Air tank protection

[pooterjoe]

 

I’m unable to come up with a source for ordering armor protection for my Omega 75CF carbon fiber tank. There are many photos on Airgun Nation showing tanks with mesh screen, legs, and carry straps but no indication on who can provide these items. Any assistance would be much appreciated.

Joe [email protected]

 

[Revoman]

Contact 'Loren' on this forum. He makes some super good tank protector/holder/carrying case. Really good work and the bags work very well for the purpose.

Might try a search in the For Sale Forum?

mike

 

[Glem.Chally]

I have one of these its great, velcro between the straps and the bottom foam bits to keep it from rolling anywhere.

https://www.bestfittings.co.uk/shop/airgun-charging-equipment/cylinder-accessories/cylinder-handling/universal-cylinder-transport-kit/

You need the universal complete kit for both parts.

 

[mtnGhost]

Most scuba / dive shops sell them. They're like $9 at one 1/2 from me, made by Trident.

 

[Joekrooz]

https://www.emergencysafetysupply.com/kemp-usa-premium-oxygen-cylinder-bag/

Just got one of these bags for my new tank, 88 cu ft Airhog, works well with good protection and didn’t break the bank.

 

[mtnGhost]

https://www.amazon.com/Trident-Premium-Stretch-Cylinder-Primary/dp/B07CJ5TDYG

 

[Erics]

Ditto on the trident. I 3D printed my own feet and used ratchet straps. Some welding supplys will have plastic feet for pretty cheap as well

 

[bdzjlz]

I purchased the web shelf protector and screen from Lowe’s. Worked great. Velcro strap handles from PA. You can also purchase tank protective plastic cover from PA. Their are 3D printed tank based being offered on this site’s classified forum that appear to be very nice.

 

[Guest]

https://utahairguns.com/primal-gun-gear-tank-tote/ i saw one of these this weekend it looks pretty good

 

[pooterjoe]

Ditto on the trident. I 3D printed my own feet and used ratchet straps. Some welding supplys will have plastic feet for pretty cheap as well

What 3D printer do you have? I would like to see what the printer does.