Steel Tank Help, please!
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Here is the diamond-c mark
And the most recent hydro - apparently AFC Hydro in Las Vegas NV (from http://www.phmsa.dot.gov/staticfiles/PHMSA/DownloadableFiles/Files/Cylinder_Retest/cylid_b.pdf)
I'm told you read the symbol clockwise, not line by line, so it reads B464
I still need to find REE for this so I can get the + stamp reapplied.
You only need the "+" if your shop doesn't do "cave" or "wreck" fills. If they do should be no problem getting it filled "good".
Leadking
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Worthington did not make scuba tanks until about 2004 and started galvanizing in 2005. When we spec'd out the tanks, all were marked with the cf capacity and REE numbers. We were divers and knew you'd like the info
Lee
Lee
I received an email from the QA manager of the newest corporate owner of Coyne. Unlike the customer service folks who said no records could be found, the QA manager went above and beyond to contact the independent inspection agency and get information from the original hydro when it left the factory. Problem solved. I now have the proper REE value. Thanks to all who helped along the way.
---------- Post added August 21st, 2013 at 06:08 PM ----------
A special thanks to WheelsUSN for alerting me to the Coyne mark. That was critical to getting to the right folks.
---------- Post added August 21st, 2013 at 06:08 PM ----------
A special thanks to WheelsUSN for alerting me to the Coyne mark. That was critical to getting to the right folks.
Leadking
Contributor
Why not help your fellow Coyne owners by posting those REE numbers?
For my tank, it is 70.0
The real key is to contact this gentleman.
JIM WEDDING
MANAGER, PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY
AND QUALITY ASSURANCE
NORRIS CYLINDER COMPANY, INC.
521 GREEN COVE ROAD
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA 35803
jwedding@norriscylinder.com
He rocks.
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