Tank Specifications

[Puttzer]

Would someone email me or post a site with current specifications on dive tanks. The NSS sites are not current and non working.

Thanks

[FW]

It apperars that the links here are out of date as well. We will get updated ones soon.

[DeWayne]

Check TDL (Tech Diving Limited). Joel has one of the most complete and current lists on his web site that I have seen anywhere.

[CaptainSpeleo]

DeWayne:

What's the website address to TDL?

[FW]

TDL website http://www.techdivinglimited.com

Direct link to the Tank Specification page:
http://www.techdivinglimited.com/pub/tanks.html

[CaptainSpeleo]

Thanks! I should've tried that one myself before asking.

Would someone email me or post a site with current specifications on dive tanks.

TDL has a great tank specification page (noted above).

Here's another tank specification link:
http://dive.scubadiving.com/html/200010_tankchart.html

[decobottle]

Chip the site you posted was the closest I could get to identifying this tank. Maybe some out there can help.
scubapro
dot 3AA3000 88/9002/1004 M8308 Faber Italy 01A88+
Looking at the lay out you posted I see a tank that closely matches it but not quite. The tank weighs 261/2 pounds, I get 6 inches diameter. I measure 19 inches completely around it. What I copied off the tank is what I think is on it.
Sorry I forgot to put that it is 25 inches long and a steel tank
Rick

Would someone email me or post a site with current specifications on dive tanks.

TDL has a great tank specification page (noted above).

Here's another tank specification link:
http://dive.scubadiving.com/html/200010_tankchart.html

[DeWayne]

Chip the site you posted was the closest I could get to identifying this tank. Maybe some out there can help.
scubapro
dot 3AA3000 88/9002/1004 M8308 Faber Italy 01A88+
Looking at the lay out you posted I see a tank that closely matches it but not quite. The tank weighs 261/2 pounds, I get 6 inches diameter. I measure 19 inches completely around it. What I copied off the tank is what I think is on it.
Sorry I forgot to put that it is 25 inches long and a steel tank
Rick

Would someone email me or post a site with current specifications on dive tanks.

TDL has a great tank specification page (noted above).

Here's another tank specification link:
http://dive.scubadiving.com/html/200010_tankchart.html

DOT indicates that it is approved for use in the US by the Dept. of Trans; 3AA indicates that is a steel cylinder made from a chrome-molly alloy; 3000 is the working pressure in PSI; 88/9002/1004 is the serial number for that cylinder; M8308 is the code for Faber (they don't always have the manufacturer's name stamped like this one does, but they will always have the manufacturer's code); the last part shows that it was hydroed in Jan 1988 and was certified for a 10% overfill.

I found this on the Faber site:
Water
Capacity 464 550
(cu.in.)

External
Diameter 6 6
(in.)

Length 22.05 25.39
(in.)

Work
Pressure 3000 3000
(psi)

Weight
Empity 23 26
(lbs)

Regulation DOT DOT

Comments
464 6 22.05 3000 23 DOT 3AA
550 6 25.39 3000 26 DOT 3AA
-All dimensions, weights and water capacity are nominal
-Actual values can differ from nominal
(if anyone is better at setting up tables here have at it!)

Sounds like it is the 550cu in

[FW]

That sounds like a 9 liter Faber, that had a DOT approval.

Specs: 9 liter, 152 mm dia., 207 bar, 11.8 Kg.

Did you weight it without the valve?