German tanks in US….DOT cert

[Still Kicking]

Not true, very unlikely a US outfit will stamp them.. you can find one to test.

Possibly, if they carry adapters for metric neck threads, which is highly unlikely.

 

[Wibble]

Possibly, if they carry adapters for metric neck threads, which is highly unlikely.

Aren't they standard worldwide? (Not those M26 things)

 

[Still Kicking]

Aren't they standard worldwide? (Not those M26 things)

The European tanks i have seen have had metric threads. I have not seen many though.

 

[Gone for diving]

Just do a visual on them, fill with your own compressor, pressurize them with in reason and you'll be fine,

 

[rjack321]

Possibly, if they carry adapters for metric neck threads, which is highly unlikely.

M25x2 is not some obscure thread type.

 

[Still Kicking]

M25x2 is not some obscure thread type.

Is it a common thread for fire extinguishers or other applications? I have never needed one but I mainly test scuba tanks and occasionally paintball.

 

[wnissen]

There are now ISO tanks on the market that are internationally recognized. Adoption has been slow but if moving tanks back and forth between US and Europe is necessary, these are the ones to get.

https://allsafe.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/ISO_vs_DOT_Cylinder_Summary.pdf

Boy, that does sound great! The DIN valve of tanks.

 

[Omb]

Comparison vs Faber HP117.

 

[Gone for diving]

I really really like those tanks...
I really want to speak German to them

 

[Miyaru]

I really really like those tanks...
I really want to speak German to them

Wanna make those tanks really happy?
Fill 'm with metric breathing gas!