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How to Recycle a Calibration Gas Cylinder

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In this video Joel will show you the proper steps needed to recycle an empty or expired disposable calibration gas cylinder.
If you would like us to recycle a cylinder for you, visit the page below and follow the instructions:
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Recycle gas cylinders at your own risk. All Safe industries, Inc. is not responsible for any accident that may occur while attempting to recycle a calibration gas cylinder.
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14 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@TheStengah 3 дня назад

Thank you.

@ozdoganadem 4 года назад

hi, is there any procedure how could empty gases after tests ? also cleaning procedure which gases include sulphurs ?

@renegongora6025 6 месяцев назад

is it ok if I use the recycling tool directly? I have a MSA tool that "has special ports that allow the safe drainage of any residual gases that may be present in the cylinder"

@Allsafeindustries 6 месяцев назад

There is a bit of a port for safety reasons, but we can only recommend following the manufacturer's instructions. On the ones we carry, they recommend draining the cylinder first.

@boblockhit4348 2 года назад

which reducer can be used for UN1965 ?

@Allsafeindustries 2 года назад

If I'm understanding the question correctly, those cylinders are likely different from the ones we deal with for calibration gas cylinders. I'm not sure of the answer.

@boblockhit4348 2 года назад

@@Allsafeindustries I have a Philips calibration gas cylinder. What is the connection thread of this cylinder? I'm looking for a connector and possibly a reducer. Best regards

@Allsafeindustries 2 года назад

@@boblockhit4348 I'd recommend taking a quick pic of the cylinder threads and sending it to tech@allsafeindustries.com. That will probably be the quickest way to get you the right answer.