hello...im in search for 6l bottle for my gun....i searched everywhere but i cant find anything
can someone maybe help me with this...
is something like this ok?
can someone maybe help me with this...
is something like this ok?
air bottle eu
- Thread starter ddaky
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Something like your example will be fine. It will be a bit heavier than a carbon-wrapped bottle but it won't become expired after 15 years. It will also be subject to scheduled hydro-testing intervals, depending on your county's regulations.
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So you think that bottels i showed can recharge my 250bar hatsan nova?
Because the price is only 40E and i have a compresor that i hope can recharge that bottle
Because the price is only 40E and i have a compresor that i hope can recharge that bottle
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Yep, you should get plenty of fills from a six litre 300 bar bottle. I can't tell from your photo what type of valves they have but I'm fairly sure that it's a DIN 300 (G5/8). If so, you will need a DIN 300 fill whip. There are plenty of different vendors on eBay, AliExpress or Amazon that carry them and they are relatively cheap. I would still recommend getting a hydro especially if the bottle is supplied unpressurised. You have no idea of the tanks previous life or how it has been stored since it was decommissioned. If it contains rust it may still be OK. The hydro testers will make the decision whether to have it rumbled and passed or if it has deep pitting they will condemn it and drill a hole or cut it in half. I nearly bought one of these when I was looking for my first tank. I didn't think anybody else would be interested so I only put a lowball bid and missed it.
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thanks for reply...so this is the picture of valve hope you can see what is it...
and can you please check is this ok
https://www.ebay.de/itm/124720577643?hash=item1d09ecfc6b:g:UZwAAOSwl7Fgm5lz
and can you please check is this ok
https://www.ebay.de/itm/124720577643?hash=item1d09ecfc6b:g:UZwAAOSwl7Fgm5lz
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Your valve is a DIN 300 as in 300bar compared to the DIN 200 that is 200bar and 232bar only.
It has to do with the depth of the threads and ensures that only 300bar approved (breathing) equipment can fit the bottle.
A DIN 200 thread is @ 15,3mm deep and a DIN 300 is @ 22,3mm deep. A DIN300 fitting will work in either bottle but a DIN 200 will not fit a DIN 300 bottle.
So you need to order the right filling (DIN 300) station or you're gonna shop here:
It has to do with the depth of the threads and ensures that only 300bar approved (breathing) equipment can fit the bottle.
A DIN 200 thread is @ 15,3mm deep and a DIN 300 is @ 22,3mm deep. A DIN300 fitting will work in either bottle but a DIN 200 will not fit a DIN 300 bottle.
So you need to order the right filling (DIN 300) station or you're gonna shop here:
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