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Increasing your CO2 capacity is easy with our 35 lb aluminum CO2 gas cylinder with CGA320 valve. This 35 lb CO2 tank has the strength and light weight of high-grade aluminum and a big capacity for more pouring and less replenishing. A wonderful cylinder for uses requiring a lot of gas, such as large-scale beverage delivery, hydroponics, industrial usage, and special effects.
Superior aluminum body
Strong, thick, and damaged walls
Interior and exterior corrosion-resistant—ideal for carbon dioxide
Brushed exterior surface for an attractive low-maintenance appearance
Lighter than comparable aluminum cylinders by up to 40%
Superior Qualities
Equipped with a handle for simple transportation
The standard for CO2's new CGA320 valve performs effectively at low temperatures
Standards, Evaluations, and Approvals
42" in height x 8" in width (with valve and handle)
1800 PSI for servicing and 3000 PSI for testing
A hydro-test within a year
5-year testing interval authorized by DOT and ISO
Uniform TARE weight
Applications include beverage dispensing, welding, science, hydroponics, aquariums, and special effects.
There are also bigger and smaller CO2 cylinders available, as well as a 35 lb CO2 tank that ships empty and has a siphon tube fitted.
We provide various packaging like PVC plastic net. Also, we could packaging it based on your requirements. Normally, we shipped cylinders by sea.
FAQs
Q: How long is an aluminum CO2 tank good?
A: Every five years, aluminium CO2 cylinders must be tested. The cylinder towards the top of the tank will have a date stamp engraved into it at the time of testing. An illustration of a hydrostatic test stamp date is shown here.
Q: Can you open a CO2 tank without a regulator?
A: Always connect the CO2 gas cylinder to the reducing valve or regulator. Failure to do so could result in an explosion with possible death or injury when the cylinder valve is opened.
Q: How long does CO2 last in a cylinder?
A: Based on how often you make fizzy drinks, carbonating cylinders can last up to 4 to 8 weeks with regular use.
