Is there a good scuba cylinder data chart anywhere?

[Sanlanman]

Is there an up to date chart on line that lists the various currently available scuba cylinders and the data for them, IE: dimensions, working pressures, Bouyancy empty and full, etc?

 

[sclakediver]

I'm not sure how up to date it is, but this is the best one I've found. Scuba Cylinder Specifications from Tech Diving Limited - 928-855-9400

 

[micklock]

Huron Scuba, Ann Arbor Michigan: Scuba classes, Dive Travel, Equipment, & Mixed Gas Fills

 

[micklock]

Sea Pearls - Products
for worthingtons

 

[616fun]

Here's a spreadsheet I put together with a wide selection of tanks.

 

[In10se]

616fun that excel download rocks.

 

[616fun]

616fun that excel download rocks.

Glad you liked it

 

[SparticleBrane]

I would look over your numbers again, specifically, the last cell on the right -- "Cubic feet / 100psi". For example, it shows the PST LP80 has having 32cf/100psi...

 

[Scared Silly]

Faber:
Blue Steel

Worthington:
XS Scuba Dive Gear

 

[616fun]

I would look over your numbers again, specifically, the last cell on the right -- "Cubic feet / 100psi". For example, it shows the PST LP80 has having 32cf/100psi...

Actually the sheet is correct - that references a HP80 that PST has produced at some point. The sheet also includes PSTs E7 series 'mid pressure' cylinders (3180 + 10% overfill).

If you want to look at the PST LP80 then look up "PST LP-80" in the drop down.

All of the tables I used came from Huron Scuba's webpage. It was the most consolidated list I could find. You'll find their copyright on the "tank specs" tab in the sheet.

In reference to the PST LP-80, the ft3 per 100psi is 32.75434, with a ft3 volume of 80.6 filled to 2640psi.

Here is a link to the spec charts I used in my sheet:
Scuba Cylinder Specification Chart from Huron Scuba, Ann Arbor Michigan