, I believe those are Worthingtons, right? Will check when I get home

Any PST with an E in front of the name.

[tbone1004]

also all of the 3500psi bottles too yeah?

[Michael F]

I believe the only tanks impacted are the E series 3442 PSI, like E7-100 or E8-130. Look for the DOT-E 9791 exemption number. It is this exemption that will expire on 01/31, nothing else.

[Greenwood_60]

Yes, any DOT-3AA PST tank is fine.

[PfcAJ]

Does this affect the Worthington 3442 tanks as well or just PST?

[FW]

Does this affect the Worthington 3442 tanks as well or just PST?

Probably not. It isn't the pressure that is the issue, it is PST failing to renew their permit.

[gsxr1997]

The tanks permit will expire on the anniversary date Feb28) .A current hydro will not be valid beyond the permit expiration date unless there is a pending renewal application. At the time of this writing, no pending renewals are listed.

[gsxr1997]

Worthington has a pending approval,
PST does not. They were supposed to have the application submitted 60 days before the expiration . Even if they submitted today, there would be a lapse in certification which means that until it is approved, the tanks would be out of service...

[txdiver]

This is just wonderful! I understand that PST has been out of business for some time unfortunately but there is a fair number of their E-series cylinders in circulation that are perfectly good. Does anybody have any insight into why they are not renewing the permit or why they are dragging their feet?